Homilies, talks, and discussions from the University Catholic Center at Emory University, offering spiritual growth, intellectual depth, and encouragement for the students, faculty, staff, and broader communities at Emory University, Oxford College, and Agnes Scott College.
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Signup to Generate a PitchHomilies, talks, and discussions from the University Catholic Center at Emory University, offering spiritual growth, intellectual depth, and encouragement for the students, faculty, staff, and broader communities at Emory University, Oxford College, and Agnes Scott College.
Recent episodes include "Do You Really Love Your Neighbor? The Heart of Faith [30th Sunday OT Year A] (10/25/2026)" (25 October 2026, 18 minutes), "Show Me the Coin: Beyond Partisan Traps and the Audacity of Realism in the Gospel [29th Sunday OT Year A] (10/18/2026)" (18 October 2026, 17 minutes), and "Ruthlessly Eliminating Hurry: Making Space for God’s Joy [28th Sunday OT Year A] (10/11/2026)" (11 October 2026, 18 minutes).
Emory Catholic Podcast publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 16 minutes across 13 episodes.
Booking probability for Emory Catholic Podcast is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Emory Catholic Podcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Emory Catholic Podcast's contact route on record: public web form.
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Emory Catholic Podcast is a religion podcast with 13 episodes published.
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Emory Catholic Podcast
As Jesus draws closer to Jerusalem, the tests and resistance from religious authorities intensify. But when challenged with the ultimate question—What is the greatest commandment?—Jesus cuts through abstract theories to...
Emory Catholic Podcast
When the Pharisees and Herodians teamed up to trap Jesus with a question about paying taxes to Caesar, they thought they had Him cornered. But instead of taking the bait or offering an abstract theory, Jesus did...
Emory Catholic Podcast
Why do we reject God’s invitations to rest and joy? In this reflection on Matthew 22 for the 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time (Year A), we look at Jesus’ parable of the king’s wedding feast. From the persistence of Christ’s...
Emory Catholic Podcast
Celebrating the 800th anniversary of St. Francis of Assisi's death, this homily traces his journey from a young knight seeking glory to a saint who saw the world as a fragile, precious gift dependent on God. Fr. Branson...
Emory Catholic Podcast
Reflecting on the Parable of the Two Sons in Matthew 21, Fr. Branson's homily explores the difference between performative piety and genuine honesty with God. Rather than hiding our resistance behind empty words, Christ...
Emory Catholic Podcast
Addressing the challenging Gospel parable of the vineyard owner who pays every worker the same daily wage, Fr. Branson's homily explores why being called early to serve God is a profound blessing rather than a burden...
Emory Catholic Podcast
In a culture dominated by parasocial connections and abstract ideals of humanity, loving real, imperfect people in our daily lives can feel overwhelmingly difficult. Reflecting on Matthew 18, Fr. Branson's homily...
Emory Catholic Podcast
When Peter tried to steer Jesus away from the cross, Christ didn't tell him to go away—He told him to get back in line: "Get behind me." As we step into new schedules and commitments, Fr. Branson's homily unpacks our...
Emory Catholic Podcast
<p>Standing before the cave where ancient pilgrims brought their offerings to the pagan god, Pan, in Caesarea Philippi, Jesus asked His disciples a crucial question: "Who do you say that I am?" In a culture designed to...
Emory Catholic Podcast
Standing before the cave where ancient pilgrims brought their offerings to the pagan god, Pan, in Caesarea Philippi, Jesus asked His disciples a crucial question: "Who do you say that I am?" In a culture designed to...
Emory Catholic Podcast
<p>How do we respond when God seems distant or silent to our prayers? At first glance, Jesus’ interaction with the Canaanite woman feels disturbing. But if we sit with the discomfort, a profound mystery unfolds. In this...
Emory Catholic Podcast
How do we respond when God seems distant or silent to our prayers? At first glance, Jesus’ interaction with the Canaanite woman feels disturbing. But if we sit with the discomfort, a profound mystery unfolds. In this...
Emory Catholic Podcast
<p>Learning that we are loved is rarely an instant transformation—it takes time for the truth of God’s love to sink into our hearts. In this homily for the 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time (Year A), Fr. Branson explores...
Emory Catholic Podcast
Learning that we are loved is rarely an instant transformation—it takes time for the truth of God’s love to sink into our hearts. In this homily for the 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time (Year A), Fr. Branson explores...
What happens when we feel like we don't have enough left in the tank? Why does Jesus command the crowd to sit and be still before feeding them? In this homily, Fr. Branson explores the posture of receiving, the power of...
<p>What happens when we feel like we don't have enough left in the tank? Why does Jesus command the crowd to sit and be still before feeding them? In this homily, Fr. Branson explores the posture of receiving, the power...
In a world filled with endless noise and distraction, how do we regain our ability to recognize what truly matters? In this homily, Fr. Branson explores Jesus’s parables of the treasure in the field and the pearl of...
<p>In a world filled with endless noise and distraction, how do we regain our ability to recognize what truly matters? In this homily, Fr. Branson explores Jesus’s parables of the treasure in the field and the pearl of...
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If you ask anyone how they are doing these days, chances are you’ll hear one of two answers: "I'm busy" or "I'm tired." In this homily, Fr. Branson explores Jesus’ iconic invitation to "take my yoke upon you and find...
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<p>If you ask anyone how they are doing these days, chances are you’ll hear one of two answers: "I'm busy" or "I'm tired." In this homily, Fr. Branson explores Jesus’ iconic invitation to "take my yoke upon you and find...
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