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Welcome to the St. Thomas Aquinas Parish Podcast. Christ calls us to Himself in the Eucharist and the sacraments to be His people, to know Him, to manifest His presence in the world, and to proclaim His salvation by loving and serving others. Here at St. Thomas Aquinas, we are walking with every person we encounter to experience the presence of Christ.
St. Thomas Aquinas Parish Dallas, TX hosts St. Thomas Aquinas Parish Podcast, a religion show with 14 episodes published.
We are made for relationship On Holy Trinity Sunday, Fr. Miguel reflected on the relationship between the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. He encourages us to reflect on our relationship with the three persons of the Trinit
First Reading - Exodus 34:4b–6, 8–9 Psalm - Daniel 3:52, 53, 54, 55, 56 Second Reading - 2 Corinthians 13:11–13 Gospel - John 3:16–18
There is peace and power in the Spirit The Holy Spirit might be a mystery, but we need to be open and ready for whatever the Spirit wants to do in our lives. Lord, send your Spirit and renew the face of the earth — and l
If your life were a movie, would those who come to watch know that you are on mission from Jesus Christ? 🎥 The Holy Spirit, living inside us, empowers us to live in such a way that it attracts others to Him. The Lord ha
How often do you call on the Holy Spirit for help? 🕊️ As baptized Christians, we should call on Him more than we realize. Jesus left His disciples with the Holy Spirit so they are not alone, and in the same way we have
Through prayer, we give Jesus access to our hearts In the Gospel, Jesus told His disciples He is The Way, The Truth, and The Life. Only through Him will we be satisfied and fulfilled — the algorithm and this world will a
Authentic freedom and happiness only comes from a relationship with God, and only He is able to fulfill our greatest desires ❤️🔥 Yesterday was Good Shepherd Sunday and Deacon Zak shared some beautiful reflections on ho
Limitless love In Sundays Gospel, we see how Christ can open our eyes and hearts in moments we least expect it. May we ask for the grace to learn from the disciples to open our hearts to continually be kindled by His lov
When others encounter you, does your life lead them to an encounter with the real presence of Jesus Christ in the Eucharist? This Sunday, Fr. Ryan shares how the Road to Emmaus is a blueprint for what we are all called t
The risen Lord came and stood in their midst, just like He comes to be with you This Sunday we were reminded that no sin is beyond His mercy and He just wants to be near us to breathe new life into our hearts, souls, and
The light of Christ lives within us 💛 We are an Easter people, not a people of misery or gloom. Let our light shine bright in the darkness for the world to see!! Readings - First Reading: Acts 10:34a, 37-43 Psalm: Psalm
We belong to Christ ❤️🔥 In the Gospel Sunday, we heard Jesus call Judas His friend, knowing that he will betray Him. Fr. Miguel reminds us that this is a Gospel challenge — to see our enemies as Christ does and to pray
Can these bones come to life? God is working on a deeper level than we often realize — He is preparing us to be ready for where He guides us. This last week of Lent before Holy Week, let us take the leap of faith and sur
We are kindred spirits with the man born blind Throughout Lent, we have gone from the Temptation of Christ, His Transfuguration, the encounter with the woman at the well, and now the man born blind. This past Sunday remi
Turn to Jesus The Samaritan woman was searching for fullness in her life and Christ showed her He was what she was looking for. He gave her what was best for her — not what she wanted, but what would bring her closer to
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