iPadre Catholic Podcast

Today is the fourth day of the Novena to the Holy Spirit in preparation for the Feast of Pentecost. - cast (at) iPadre (dot) net - Feedback line: (267) 31-Padre iPadre App  |  Android App Subscribe to Feed  |  Subscribe in iTunes

By the Lord's own preaching, we are called to conversion in our daily lives. Conversion comes hard, but Christ gives us the ability to convert daily as He offers us forgiveness and healing through the Sacrament of Penance. - Music: ... Continue reading →

Why do we go to Mass on Sunday (and Holy Days)? In our current secular culture, many people will say: "I worship God at home," "God is everywhere, I don't need to go to church." In this episode, we'll look ... Continue reading →

In this episode, we examine the Saints in the Roman Canon. Sarah Reinhard joins us for a Mary Moment. - Music: "Great Day" by Eddie From Ohio - Pope Benedict XVI's Lenten Message - The SaintCast with Dr. Paul Camarata ... Continue reading →

During the Lenten season, we enter into the desert with Jesus. In this episode, we will talk about spiritual warfare. Sarah Reinhard's Mary Moment this week has a bit of Mary Poppins and a lot of Mama Mary. - Music: ... Continue reading →

This is Father Jay Finelli's homily on February 19, 2012, regarding the Health and Human Services Mandate that attacks the conscience rights of all peoples of all faiths. cast (at) iPadre (dot) net Feedback line: 206-202-1231 iPadre App | Android App Subscribe ... Continue reading →

Following up on last weeks interview with Emiliho Estevez, we interview Deborah Schaben who has traveled the Caminho de Santiago on two pilgrimages. In this week's Mary Moment, Sarah Reinhard shares a reflection of Lent failures and how we can ... Continue reading →

We talk about the El Camino de Santiago and have a chat with Emilio Estevez about his movie "The Way". Sarah Reinhard's Mary Moment this week considers Valentine's Day and how it can point us to better love. - Music: ... Continue reading →

Sacramentals are a gift from the Church to enhance our spiritual lives and to offer us the Church's protection. In this episode, we will talk about sacramentals. We also talk about Church music and Polycystic Ovian Syndrom. Sarah Reinhard's Mary Moment ... Continue reading →

In this episode, we go over the opening hymn for Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament "Tantum Ergo Hostia" Tantum Ergo  (PDF) Subscribe to Feed  |  Subscribe in iTunes

February 11th is the Feast of Our Lady of Lourdes. In this episode, we will talk about her apparitions to St. Bernadette. In feedback, we talk about the knowledge of Christ, the new translation of the Mass and giving to ... Continue reading →

In this episode, we talk about the Scavi (the Vatican Necropolis). - Music: "Forever" by Take No Glory - Unofficial St. Peter's Basilica cast (at) iPadre (dot) net Feedback line: 206-202-1231 iPadre App | Android App Subscribe to Feed | Subscribe in iTunes

Merry Christmas - see you in the New Year. "We wish you a Merry Christmas" by Seven5Seven

What is the Morning Offering and what can it offer our spiritual lives? - Music: "On This Day" by Laurie Keeton Wilson - Download a printible copy of the "Morning Offering" cast (at) iPadre (dot) net Feedback line: 206-202-1231 iPadre ... Continue reading →

In this episode, I interview Lisa Hendey, founder of CatholicMom.com and host of the Catholic Moments Podcast.. - Music: "If I Could Fly" by Charity Chapman cast (at) iPadre (dot) net Feedback line: 206-202-1231 iPadre App | Android App Subscribe to Feed | Subscribe in ... Continue reading →

We take a sound seeing tour of the Cathedral Basilica of SS. Peter & Paul in Philadelphia, PA and cover some feedback. - Music: "My House" by Cantinero - Cathedral Basilica website - Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen's Prayer cast (at) iPadre ... Continue reading →

Join me for the official Red Carpet Premier of The Mighty Macs in Philadelphia, PA. We talk to the coach, Cathy Rush, original Mighty Macs players, stars of the movie and the producer Tim Chambers. - Music: "For All The Saints" ... Continue reading →

In this episode, we continue with last week's episode on the New Liturgical Movement. - Music: "Radiance" by Sarah Bauer - The Reform of The Reform? by Fr. Thomas Kocik - Loving and Living the Mass by Fr. Thomas Kocik - Articles by Fr. Kocik in The ... Continue reading →

In this episode, we talk with Fr. Thomas Kocik about the New Liturgical Movement. We also talk about the Catholic New Media Conference 2011. - Music: "O I Praise You" by 38 Acres - The Reform of The Reform? by Fr. Thomas ... Continue reading →

In this episode, we interview Tom Swaida, founder of Catholic Faith Productions. Tom has come out with a DVD series entitled Saint Everyone. - Music: "You Are Holy, Lord" by Emmaus - Catholic Faith Productions - Catholic Faith Productions trailers cast ... Continue reading →

Today, we talk about San Gennaro, the patron saint of Naples, Italy and about the liquefaction of his blood. I also fill you in on what has been happening in my neck of the woods. - Music: "Made For You" byTara ... Continue reading →

In this episode, we talk about Home Enthronement of the Sacred Heart, Does Mary suffer in heaven? and other feedback. - Music: "Day Before Damascus" byTara Leigh Cobble - National Enthronement Center - Waushakum Live Steamers - 1st Saturday Devotion in PDF cast ... Continue reading →

In this episode, we talk about 1st Saturday Devotions, it's history and some prayer of reparation. - Music: "Hail Maria" by Joanna Fish - 1st Saturday Devotion in PDF cast (at) iPadre (dot) net Feedback line: 206-202-1231 iPadre App | Android App Subscribe to Feed | Subscribe ... Continue reading →

In this episode, we talk about 1st Friday Devotions, the twelve promises of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and all it entails. - Music: "Half Of My Heart" by Hello Industry - The Devotion To The Sacred Heart of Jesus: How ... Continue reading →

Today, we have an interview with Msgr. James P. Moroney and expert in the New Translation of the New Roman Missal. Msgr. Moroney has given lectures on the New Translation to over 20,000 priests and deacons throughout the United States ... Continue reading →