Fr. JD Matherne

Abide In Me Homilies

Religion EN ↓ 370 episodes

Podcast by Fr. JD Matherne

Author

Fr. JD Matherne

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Religion

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Latest episode

Jun 29, 2026

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Episodes

2023.2.19 7th Sunday of Ordinary Time (Year A) 19.02.2023

Being perfect is the goal. Enjoy this week's homily.

2023.2.13 6th Sunday of Ordinary Time (Year A) 12.02.2023

How are you going to prepare for Lent? Enjoy this week's homily.

2023.2.5 5th Sunday of Ordinary Time (Year A) 05.02.2023

Jesus's call to be light and salt still applies... Enjoy this week's homily.

2023.1.29 4th Sunday of Ordinary Time (Year A) 29.01.2023

Just not sinning is not enough... Enjoy this week's homily.

2023.1.22 3rd Sunday of Ordinary Time (Year A) 22.01.2023

When our "is" becomes a "was", we need a new "is"... enjoy this week's homily.

2023.1.15 2nd Sunday of Ordinary Time (Year A) 15.01.2023

Let's not stall out in the protect phase. Enjoy this week's homily.

2023.1.1 Solemnity of Mary, Mother Of God 01.01.2023

We honor Mary as an example, an advocate, a refuge... mostly our Mother. Enjoy this week's homily.

2022.12.25 Christmas 25.12.2022

God doesn't need perfect; He first needs us to be available. Merry Christmas.

2022.12.18 4th Sunday of Advent (Year A) 18.12.2022

God shatters our expectations and calls us higher. Enjoy this week's homily.

2022.11.27 First Sunday of Advent (Year A) 27.11.2022

Once a day; Once a week; Once a month. A formula for Advent.

2022.10.30 31st Sunday of Ordinary Time (Year C) 30.10.2022

You are not the sum of your weakness; you are the sum of the Father's love for you... Enjoy this week's homily.

2022.10.23 30th Sunday of Ordinary Time (Year C) 23.10.2022

Do we live as if we need God? Enjoy this week's homily.

2022.10.16 29th Sunday of Ordinary Time (Year C) 16.10.2022

There is a battle, that is meant to be fought on two fronts. Enjoy this week's homily.

2022.10.2 27th Sunday of Ordinary Time (Year C) 02.10.2022

What do we produce? Enjoy this week's homily.

2022.9.18 25th Sunday of Ordinary Time (Year C) 18.09.2022

Are we more focused on worldly gain or heaven? Enjoy this week's homily.

2022.9.11 24th Sunday of Ordinary Time (Year C) 11.09.2022

God tells us we are valuable and shows that there is no limit to how far He will go to prove it. Enjoy this week's homily.

2022.9.4 23rd Sunday of Ordinary Time (Year C) 04.09.2022

The Lord encourages us to enter into the process of purifying our priorities. Enjoy the week's homily.

2022.8.28 22nd Sunday of Ordinary Time (Year C) 28.08.2022

We make ourselves small, so God can make us great. Enjoy this weekend's homily.

2022.8.21 21st Sunday of Ordinary Time (Year C) 21.08.2022

Hot Wheels, Discipline, Trials... Enjoy this week's homily.

2022.8.14 20th Sunday of Ordinary Time (Year C) 14.08.2022

Are you willing to be a little divisive and live the high bar of Christianity? Enjoy this week's homily.

2022.7.31 18th Sunday of Ordinary Time (Year C) 31.07.2022

Are you seeking what will truly satisfy the ache of your heart? Enjoy this week's homily.

2022.7.24 17th Sunday or Ordinary Time (Year C) 24.07.2022

What is your relationship with God like? Enjoy this week's homily.

2022.7.17 16th Sunday of Ordinary Time (Year C) 17.07.2022

Your "Mary" is meant to precede your "Martha". Enjoy this week's homily.

2022.7.10 15th Sunday of Ordinary Time (Year C) 10.07.2022

Do we see people as rivals or through God's eyes? Enjoy this week's homily.

2022.7.3 14th Sunday of Ordinary Time (Year C) 03.07.2022

What kind of comfort do we embrace? Enjoy this week's homily.

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