Idaho Catholic Podcast

Deacon pat shares thoughts of a simple Saturday and evangelization in our daily lives.

Deacon Pat shares a reflection from the Gospel of Mark 1:40-45 on God's Healing Touch

Deacon Pat shares insights into Shame and Guilt and how to understand them and make them go away.

Deacon Pat shares a few thoughts on sharing our faith.

Deacon Pat shares a reflection of our Lord's Baptism and what that means and what it means in relation to our baptism and our lives as children of God.

Deacon Pat shares a message of Christmas Eve not being such a holy night, or is it?

Deacon Pat shares a reflection of Gaudete Sunday (Rejoice) and the reason for Christian joy.

Deacon Pat shares a reflection on Advent, what it is, its special message, and why we need it.

Coming Soon - Audio Book with stories from the brothers in their own voice.

Deacon Pat shares a Thanksgiving message from the Gospel about the need to have faith before healing.

Deacon Pat explores thoughts of how we as Christians should enter in 2021 and the significance of the Gospel of Mark and our current times.

Deacon Pat discusses the importance of not waiting until it is too late and how Christ had warned us to not be deceived by the devil through the parable of the five wise bridesmaids.

Deacon Pat shares his thoughts about Christians and the 2020 Election and the fear surrounding who might win and what that might mean for our neighborhoods and cities.

Deacon Pat Shares some thoughts about All Souls Day and Purgatory.

Deacon Pat talks about how we as a culture and society are in need of a time of healing.

Deacon Pat discusses COVID Fatigue Syndrome.

Deacon Pat explains the confusing parable from Matthew 22:1-14 and Jesus' warning to us who are seeking entrance into heaven.

Deacon Pat shares a short reflection on the Gospel of the vineyard workers.

Deacon Pat shares a reflection originally posted on Franciscan Spirit by Ronald Rolheiser, OMI, on 04/28/20 on 7 Things Calthoics Should Know About Suicide.

Deacon Pat shares the Gospel from this Sunday and a reflective homily of forgiveness.