Fr. Bryce Sibley's Podcast

Father looks at the theology of revelation and how God gradually reveals himself to Israel in the Old Testament.

In his homily for the 5th Sunday of Easter, Fr. Sibley looks at how easy it is to pull away from Jesus whenever times get tough and asks the question of how well "grafted" onto Christ we truly are if we wither and die so easily.

In his homily for the 4th Sunday of April, Fr. Sibley explains how the reservation of the ministerial priesthood to men is grounded in the meaning of Christ's own masculinity.

What's up with Jesus wanting to eat all of the time after the Resurrection?

Fr. Sibley looks at why so many Catholics doubt the Lord's mercy, particularly in the Sacrament of Confession.

Third of three homilies preached at Our Lady of Wisdom for the Paschal Triduum in 2018.

Second of three homilies preached during the Sacred Triduum at Our Lady of Wisdom in 2018.

First of three homilies preached during the Sacred Triduum at Our Lady of Wisdom in 2018.

In this short homily Father Sibley talks about why we celebrate Holy Week with ritual and solemnity as Catholics.

Father looks at why Mary stayed at home when Jesus came to Bethany after her brother Lazarus had died.

Going Deeper in Prayer is a collection of three talks that Fr. Sibley preached at St. Landry Catholic Church in Opelousas, LA during the 2018 Lenten Mission. In each talk Father challenges us to rethink our understanding of prayer in order to deepen our prayer life.

Going Deeper in Prayer is a collection of three talks that Fr. Sibley preached at St. Landry Catholic Church in Opelousas, LA during the 2018 Lenten Mission. In each talk Father challenges us to rethink our understanding of prayer in order to deepen our prayer life.

Going Deeper in Prayer is a collection of three talks that Fr. Sibley preached at St. Landry Catholic Church in Opelousas, LA during the 2018 Lenten Mission. In each talk Father challenges us to rethink our understanding of prayer in order to deepen our prayer life.

Father talks about what we should do when we "feel" like we are being judged.

Fr. Sibley's homily for the Second Sunday of Lent 2018.

In this homily Fr. Sibley exhorts college students to stop living on Pleasure Island or else they will become braying jackasses.

Ash Wednesday is a Spiritual "New Year" of sorts... we all make resolutions to be better, more spiritual, more disciplined. But more often than not, well before Lent is over, we fail at those resolutions. Father explains how to handle this failure without losing our peace.

Quite often we feel like the leper approaching Jesus when we approach the Sacrament of Confession. We might feel a fear of being judged or looked down upon. But as Christ's reaction to the leper shows, we have nothing to fear - Jesus is not there to judge us, but to grant us his mercy.

For the Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time Fr. Sibley was preaching the 6th Annual Greek Retreat Mass. He's speaking to a group of 220 students involved in fraternities and sororities. Enjoy.

Father Sibley shares a creepy story.

Don't allow fear and mistrust to stop you from following Christ's call.

In order to learn how to pray, we need to know what prayer is. In this homily Father looks at prayer as "staying with the Lord" and why this should be particularly easy for men.

Using a reference to the iconic hop hop song "Paul Revere" by The Beastie Boys, Father Sibley explores two essential elements of Christian revelation.

So many parents struggle with children who have left the practice of the faith. In this homily for the Feast of the Holy Family, Father Sibley looks at how to keep your kids Catholic.

We know Jesus and Mary, the shepherds, Magi, angels, and animals were present on that first Christmas. But who was missing? Who should have been there but wasn't? And what does this teach us about our hearts and the times we stay away from Christ? Father explores these themes in his Christmas homily.