St. Patrick Catholic Parish Podcast

Homilies, Chapel Chats, and more from the largest Catholic parish in Brighton, Michigan.

St. Patrick Catholic Parish Podcast is a religion podcast hosted by St. Patrick Catholic Parish, with 320 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Receiving Everything from the Father and Giving Everything Back: Stewardship Series Part I | Fr. Peter Randolph

  Aug 24, 202613 min

  In this homily, delivered on August 23, 2026, Fr. Peter preaches on what it means to be a good steward. Stewardship involves receiving everything from the Father then giving it all back to Him out of love and gratitude. Since this dynamic of giving and receiving is at the heart of the Trinity, being a good steward is actually a participation in divine life. This is made concrete in our daily lives by giving of our time, talent, and treasure. Fr. Peter walks through examples of what it means to give of our time, talent, and treasure. His practical for the week is to spend ten minutes praying about stewardship. In the first five minutes, reflect on the time, talent, and treasure that God has given you, and in the second five minutes, ask the Father how He wants you to give of your time, talent, and treasure to those you are called to love. This is the first part of a two-part series on stewardship.

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  Food is for Communion | Fr. Peter Randolph

  Aug 3, 202614 min

  In this homily, delivered on August 2, 2026, Fr. Peter preaches on the reality that food is for communion. In today's world, there is a lot of discussion and debate surrounding food, and many people wrestle with how to feed themselves and their children. In addition, many people have a broken relationship with food because of stress-eating, concern about body image, and other such things. It can be so easy to be caught up in what or what not to eat, that we often do not consider why we eat. Food is for communion, both with God and with others. God did not have to make food, but chose to create food so that we could be united with Him and others through it. In both the Old and the New Testaments, God uses food to draw His People into communion with Himself, and the ultimate expression of this is in the Eucharist. Fr. Peter invites the congregation to approach daily meals as a way to enter into communion with God and others, allowing the grace before meals to be a practical reminder that we are about to enter into a time of communion.

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  Why We Hesitate to Joyfully Sell Everything to Secure Jesus our Treasure | Fr. Mathias Thelen

  Jul 28, 202613 min

  In this homily given on the 17th Sunday of Ordinary Time (July 5, 2026), Father Mathias preaches the parable of the treasure buried in the field. He outlines three reasons why people don't joyfully sell all they have (surrender) to secure the treasure of Jesus. 1) They simply haven't found Jesus yet. 2) They have found him, but they're not convinced of his real value 3) They have found him and they're convinced of his value, but they refuse to change and repent. After relating this parable to the five thresholds of conversion and the mission of St Pat's, Father ends his homily challenging us to identify our hesitancy and resist joyfully selling all that we have to secure Jesus our treasure.

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  Transformation Over Time | Fr. Peter Randolph

  Jul 20, 202612 min

  In this homily, delivered on July 19, 2026, Fr. Peter preaches on the gradual nature of our transformation in holiness. It can be easy to fall into discouragement because it seems like we keep committing the same sins or getting distracted during prayer. However, our transformation is gradual, just like the rising of bread is gradual. That is why the parable of the woman with the yeast can be a great source of encouragement. Since our transformation takes time, we never need to be discouraged, and we can dream big. We can continually open our heart to Jesus each time we fall and trust that, little by little, we will be transformed.

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  Seed into Wheat, Wheat into Bread, Bread into Jesus | Fr. Peter Randolph

  Jul 13, 202612 min

  In this homily, delivered on July 12, 2026, Fr. Peter preaches on the way we can offer everything to Jesus in the Eucharist. He explains that Jesus is the seed that encounters the soil of our lives. If we open up to Jesus, we bear fruit, and our lives can be transformed in the Eucharist. He describes how this has been a living reality for him in a particular way over this past year as the Lord met him in his grief.

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