At the Lamb’s High Feast is a podcast of Sunday homilies and reflections from Fr. Timothy Eck. Rooted in Scripture and tradition, each episode connects the Word of God to the celebration of the Mass and the life of faith today. Join weekly to deepen your love for the liturgy and live more fully from the feast of the Lamb.
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Signup to Generate a PitchAt the Lamb’s High Feast is a podcast of Sunday homilies and reflections from Fr. Timothy Eck. Rooted in Scripture and tradition, each episode connects the Word of God to the celebration of the Mass and the life of faith today. Join weekly to deepen your love for the liturgy and live more fully from the feast of the Lamb.
At the Lamb’s High Feast is hosted by Fr. Timothy Eck. The show has published 59 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "You Cannot Love Your Neighbor Without Loving God | Homily for the Thirtieth Sunday of Ordinary Time" (25 October 2026, 15 minutes), "Can Catholics Separate Religion and Politics? | Homily for the Twenty Ninth Sunday of Ordinary Time" (18 October 2026, 11 minutes), and "Why God Lets Us Walk Away | Homily for the Twenty Seventh Sunday of Ordinary Time" (4 October 2026, 10 minutes).
At the Lamb’s High Feast publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 10 minutes across 59 episodes.
Booking probability for At the Lamb’s High Feast is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. At the Lamb’s High Feast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. At the Lamb’s High Feast's contact route on record: public web form.
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Fr. Timothy Eck hosts At the Lamb’s High Feast, a religion podcast with 59 episodes published.
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Episode #60
Homily for the Thirtieth Sunday of Ordinary Time on October 25, 2026. Christ commands us to love our neighbor as ourselves, but without knowing what love is or who we truly are, that command can take on radically...
Episode #59
Homily for the Twenty Ninth Sunday of Ordinary Time on October 18, 2026. Religion and politics are not competing worlds, but distinct ways of serving the same human community. Because God is the author of human nature...
Homily for the Twenty Seventh Sunday of Ordinary Time on October 4, 2026. Human freedom makes genuine love possible, but it also makes rejection possible. God respects our freedom even when we choose to leave the...
Homily for the Twenty Sixth Sunday of Ordinary Time on September 27, 2026. When we judge God’s commands by our own standards, we risk reshaping his will to fit our preferences rather than conforming ourselves to him...
Episode #55
Homily for the Twenty Fifth Sunday of Ordinary Time on September 20, 2026. We often judge God according to the zero-sum logic of a finite world, where another person’s gain seems to mean our loss. But in the kingdom of...
Homily for the Twenty Fourth Sunday of Ordinary Time on September 13, 2026. Anger often grows from the sense that another person owes us a debt of justice, while vengeance seeks to collect that debt by force. Christ...
Homily for the Twenty Third Sunday of Ordinary Time on September 6, 2026. Sin harms us whether we recognize it or not, which is why love sometimes requires correction. Christians are called to walk with one another out...
Episode #52
Homily for the Twenty Second Sunday of Ordinary Time on August 30, 2026. Through Baptism, Confirmation, and the Eucharist, Christians are formed to see the world with the wisdom of God and therefore to become signs of...
Homily for the Twenty First Sunday of Ordinary Time on August 23, 2026. The truth about Jesus Christ is not something we determine for ourselves, but something God reveals. Christ therefore entrusts Peter and his...
Homily for the Twentieth Sunday of Ordinary Time on August 16, 2026. God calls every person to himself: those who have wandered away, those who have always been distant, and those still waiting for his mercy. Even when...
Episode #48
The Seventeenth Sunday of Ordinary Time on July 26, 2026. There will be no homily this weekend or next weekend (as there was not one last weekend) while I am traveling and on retreats. In the meantime, you can check out...
Homily for the Fifteenth Sunday of Ordinary Time on July 12, 2026. Good soil is a soul open to God in obedience, courage, and hope. Such a soul understands that through the Cross and Resurrection Christ transforms...
Homily for the Fourteenth Sunday of Ordinary Time on July 5, 2026. True peace is not merely the absence of conflict, but the fruit of justice: right relationship with God, neighbor, and society. Christ restores the...
Homily for the Thirteenth Sunday of Ordinary Time on June 28, 2026. The Christian life requires the friendship of holy people who have already begun to live what they teach. Their tranquility, simplicity, reverence, and...
Homily for the Twelfth Sunday of Ordinary Time on June 21, 2026. Christ’s command, “Do not be afraid,” only makes sense if the soul is real and greater than the body. Christians must form the soul through wisdom...
Homily for Trinity Sunday on May 31, 2026. On Trinity Sunday, the Church contemplates the deepest truth of reality: God is one God in three Persons, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. This mystery is not an abstract puzzle...
Homily for Pentecost Sunday on May 24, 2026. At Pentecost, the Holy Spirit is poured out not merely to console the Church, but to make her a bold witness to the Risen Lord. Every true encounter with Christ demands death...
Homily for the Ascension of the Lord on May 17, 2026. The Ascension is not Christ’s departure from the world, but the revelation of his universal kingship. The wounded Shepherd-King reigns from the right hand of the...
Homily for the Sixth Sunday of Easter on May 10, 2026. Christian witness is not a contest to be won by aggression, but a proclamation of truth given with gentleness and reverence. Only when our words are conformed to...
Homily for the Fifth Sunday of Easter on May 3, 2026. Christ is the cornerstone of the Father’s house, and the Church is built upon Him as a living temple. Our task is to receive the place entrusted to us by Christ...
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