Fr Matt Siegman Podcasts

Let tomorrow worry about itself.By Fr. Matt Siegman

We all are called to holiness and to mission, because we are members of the priesthood of the baptized.By Fr. Matt Siegman

In the Most Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, God provides the sacrifice by transforming ordinary bread and wine into the Body and Blood of Jesus Christ.By Fr. Matt Siegman

If we love God, he promises that he will love us and reveal himself to us. So how do we love God?By Fr. Matt Siegman

We belong to Christ, not to anyone or anything else. If we follow him, we will assist him in building his kingdom on this earth.By Fr. Matt Siegman

After the frantic activity of Christmas Eve and birth of Christ, we take a breath and reflect. Mass During the Day Readings: Isaiah 52:7-10; Psalm 98; Hebrews 1:1-6; John 1:1-18By Fr. Matt Siegman

Tonight we gather in silence, in stillness, and our hearts behold the light that has entered the world. Midnight Mass Readings: Isaiah 9:1-6; Psalm 96; Titus 2:11-14; Luke 2:1-14By Fr. Matt Siegman

The formal proclamation of Christmas from the Roman Martyrology, chanted. Text: https://www.usccb.org/prayer-and-worship/liturgical-year-and-calendar/christmas/christmas-proclamationBy Fr. Matt Siegman

We await our Savior, knowing that he will fill our hearts with hope. Vigil Mass Readings: Isaiah 62:1-5; Psalm 89; Acts 13:16-17, 22-25; Matthew 1:1-25By Fr. Matt Siegman

God wants everything. Every person we love, every thing we have, must come after him, because He is the one who gives eternal life.By Fr. Matt Siegman

When I worked at the Lord’s Diner, my boss would sometimes say “we go through the greedy to get to the poor.” It sure seems like God does something similar, going through the wicked to save the just.By Fr. Matt Siegman

The scholar of the law knew the words of the law, but he didn’t want to live it. Instead, he wanted to justify himself and his half-hearted approach to following God.By Fr. Matt Siegman

The United States needs the witness of faithful, fearless Christians to live the ideal of our founders: a land of freedom and liberty, where every human being can flourish and find true happiness.By Fr. Matt Siegman

Elijah’s call to Elisha was a call to a radically new life. Jesus Christ’s call to us is no less radical.By Fr. Matt Siegman

Words are not sufficient to comprehend the mystery of the Body of Christ.By Fr. Matt Siegman

Better late than never! The Ascension matters–a lot. Without the Ascension, there is no Body of Christ bridging the gap between Heaven and Earth.By Fr. Matt Siegman

But what will actually make you happy? Homily for the Baptism of the Lord, January 9, 2022By Fr. Matt Siegman

How have you encountered Christ in your life?By Fr. Matt Siegman

We Catholics love Mary. But when we talk about Mary, it’s often because we’re trying to figure something out about her son, Jesus.By Fr. Matt Siegman

The Word became flesh and dwelt among us!By Fr. Matt Siegman

The Lord will provide for his children!By Fr. Matt Siegman

Jesus is not some helpless baby, he’s God: Are we ready?By Fr. Matt Siegman

Let your soul magnify the Lord!By Fr. Matt Siegman

God became man to search for you!By Fr. Matt Siegman

When God asks what you want, tell him! And have faith! (Sorry for the late post again!)By Fr. Matt Siegman