Father Matthew Wiering Podcast
Religion & Spirituality:Christianity
In today's Gospel Jesus turns over the tables of the money changers and drives out those who were selling livestock outside the Temple. He did this not because there was anything objectively evil going on but because he could sense that worldliness had invaded the sacred space of the Temple. When he sees disorder within God's house he has no time or tolerance for it but must drive it out. If this is true for the Temple in Jerusalem, which is merely a sign and foreshadowing of its fulfillment in the person of Jesus, how much more is this true when Jesus finds disorder within me, who St. Paul calls, "a Temple of the Holy Spirit." May we cooperate with this purifying work of Jesus and he sees and drives out evil within us!
17th Sunday in Ordinary Time: When God Doesn’t Answer our Prayers
16th Sunday in Ordinary Time: The One Thing Necessary
15th Sunday in Ordinary Time: The Way Jesus Wants to Save Us
14th Sunday in Ordinary Time: Ill-Equipped Missionaries We Are
On the Overturning of Roe vs. Wade
Corpus Christi: A Winstock-Sized Crowd is Hungry in Body and Soul
Trinity Sunday: God Reveals His Innermost Self
What Will Be Your Legacy?
Ascension Sunday: The Priesthood of Jesus
6th Sunday of Easter: The Unity of the Church
5th Sunday of Easter: Losing One’s Life to Find It
The Importance of our Body
3rd Sunday of Easter: Swimming to Jesus
Divine Mercy Sunday: What does Confession have to do with the Resurrection of Jesus?
Easter Sunday 2022: The Women Discover the Empty Tomb
Good Friday 2022: Standing with Mary at the Foot of the Cross
Holy Thursday 2022: The Eucharist, the Priesthood, and Jesus’s Hour
5th Sunday in Lent: The Mystery of the Meeting of Christ and the Adulterous Woman
4th Sunday of Lent: God’s Tender Mercy for the Sinner
3rd Sunday in Lent: God is not a Being
Create your
podcast in
minutes
It is Free
Life After Ministry
Cast The Word
Let Me Be Frank | Bishop Frank Caggiano’s Podcast | Diocese of Bridgeport, CT
The Bible Recap
The Bible in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz)