HeyJaredFr. David Hogan
An opportunity to reflect upon the mysteries and truths of the Gospel in the midst of the peaks and valleys of everyday life.
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Episode 344: Proving Who Right (opens the original)
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Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time Jesus calls us to love one another enough to speak the truth, listen with humility, and seek reconciliation. Christian correction is not about proving who is right, but about caring for one another and restoring relationships. When difficult conversations arise, Christ calls us to begin with love. Real love doesn't walk away, it fights for reconciliation. Scripture Readings for September 6, 2026 Ezekiel: 33:7-9 Psalm: 95: 1-2, 6-9 Romans: 13: 8-10 Matthew: 18
Episode 343: Take Up Your Cross (opens the original)
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Twenty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time We often think happiness will come when our circumstances finally change. But Jesus never promises us a life without suffering. He calls us to trust Him in the midst of it. Following Christ means letting go of control, turning away from sin, and allowing God to change our hearts. We cannot avoid every cross. But we never carry the cross without Christ. Scripture Readings for August 30, 2026 Jeremiah 20:7-9 Psalm 63:2, 3-4, 5-6, 8-9 Romans 12:1-2 Matthew 16:2
Episode 342: Seen and Known (opens the original)
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Twenty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time In today's Gospel, we see a wonderful interaction between Jesus and Peter. Once Peter recognizes Jesus for who He truly is, his own identity and mission are revealed as well by Jesus. It is amazing to feel seen and known by God at the most intimate of levels. God sees spiritual greatness in all. Let us make the same testament of faith as well, "You are the Christ, the Son of the Living God," on whom I want to build my life. Scripture Reading for August 23, 20
Episode 341: Felt Hunger (opens the original)
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Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Everyone knows what physical hunger feels like. But there is another hunger that is much harder to satisfy: the hunger to feel loved, accepted, safe, forgiven, and at peace. Many people spend their lives trying to fill that hunger with success, entertainment, possessions, relationships, food, pornography, alcohol, social media, or constant busyness. Yet the hunger always returns. Today's readings ask one simple question: Where are you trying to satisfy the hung
Episode 340: The Value of Something (opens the original)
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Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Garage sales epitomize the expression, "one man's junk is another man's treasure." Hence, how do we determine the real value of something? King Solomon provides guidance in our first reading for today. In order to determine the value of something King Solomon wants to know on a deeper level the heart of God. In making his desire known to God, Solomon found the pearl of great price. Buried treasure is not found in a field, a fishing net, or an ocean somewhere i
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