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The BreadCast

Spirit-filled daily reflections on the Mass Readings of the Roman Catholic Church from the book Our Daily Bread by James Kurt (with imprimatur). The daily podcasts are voice only, while the podcasts for Sundays and Solemnities are produced with music and other elements. Another podcast recently added: Prayers to the Saints - a prayer to each saint on the calendar for the US. Also with imprimatur.

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jameshkurt@gmail.com

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Religion

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31 juil. 2026

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January 4 - Epiphany of the Lord 03.01.2026

(Is.60:1-6; Ps.72:1-2,7-8,10-13; Eph.3:2-3a,5-6; Mt.2:1-12) "They were overjoyed at seeing the star, and on entering the house they saw the child with Mary His Mother." And so our prophecy of Isaiah and our psalm of David come to pass: "Raise your eyes and look about; they all gather and come to you… the riches of the sea shall be emptied out before you, the wealth of nations shall be brought to y...

January 3 - before Epiphany 02.01.2026

(1Jn.2:29-3:6; Ps.98:1,3-6; Jn.1:29-34) "Look there! The Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world!" "This is God's chosen One." This is He upon whom "the Spirit descend[s]" – who takes away our sins and makes us pure by His own baptism "with the Holy Spirit." He who walks with Him walks in holiness, for "everyone who acts in holiness has been begotten by Him" – we have become "children of G...

January 2 - Prayer to Sts. Basil the Great and Gregory Nazianzen 01.01.2026

O bishops and doctors, O brothers so united in Christ, united in your desire to find His wisdom and live His virtue, for you what mattered but to be like Christ? All you would have given up to find His way; nothing of this world did you wish but to leave it behind. One in heart and mind, one in word and work and in the food of which you partook… how blessed it is when men live as brothers, when no...

January 2 - before Epiphany 01.01.2026

(1Jn.2:22-28; Ps.98:1-4; Jn.1:19-28) "Remain in the Son and in the Father." In our gospel John the Baptist tells the priests and Levites sent by the Pharisees, "There is… one who is to come after me – the strap of whose sandal I am not worthy to unfasten." This Messiah has come, "The Lord has made His salvation known: in the sight of the nations He has revealed His justice," David proclaims in our...

January 1 - Prayer to Mary, Mother of God 31.12.2025

O Blessed Virgin in whose womb was conceived the only Son of God, who by such grace has brought salvation to our race… What faith is yours in God the Father! What power is upon you by the Holy Spirit! What unutterable wonder we find in your Son! How is it one of our own number could give birth to our Creator? Such glorious union with the Godhead we could never merit nor discover except that the Lo...

January 1 - Mary, Mother of God 31.12.2025

(Nm.6:22-27; Ps.67:2-3,5-6,8; Gal.4:4-7; Lk.2:16-21) "The shepherds returned, glorifying and praising God for all they had heard and seen, just as it had been told to them." The blessing of God, His holy Son, was upon the shepherds, and it is upon us all. For "God sent His Son, born of a woman" that His "way be known upon earth," "that we might receive adoption as sons." And what greater blessing...

December 31 - Prayer to St. Sylvester I 30.12.2025

O eminent Shepherd of God's people who led us from the catacombs into the light of day by a blessed peace with the city of man, allowing the Lord's Church to grow and flourish freely in its sacraments, in its worship of the one true God – pray the Body of Christ may again prosper in truth with its divine Head, that the Light that has come into the world may be proclaimed to the ends of the earth a...

December 31 - Seventh Day of the Octave of Christmas 30.12.2025

(1Jn.2:18-21; Ps.96:1-2,11-13; Jn.1:1-18) "The Word became flesh and made His dwelling among us." And we must dwell with Him, remaining in His light, walking in His way. "Through Him all things came into being," and we who have come into being by Him, "who believe in His name," must "become children of God." In our first reading, John warns against the antichrists who come in this "final hour" to...

December 30 - Sixth Day of the Octave of Christmas 29.12.2025

(1Jn.2:12-17; Ps.96:7-11; Lk.2:36-40) "The world with its seductions is passing away but the man who does God's will endures forever." Upon what is your eye fixed? Do you seek the Lord as has Anna these many years, "constantly in the temple, worshiping day and night in fasting and prayer," or are you seduced by "carnal allurements, enticements for the eye, the life of empty show." Indeed, "all the...

December 29 - Prayer to St. Thomas Becket 28.12.2025

O blessed martyr who died in the cathedral, murdered by the king of this world as you defended the Chair of Peter and the true faith of the Church – where can we find bishops like yourself; how shall the Church be led without holy apostles willing to give their lives as Christ, in whose place they stand? Pray for us, devout shepherd, that many will be inspired by your example to follow in the foot...

December 29 - Fifth Day of the Octave of Christmas 28.12.2025

(1Jn.2:3-11; Ps.96:1-3,5-6,11; Lk.2:22-35) "The way we can be sure we are in union with Him is if one who claims to abide in Him conducts himself just as He did." "The darkness is over and the real light begins to shine," and we must live in that light. "My eyes have witnessed your saving deed displayed for all peoples to see," declares Simeon in his prophecy over the Christ child. "In accord with...

December 28 - Prayer to the Holy Family 27.12.2025

O three holy persons united as one in the humble home at Nazareth, Mary and Joseph with God's only Son… who became your Son, who became our Son, who became our Brother in all things human and shared with you the food of your table and the dust beneath your feet – you are our model upon this earth; you we should follow to find new birth in the Spirit, to find ourselves sons of the Father, to be as...

December 28 - Holy Family, Year A 27.12.2025

(Sir.3:2-6,12-14; Ps.128:1-5; Col.3:12-21; Mt.2:13-15,19-23) "Let the peace of Christ control your hearts, the peace into which you were also called in one body." A man is a man, a woman is a woman, and children are children – this does not change with time or culture. All are called to be one in the love and sacrifice of Christ; all are one holy family. Why do we find it necessary to make excuses...

December 27 - Prayer to St. John 26.12.2025

O beloved disciple of the Lord who saw Him and touched Him, who believed in Him with all your being, who loved Him so that no love but His surpassed your own – speak to us this day of the Word of life who has come among us, died for us, and been raised from the grave. Continue to proclaim that love which alone saves men from sin, which alone banishes death from our midst; let us share in your love...

December 27 - St. John 26.12.2025

(1Jn.1:1-4; Ps.97:1-2,5-6,11-12; Jn.20:2-8) "He saw and believed." And "the eternal life that was present to the Father and became visible to us," which John now proclaims, is Jesus Christ the only Son of God, risen from the dead and present to us now even as He sits with the Father. John has seen Him. He has believed in Him. His "hands have touched" Him and so he "proclaim[s] the word of life" ma...

December 26 - Prayer to St. Stephen 25.12.2025

O first martyr, model of Christ's love and bearer of His Holy Spirit in wisdom and in truth, you who spoke as the Lord Himself and died as He died, with the forgiveness of your persecutors upon your lips and utter trust of the Father in your heart – pray that we too will find the grace and strength to commend our lives into the Father's hands, never holding bitterness toward those who destroy the...

December 26 - St. Stephen 25.12.2025

(Acts 6:8-10,7:54-59; Ps.31:3-4,6-8,17,21; Mt.10:17-22) "They proved no match for the wisdom and spirit with which he spoke." The world cannot stand up to the Word of God; even death has no power over those who trust themselves to His Spirit. A model of faith is Stephen. A perfect trust in the Lord made this martyr shine before the persecution of men. He made the Lord his "rock of refuge" and so t...

December 25 - Christmas Day 24.12.2025

(Is.52:7-10; Ps.98:1-6; Heb.1:1-6; Jn.1:1-18) "You are my Son; this day I have begotten you." The coming of the One prophesied by Isaiah and hailed by John these many days is fulfilled in our midst at this blessed moment in time. And so in our dark world, the light that is God now shines. "Hark! Your sentinels raise a cry, together they shout for joy, for they see directly, before their eyes, the...

December 25 - Midnight Mass 24.12.2025

(Is.9:1-6; Ps.96:1-3,11-13; Ti.2:11-14; Lk.2:1-14) "Today in the city of David a savior has been born for you who is Christ and Lord." Here is the "infant wrapped in swaddling clothes and lying in a manger"; here is He who saves all from sin, born into our humble humanity. Yes, "a child is born to us, a son is given us," and "upon His shoulder dominion rests." This little one wrapped in our own fl...

December 24 - Second Part of Advent 23.12.2025

(2Sm.7:1-5,8-12,14,16; Ps.89:2-5,27,29; Lk.1:67-79) "Your house and your kingdom will endure forever." The Lord builds a house for us; He is that House. "Forever will I confirm your posterity and establish your throne for all generations," the Lord promises David, and accomplishes His word by Himself entering the line of the king. Thus "He has visited and ransomed His people. He has raised a horn...

December 23 - Prayer to St. John of Kanty 22.12.2025

O holy teacher of the faith and pastor of Christ's flock who instructed with wisdom and led by kindness and humility those in your care and all those around you – teach us today not only to know our faith but to practice it by holiness of life as you have done, so simply, so thoroughly as a child of the Lord. Pray for us and pray for our priests, for whom you are a model of perfection. All yoursel...

December 23 - Second Part of Advent 22.12.2025

(Mal.3:1-4,23-24; Ps.25:4-5,8-10,14,Lk.21:28; Lk.1:57-66) "His name is John." Yes, "the hand of the Lord [was] upon him," whose name signifies the grace of God, who comes at the end of the age to turn men's hearts back to God, who prepares the way we must walk to find the instruction and purgation of the Lord. We must be purified by "the refiner's fire." We must be purged of all dross "like gold o...

December 22 - Second Part of Advent 21.12.2025

(1Sm.1:24-28; 1Sm.2:1,4-8; Lk.1:46-56) "His mercy is from age to age on those who fear Him." The Magnificat of Mary mirrors but, if I may say, far surpasses the Canticle of Hannah in beauty, in wonder, in grace… even as the perfection of the Son she bears far exceeds the blessing of the prophet Samuel. As Jesus brings to fulfillment the greatness of all who came before Him, so Mary's song expresse...

December 21 - Prayer to St. Peter Canisius 20.12.2025

O great defender of the faith, of the clear waters, the wellspring of salvation that flows from the Sacred Heart of our Savior into His holy Church, thus to nourish the world and fill it with truth and wisdom and love… you whom the Lord inspired with apostolic zeal to teach and lead souls along His holy way – teach us today by your gracious intercession to be faithful, to be obedient to the voice...

December 21 - 4th Sunday of Advent, Year A 20.12.2025

(Is.7:10-14; Ps.24:1-7,10; Rm.1:1-7; Mt.1:18-24) "God is with us." How shall we "ascend the mountain of the Lord"? How shall we scale the heights and come to know Him as He is, He who "founded [the earth] upon the seas and established it upon the rivers"? Only by the Son, who "will save His people from their sins," are we made ready to stand in His presence. "For it is through the Holy Spirit this...

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