Fr. Matt Nagle
Praedicare: Catholic Homily Podcast
Praedicare - “to preach”… a podcast of homilies by Fr. Matt Nagle, a Roman Catholic Priest serving as pastor of Mater Dei parish in Topeka, Kansas.
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May 28, 2026
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Episodes
Be Prepared 01.12.2019 8:55
What can Bobby Knight teach us about the Second Coming and Advent? An Ironically unprepared homily on spiritual preparation for the First Sunday in Advent 12/1/2019
Rebellion and The Solemnity of Christ the King 24.11.2019 9:41
Homily for Solemnity of Christ the King November 24th, 2019
Zacchaeus and Pusillanimity 20.11.2019 3:45
What can Zacchaeus teach us about the vice of pusillanimity? Daily Homily Tuesday 11/19/2019
The Temple and the End Times 18.11.2019 10:40
What can Christ’s prophecy about the destruction of the Temple tell us about His Second Coming? Homily 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time Year C 11/17/2019
Heaven and the Resurrection 10.11.2019 8:58
How can we know the doctrine of Heaven and the Resurrection is true? What is Heaven? And how can we get there? Homily for 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time 11/10/2019
Zacchaeus, Abby Johnson and the Mercy of God 04.11.2019 10:51
Homily for the 31st Sunday in Ordinary Time
What We Ought To Be 01.11.2019 4:32
Homily for All Saints Day 2019
Heroes and Villains 27.10.2019 10:16
How can seeing the Pharisees as “heroes,” rather than dismissing them as villains, help us understand the warning against pride in our gospel?
Faith and the Battle of Prayer 20.10.2019 9:19
What can the Battle of Amalek and the parable of the persistent widow teach us about Faith and Prayer? Homily for the 29th Sunday in OT year C
St. Therese, Littleness and Trust 06.10.2019 13:21
What can the 2018 film Free Solo teach us about the Little Way of St. Therese of Lisieux? A Homily for the Solemnity of St. Therese of Lisieux, our patron saint at the Didde Catholic Campus Center.
Complacency, an Uncomfortable Truth and an Indispensable Obligation 29.09.2019 10:36
What can Charles Dickens Classic A Christmas Carol teach us about the Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus
Our Time Is Not Our Own 22.09.2019 7:53
Stewardship of time and Christ’s most confusing parable
A Message Worth Repeating 15.09.2019 8:55
What new insight can we learn about the Prodigal Son and his disgruntled older brother from the likes of St. Paul and King David? Homily 24th Sunday OT September 15th, 2019. If anyone would like to support the Didde Catholic Campus Center please visit www.diddecenter.org/donate
The Cost of being a Disciple 09.09.2019 8:17
To follow Christ is to follow Him to the Cross, but it is the Cross which leads to life Eternal. Homily 23rd Sunday in OT C ...If anyone would like to support the Didde Catholic Campus Center please visit www.diddecenter.org/donate
Humility and Exaltation 01.09.2019 11:39
The poisonous sins of ambition and envy find their remedy in the virtue of humility...If anyone would like to support the Didde Catholic Campus Center please visit www.diddecenter.org/donate
The Cross and the Narrow Gate 26.08.2019 8:03
What can The Twilight Zone’s depiction of hell teach us about the Narrow Gate leading to everlasting life?
Not Peace but Division? 18.08.2019 8:09
How can the the paganism of the Roman Empire and the dictatorship of relativism in the modern world help us to understand Christ’s puzzling words from our gospel that He came not to bring peace but division? Homily for the 20th Sunday in Ordinary Time, August 18th, 2019
The Reasonableness of Faith 11.08.2019 11:24
Is Faith a blind, irrational acceptance of religious doctrine, as atheists such as Richard Dawkins claim, or are there reasons for believing, for assenting to the truths of the Catholic Faith? A homily for the 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time - August 11th, 2019
Rich in What Matters to God 04.08.2019 9:40
What can baseball great Pete Rose teach us about the vanity of vanities spoken of in Ecclesiastes and the parable of the rich fool in our gospel?
Unanswered Prayers? 28.07.2019 8:58
Jesus says in our Gospel “ask and you shall receive” but sometimes it seems as if our prayers fall on deaf ears. How can we reconcile this experience in light of Christ assurance that he who asks receives and he who seeks finds? Homily 17th Sunday in Ordinary Time Year C July 28th, 2019.
Focus on the Better Part 21.07.2019 7:55
What can Steve Job teach us about the dilemma faced by Martha in St Luke’s Gospel? A Homily for the 16th Sunday in Ordinary Time Year C 7/21/2019
The Good Samaritan / The Divine Physician 14.07.2019 9:16
Homily for the 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time July 14th, 2019. Our Gospel gives us the Parable of Good Samaritan which is such a well known parable we in the English language call people who help others in need “good Samaritans.” While the moral exhortation to love our neighbor as ourselves (and pretty much everyone counts as our neighbor) is certainly true it would be wrong to consider this moral e...
Our Greatest Boast 09.07.2019 8:34
Homily 14th Sunday in Ordinary Time July 7, 2019 ...apologies for technical difficulties with these episodes
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