St. Gertrude Parish Podcast

Happy Epiphany! The Wisemen have found the Christ Child. Today, we will hear from our parochial vicar, Fr. Luke Van Berkum, as he discusses the nature of gift-giving and how giving and receiving are major parts of what it means to be human.  Visit us @: www.stgertrude.org

If you have ever been asked questions about the Church’s devotion to Mary or just had questions yourself, you won't want to miss this homily. Fr. John Paul Walker, the pastor of St. Gertrude Parish, delivers a homily to help us understand the history, doctrine, and spiritual application of Mary and her role in salvation history as the Mother of God, Jesus Christ. 

Merry Christmas! Today we’re bringing you another one of our Christmas homilies. Fr. John A. Langlois is the Prior of St. Gertrude Priory, and his homily is about the Good Samaritan and Christmas. Have you ever wondered how the parable of the Good Samaritan is related to the Christmas story? Listen and find out! Visit us online @ https://www.stgertrude.org/

Merry Christmas! Advent is over, and we have celebrated Christmas Day all around the world. Tonight's homily happens at midnight, and Fr. John Paul Walker delivers the Christmas message and explains the divine wisdom of Christ’s entrance into our darkness. How does the wisdom of Christmas encounter us in our difficulties today? For more information about the parish, visit: https://www.stgertrude.o...

It is the fourth Sunday of Advent and today’s homily is from Fr. John Paul Walker, the Pastor at St. Gertrude Parish. His homily today finds its inspiration from the prophet Micah. Christ is revealed in Holy Scripture to have many titles. Some Christians may even be able to rattle off a few without thinking: the Word,  Emmanuel, the Messiah, the Truth, the Way, the Life, and so on. But whether you...

Today’s homily is titled Four Ways to Prepare the Way for the Lord, and our preacher is Fr. John Paul Walker, the Pastor at St. Gertrude Parish. At Advent, we often hear the famous words of St. John the Baptist echoing the Prophet Isaiah saying,   “Prepare the way for the Lord, make straight paths for him.” But what does this mean for you and me?  If you enjoyed this podcast, make sure you subscri...