Fr. James Searby

Holiness for the Working Day

Religion EN ↓ 989 episodes

From the classroom to the office to everywhere in between, struggling for goodness & holiness can be a daunting task. In these homilies, meditations, classes & talks by Fr. James Searby, discover the possibility of Holiness for the Working Day.

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Author

Fr. James Searby

Category

Religion

Podcast website

fathersearby.libsyn.com

Latest episode

Oct 28, 2026

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Episodes

The Showdown Begins 21.03.2021
RCIA: Commandments 5, 7 & 10 21.03.2021
The Blind Man & The Spiritual Journey 15.03.2021
RCIA: The 4th & 6th Commandments 15.03.2021
What is Heaven Like? 15.03.2021
A Lenten Gut Check 07.03.2021
The Tale of Two Tired People 07.03.2021
RCIA: Sin & the 1st-3rd Commandments 07.03.2021
RCIA: Catholic Morality and Freedom 05.03.2021
RCIA: Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick 05.03.2021
Into the Desert 05.03.2021
RCIA: The Sacrament of Confession 05.03.2021
RCIA: Marriage and Human Sexuality 05.03.2021
RCIA: Marriage as a Vocation 05.03.2021
RCIA: Sacrament of Matrimony 05.03.2021
Being Transfigured 05.03.2021
Ash Wednesday 2021 05.03.2021
Deliverance of the Possessed 01.02.2021
Drop It! Let's Go! 01.02.2021
RCIA: Eucharist #2 01.02.2021
RCIA: Eucharist #1 01.02.2021
RCIA: Eucharist #1 01.02.2021
RCIA: Confirmation 01.02.2021

A special thanks for Bishop Robert Barron for the excerpts I took from his class on Confirmation. 

To Life! 23.01.2021
Who Am I & What Am I To Do? 18.01.2021

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