Fr. John Riccardo's Podcasts
Fr. John Riccardo
Selected homilies, presentations, and talks of Fr. John Riccardo, Pastor of Our Lady of Good Counsel Catholic Church in Plymouth, Michigan.
Episodes
Mentioned books
Jul 28, 2006 • 56min
Lectio Divina
The second installment in St. Anastasia's Prayer Series with Fr. John
Jul 28, 2006 • 56min
I Thrist
Explore the transformative power of prayer in healing and self-discovery. Discover how personal pain can lead to spiritual well-being and a deeper connection with the divine. Delve into the significance of maintaining an authentic relationship with God, enriched by divine love and mercy. Reflect on biblical figures' encounters with God, emphasizing heartfelt prayer. Gain practical insights for structuring your prayer life and fostering a meaningful connection, while embracing authenticity through honest prayer and engagement with the Gospels.
Jul 28, 2006 • 1h 41min
Why Rome Is Home For Catholics
Audio of Fr. John's Scavi Tour. From Tap on Theology May 10th, 2006
Jul 28, 2006 • 1h 41min
Why Rome Is Home For Catholics
Join Fr. John on this Scavi Tour. From Tap on Theology May 10th, 2006
Jul 17, 2006 • 9min
July 16th, 2006 - 10:15 Mass
July 16th, 2006 - 10:15 Mass - Fr. John Homily
Jul 12, 2006 • 9min
July 9th, 2006 - 8:15 Mass
Fr. Johns Homily from 8:15 Mass on July 9th, 2006
Jul 7, 2006 • 56min
I Will Arise and Go To My Father - Confession
Fr. John Riccardo talks about confession, sin and scriptual basis of confession. The title of the talk is "I Will Arise and Go To My Father".
Jul 5, 2006 • 56min
Fatherhood
From a Men's Gathering at St. Patrick's Church, Brighton, Michigan.
Jul 5, 2006 • 9min
July 2nd, 2006 - 8:15 Mass
Fr. John Riccardo's 8:15 Homily
Jun 26, 2006 • 1h 47min
Common Ground
This revealing, candid conversation took place between the leaders of two of Oakland County's largest churches, Father John Riccardo of St. Anastasia Catholic Church, and Pastor Steve Andrews of Kensington Community Church. Both are located in Troy, Michigan within minutes of each other.Seeking common ground, "the priest and the pastor" respectfully examine the similarities and differences between the two great traditions they represent. Regardless of your religious background, you'll enjoy their open discussion.Topics include: Salvation, Holy Eucharist, The Virgin Mary, Confession, The Saints, Prayer & Worship, Evangelism, Christian UnityA DVD of this conversation entitled Common Ground: What Protestants and Catholics Can Learn from Each Other may be purchased from the Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish Office or ordered online.
