Saint Coleman Church Podcast

Saint Coleman will celebrate a special Mass on Saturday, July 4th at 10:00 AM for the two hundred fiftieth anniversary of the United States. In this episode, we also hear from Steve Feely of the Saint Coleman Men’s Club about the upcoming Men’s Club Golf Tournament, then reflect on memory, tradition, gratitude, and a Catholic understanding of patriotism.

A reflection on the Sacred Heart of Jesus as a sign of Christ’s personal, wounded, and burning love for humanity.

Pentecost is not just a dramatic moment in the life of the apostles. It is the birth of the Church, the fulfillment of Christ’s promise, and the moment the Holy Spirit sends ordinary men into the world with extraordinary courage. In this episode, we reflect on what happened in the upper room, why the coming of the Holy Spirit matters for the Church today, and what Pentecost reveals about mission,...

In this episode, we look at the fact that even small, everyday lies carry deep moral and spiritual weight, shaping our character and distancing us from truth. Drawing on Catholic teaching, philosophy, and neuroscience, it presents honesty as essential to human integrity and warns that habitual dishonesty gradually blinds us to reality and ourselves.

As Holy Week reaches its climax, we enter the Paschal Triduum—the Church’s most sacred and unified celebration of Christ’s passion, death, and resurrection. In this episode, we walk through Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and the Easter Vigil, uncovering the beauty, symbolism, and deep meaning behind each moment. Whether you’re lifelong or just exploring, discover how these three days invite us not ju...

In this episode of the Saint Coleman Catholic Parish podcast, we delve into Pope Leo XIV's inspiring 2026 Lenten message, titled "Listening and Fasting: Lent as a Time of Conversion." The Holy Father emphasizes the Church's maternal invitation to recenter our lives on God's mystery amid worldly anxieties and distractions, urging us to embrace silence, deeper prayer, Scripture reading, and sacramen...

Saint Thomas Aquinas is considered perhaps the greatest Catholic theologian in history. He's a Doctor of the Catholic Church and in this episode we did into his thoughts about faith and reason and the theological virtues.

A look at the rich traditions on the Catholic Church behind the popular Advent hymn "O Come, O Come, Emmanuel"

In episode 71, we delve into the significance of the nativity scene, tracing its origins to Saint Francis of Assisi in the 13th century and we examine the nativity's role as a silent witness to the incarnation, poverty, and adoration, contrasting it with the noisy consumerism of modern Christmas celebrations. The nativity scene is described as a tool for evangelization and a reminder of the four a...

This episode emphasizes the biblical and papal teachings on the dignity and wisdom of old age, contrasting societal values that prioritize youth and marginalize the elderly. It calls for a reevaluation of how society views and treats the elderly, citing wisdom from scripture, Saint Augustine, and recent popes, who have all underscored the importance of cherishing and learning from the elderly as a...

In this episode of the Saint Coleman Catholic Parish podcast we delve into the significance of the Psalms in Catholic tradition. The Psalms are a source of comfort and strength and immersion in the Psalms is wonderful way to grow spiritually.

In this episode of the St Coleman Parish Podcast, we explore the theological roots of the papacy from the Gospel of Matthew, emphasizing the authority granted to Peter and its continuation through the bishops and the pope today. Practical ways for Catholics to engage with their faith are discussed, including praying for the pope, adhering to church doctrines, participating in the sacraments, and e...

In this episode of the Saint Coleman Catholic Church podcast from Pompano Beach, the focus is on Holy Week, beginning with a reflection on Palm Sunday and moving into a preview of the Paschal Triduum.

In this episode of the Saint Coleman Catholic Parish podcast, we learn about the importance of Saint Joseph as a role model for strength, faithfulness, and goodness, sharing stories of his actions and virtues.

In this episode of the Saint Coleman podcast, we dive into the significance of February in the Catholic Church, a month dedicated to honoring the Holy Family. We also explore the virtue of prudence, one of the four cardinal virtues, and discuss its importance in making wise, moral decisions. Plus, we share exciting parish updates.

In this episode, we explore the cardinal virtue of temperance.

Join us as we discuss the theological significance of Christ's advent. We explore the three distinct advents of Christ as described by Saint Bernard of Clairvaux: The Historical Advent, the Eucharistic Advent, and The Eschatological Advent

In Episode 62 of the St Coleman Podcast, we look at Saint Cecilia as we approach her feast day. She is recognized as the patron saint of musicians and singers in the Catholic church.

In Episode 61 of our podcast, we reflect on the 4 Cardinal Virtues of prudence, courage, justice, and temperance. They're called cardinal virtues because all virtues depend on them. The word cardo in Latin means hinge. All the other virtues depend on them, and we should all be striving to grow in both faith, hope, and love, but the cardinal virtues as well, prudence, courage, justice, and temperan...

On August 15, the Catholic Church celebrates the solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. This belief in the Assumption is one of the four dogmas of the Catholic Church regarding the Blessed Virgin Mary.

In Episode 59, we reflect on the lives of Saints Martha, Mary, and Lazarus, we are invited to consider how their examples can inspire us in our own spiritual journeys. Their stories challenge us to find balance in our lives, integrating service with contemplation and nurturing a deep relationship with God.

On June 24th, the Catholic Church honors Saint John the Baptist, whom Jesus called the greatest born of women. John's divine purpose was prophesied by Isaiah and Malachi, and he is recognized for his call to repentance and his role in identifying Jesus as the Lamb of God.

It is most fitting that our minds and hearts be directed to focus on Mary, Mother of God and Mother of the Church throughout the entire month of May. Join us as we talk about the Blessed Mother and learn more about Corpus Christi Sunday

In this episode, we explore the symbolism of the Pascal Candle during Easter time. The Pascal Candle is deeply intertwined with the teachings of Jesus, particularly his declaration, "I am the Light of the World." This statement, found in the Gospel of John (John 8:12), underscores the profound spiritual significance of light as a symbol of Christ's presence, guidance, and salvation.

An interview with Dr. Mary Amore, who will present this year's Lenten Mission titled "Jesus in the Eucharist" over two evenings on March 20th and March 21st. Doctor Amore holds a Doctor of Ministry degree in Liturgical Studies and a Master of Arts in Word and Worship from Catholic Theological Union. She's a published author and a gifted speaker.