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From His Word to Our Hearts

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by Sally Moriarty-Flask

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117 episodes

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A journey through the Sunday Scriptures, proclaimed each week in the Catholic Church, that will open our hearts and minds to the many ways God reveals himself to us and how those revelations impact our daily lives, our families, and our communities. The specific Bible used for this podcast is: The Holy Bible: Revised Standard Version | Second Catholic Edition New Testament Copyright 1946; Old Testament Copyright 1952; The Apocrypha Copyright 1957 Revised Standard Version, Ignatius Edition, Copyright 2006, Division of Christian Education of the National Council of Churches of Christ in the United States of America The Second Catholic Edition is published by Thomas Nelson Publishing for Ignatius Press in 2006 Printed in the United States of America Information regarding additional references used in preparing the exegesis for this podcast is available upon request.

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June 25, 2026

Episode 113| We Are Not Worthy… Or Are We?

Jesus lists a lot of things that can make us unworthy of him… and that may seem a bit unreasonable at first glance. But once we understand that loving Jesus and being his disciple must always come first, then everything else begins to fall into place. We can love others more – through Jesus; we can bear greater hardships – through Jesus; we can be kinder and more charitable to everyone – through Jesus. Everything action we undertake, every person we encounter, every word we speak, can be transformed by the love of Christ into something generous, compassionate, and wonderful! The choice, however, is ours. Will we choose to be transformed, to be better and to do better? Or will we continue to put ourselves first and remain unworthy of Christ? This week's readings:Gospel – Matthew 10: 37-421st Reading –2 Kings 4: 8-11, 14-16aPsalm 892nd Reading – Romans 6: 3-4, 8-11

June 18, 2026

Episode 112 | Sparrows, and Hairs, and Fear… Oh, My!

Jesus assures us that his heavenly Father sees value in each of us, so we should have no fear of anything that threatens our earthly life. The only authority we should fear is that which can separate us from God. Jeremiah understood all about earthly fear, yet he still praised God. The Psalm reminds us that God, in his love and compassion, hears the prayers of the needy. And Saint Paul promises that God’s grace abounds for all who wish to accept that free gift from Jesus. Despite these assurances, these reminders, these promises… we devote more time and attention to worldly concerns rather than heavenly ones. How do we change that way of thinking? This week's readings:Gospel – Matthew 10: 26-331st Reading –Jeremiah 20: 10-13Psalm 692nd Reading – Romans 5: 12-15

June 11, 2026

Episode 111 | Laborers for Love

Jesus tells us that the harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few; that we should pray for the Father to send more laborers. But if we are God’s people, as the Psalmist says that we are… if we have been reconciled to the Father, as Saint Paul tells us we have been… if we have been saved by Jesus, shouldn’t that make us laborers in God’s vineyard? Doesn’t that make it our responsibility to spread the Gospel message, the Good News of Jesus, and the love of God with those we encounter? It certainly seems like that is the case… so, what are we waiting for? This week's readings:Gospel – Matthew 9:36 – 10:81st Reading –Exodus 19: 2-6aPsalm 1002nd Reading – Romans 5: 6-11

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What is From His Word to Our Hearts?: A journey through the Sunday Scriptures, proclaimed each week in the Catholic Church, that will open our hearts and minds to the many ways God reveals himself to us and how those revelations impact our daily lives, our families, and our communities.

The specific Bible used for this podcast is: The Holy Bible: Revised Standard Version | Second Catholic Edition New Testament Copyright 1946; Old Testament Copyright 1952; The Apocrypha Copyright 1957 Revised Standard Version, Ignatius Edition, Copyright 2006, Division of Christian Education of the National Council of Churches of Christ in the United States of America The Second Catholic Edition is published by Thomas Nelson Publishing for Ignatius Press in 2006 Printed in the United States of America

Information regarding additional references used in preparing the exegesis for this podcast is available upon request.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: No, this podcast does not typically feature guests.

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