Hosted by St Augustine Catholic Parish · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 143 episodes
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Our Podcast revisits Sunday’s Gospel and homily by Fr Vigoa, digging deeper into it’s message and how we can take it from the pew into the rest of our week. Also enjoy Fr. Vigoa's daily homilies here that will call you deeper into discipleship with Christ and mission. We hope “heart of the homily” podcast and homilies transforms how you pray, think, live and love this week.
St Augustine Catholic Parish hosts Heart of the Homily, a religion show with 143 episodes published.
We ask what one sentence best captures the Bible, then land on a sharper answer: God never stops pursuing the human heart. From Hosea’s marriage imagery to Jesus’ tender attention to the forgotten, we trace how mercy tak
We reflect on Jesus giving thanks to the Father while facing rejection and pressure, then we trace how that same faith can reshape our own frustration and fear. We hold onto Christ’s invitation to come back after every f
We trace American independence back to its deepest claim: unalienable rights come from the Creator, and freedom only survives when it stays tied to virtue. We connect the burdens we carry and the fatigue we see in the co
We pause on America’s 250th birthday to thank God for the real blessings of life in the United States while telling the truth about our imperfections. We connect freedom to truth and virtue, and we challenge ourselves to
We challenge the “Doubting Thomas” label by walking through the Gospel moments that show his courage, honesty, and hunger for truth. We also trace how Jesus responds to his struggle and how Thomas’ doubt becomes a doorwa
We look to God to fix what hurts on the surface, but Jesus keeps steering us toward the deeper work of healing the soul. We trace that pattern through Amos’s unlikely calling and the paralytic’s surprise encounter with m
We wrestle with a piercing question from the readings: what are we unwilling to lose, even for Christ, and how do our choices reveal the answer. We connect Amos’s warning about hollow rituals to a Gospel scene where a to
We explore why Jesus’s hard words in Matthew 10 are not a command to love family less but a call to stop possessing the people we love. We use the image of open hands to expose fear, control, and misplaced expectations,
We challenge the idea that God’s love should make life easy, and we show why hardship can be a form of correction rather than rejection. We connect Amos and the storm at sea to a single question that every crisis asks us
We celebrate Peter and Paul as proof that God builds His Church through imperfect people and still keeps every promise. We follow Jesus to Caesarea Philippi, listen to Peter’s confession, and face the same life-defining
We use the image of the human hand to explore how fear makes us clench and how trust teaches us to open. We connect Jesus’ challenging words about loving him first to the difference between love that protects and possess
We reflect on the Shunammite woman’s quiet hospitality toward Elisha and how God notices the good we do without applause. We also face Jesus’ hard words about loving God first, carrying the cross, and choosing everyday k
We trace the famous Mass prayer back to the Roman centurion and ask why Jesus calls his faith greater than anyone in Israel. We connect that astonishment to a hard definition of faith: trusting Christ’s authority over ou
We sit with the heartbreak of Jerusalem’s destruction and connect it to the quiet way sin can erode a life over time. We end with the Gospel’s shock of mercy as Jesus touches the leper and shows he truly wants to make us
We take Jesus’ warning seriously: saying the right religious words can still miss the kingdom when our lives aren’t aligned with the Father’s will. We connect Jerusalem’s collapse and the house-on-rock parable to the sto
We celebrate the Nativity of Saint John the Baptist and unpack why his birth reveals how God calls and names a person for a mission from the very beginning. We challenge the lie that we invent our own purpose and ask how
We notice the easy-to-miss moment where Hezekiah receives a threatening letter and refuses to let fear run the story. We follow his simple move of laying the problem before God, then connect it to Jesus’ call to choose t
Fear controls us when we let it decide for us, but Jesus keeps repeating a better command: do not be afraid. We talk through anxiety, attachment, and freedom, and we learn how trusting the Father’s providence reorders ev
We reflect on the fall of Israel and the sobering truth that collapse begins in the heart long before it shows up in public. We connect that warning to Jesus’ teaching about the beam and the splinter, and we choose self-
We name the fears that quietly run our lives and ask what we are afraid to lose, because that fear can become a chain someone else can pull. We explore how Jesus moves us from anxiety to freedom by teaching a different k
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Heart of the Homily is hosted by St Augustine Catholic Parish. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 143 episodes.
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