Easter People

Easter People

Revisit this episode of Catholic Expression where Father Greg and Christi explore the theme of joy during the Easter season, emphasizing the importance of being 'Easter people' who embody joy and community. They discuss the role of small groups in fostering faith, the communal experience of Mass, and the transformative power of sharing faith with others. The conversation highlights the apostles' experience of the risen Christ and encourages listeners to embrace evangelization as a natural expression of their faith.

Celebrating Divine Mercy Sunday

Revisit this episode of Catholic Expression when Father Greg and Christi delve into the significance of Divine Mercy Sunday, exploring its origins, the apparition of Jesus to St. Faustina, and the profound promises associated with this feast. They discuss the importance of trust in Jesus' mercy, the role of Pope John Paul II in promoting this devotion, and share personal stories that highlight the transformative power of the Chaplet of Divine Mercy. The conversation emphasizes the call to trust in God's goodness and the tangible benefits of participating in Divine Mercy Sunday.

From Palm to Passion Sunday

This episode discusses the significance of Holy Week, focusing on the events of Palm Sunday and Passion Sunday. They explore the dual nature of these celebrations, the human reactions to Jesus during this time, and the importance of participating in the liturgical events leading up to Easter.

Lazarus & The Tomb

This episode explores the profound story of Lazarus in John 11, highlighting themes of resurrection, faith, and God's timing. It delves into Jesus' emotional humanity, the symbolism of the tomb, and the significance of the sacraments in our spiritual journey.

From Darkness to Light

Exploring spiritual blindness through the Gospel of John, this discussion highlights how recognizing Christ as the light transforms our lives. Father Greg shares insights on humility, faith, and the power of personal testimony in overcoming spiritual darkness.