Faithful & Authentic: The All Saints Parish Podcast
Welcome to the All Saints Parish Podcast! Bringing you weekly homilies, reflections, and inspiring Catholic content to deepen your faith and walk with Christ. Tune in to stay connected and grow in your spiritual journey.
Welcome to the All Saints Parish Podcast! Bringing you weekly homilies, reflections, and inspiring Catholic content to deepen your faith and walk with Christ. Tune in to stay connected and grow in your spiritual journey.
Episodes

Thursday Oct 16, 2025
Mental Health Novena | Day 7 | Poverty & St. Teresa of Calcutta
Thursday Oct 16, 2025
Thursday Oct 16, 2025
Day 7 of the Mental Health Novena with Fr. Jonathan Meyer. Today we pray for those whose mental health is affected by poverty and economic struggles. We ask the intercession of St. Teresa of Calcutta (Mother Teresa).
#MentalHealthNovena #FrMeyer #AliveSeries #CatholicFaith #MotherTeresa #Poverty

Wednesday Oct 15, 2025
Mental Health Novena | Day 6 | Racial Justice & St. Martin de Porres
Wednesday Oct 15, 2025
Wednesday Oct 15, 2025
Day 6 of the Mental Health Novena with Fr. Jonathan Meyer. Today we pray for an end to racial injustice and for healing of the wounds it causes in mental health. We ask the intercession of St. Martin de Porres, a model of humility and love.
#MentalHealthNovena #FrMeyer #AliveSeries #CatholicFaith #StMartinDePorres #RacialJustice

Tuesday Oct 14, 2025
Mental Health Novena | Day 5 | Youth & St. Kateri Tekakwitha
Tuesday Oct 14, 2025
Tuesday Oct 14, 2025
Day 5 of the Mental Health Novena with Fr. Jonathan Meyer. Today we pray for youth and young adults, who often face isolation, pressure, and loneliness. We ask the intercession of St. Kateri Tekakwitha for peace and hope in their lives.
#MentalHealthNovena #FrMeyer #AliveSeries #CatholicFaith #StKateri #CatholicYouth

Tuesday Oct 14, 2025
Alive: The Power of Persistent Prayer | Fr. Jonathan Meyer
Tuesday Oct 14, 2025
Tuesday Oct 14, 2025
In this episode of the Alive series, Fr. Jonathan Meyer reflects on the Gospel of Luke 18:1–8 — the parable of the persistent widow and the unjust judge.
The widow in Scripture is more than just a character — she is an image of the Church: faithful, relentless, and unwilling to give up. Like her, we are called to be people of persistent prayer, trusting in Christ, the merciful Judge who listens to us.
Fr. Meyer challenges us to ask:
What are you praying for today?
Will you persist tomorrow?
How can we live as the Church that never gives up?
Let’s keep asking, seeking, and knocking — confident that God loves us and has a plan for us.
🙏 Discussion questions are available below and at allsaintscatholic.net to help guide your reflection and small group study.
👉 Subscribe to the Alive series for weekly reflections on the Sunday Gospel.
Gospel Discussion Questions:29th Sunday in Ordinary Time ~ Luke 18:1-8What is the basic story or content?What is the good news in this passage?What does it mean to be persistent?Think of a time in your life that you refused to give up- why?When do you pray?Who taught you to pray?Have you ever prayed with someone else?Have you ever prayed at night?Will the Son of Man find faith when He returns?
#AliveSeries #FrMeyer #SundayGospel #Catholic #CatholicFaith #PersistentPrayer #Luke18

Monday Oct 13, 2025
Mental Health Novena | Day 4 | Children & St. Thérèse of Lisieux
Monday Oct 13, 2025
Monday Oct 13, 2025
Day 4 of the Mental Health Novena with Fr. Jonathan Meyer. Today we pray for children living with mental health challenges, asking Christ to bless and protect them. We seek the intercession of St. Thérèse of Lisieux, the Little Flower.
#MentalHealthNovena #FrMeyer #AliveSeries #CatholicFaith #StTherese #Children

Sunday Oct 12, 2025
Mental Health Novena | Day 3 | Mental Health Ministry & St. John of God
Sunday Oct 12, 2025
Sunday Oct 12, 2025
Day 3 of the Mental Health Novena with Fr. Jonathan Meyer. Today we pray for the growth of mental health ministries in our Church, that all who struggle may find welcome and care. We ask the intercession of St. John of God, patron of hospitals and the sick.
#MentalHealthNovena #FrMeyer #AliveSeries #CatholicFaith #StJohnOfGod #MentalHealthMinistry

Saturday Oct 11, 2025
Mental Health Novena | Day 2 | Families & the Holy Family
Saturday Oct 11, 2025
Saturday Oct 11, 2025
Day 2 of the Mental Health Novena with Fr. Jonathan Meyer. Today we pray for families — that they may be sources of love, healing, and support for those facing mental health challenges. Our prayer is offered to the Holy Family of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph.
#MentalHealthNovena #FrMeyer #AliveSeries #CatholicFaith #HolyFamily #FamilyHealing

Friday Oct 10, 2025
Mental Health Novena | Day 1 | Removing Stigma & St. Dymphna
Friday Oct 10, 2025
Friday Oct 10, 2025
Day 1 of the Mental Health Novena with Fr. Jonathan Meyer. Today we pray for an end to the stigma surrounding mental health and ask the intercession of St. Dymphna, patroness of those with mental health struggles.
🙏 Join us in prayer each day as we lift up intentions for healing, hope, and strength.
#MentalHealthNovena #FrMeyer #AliveSeries #CatholicFaith #StDymphna #EndTheStigma

Thursday Oct 09, 2025
Thursday Oct 09, 2025
“Lord, increase our faith.”
Fr. Meyer shares a powerful reflection on how a deeper devotion to the Rosary can transform your relationship with Jesus — and change the world. Discover why praying the entire Rosary daily has renewed his priesthood, strengthened his prayer life, and brought him closer to Christ through Mary.
📿 October is Respect Life Month and the Month of the Rosary. Let’s take the challenge to carry a rosary daily and pray it with intention — for our families, our Church, and our world.
🙏 “The problems in our world today will be solved when people begin to reflect upon the life of Jesus.”
#Catholic #Rosary #Homily #FrMeyer #IncreaseOurFaith #RespectLifeMonth #Prayer #Faith #CatholicHomily #AllSaintsParish

Wednesday Oct 08, 2025
Wednesday Oct 08, 2025
What does the Catholic Church really say about politics, laws, and synodality? In this homily, Fr. Hollowell connects the prophet Habakkuk’s cry with today’s cultural struggles—abortion, same-sex marriage, and gender ideology—and shows how the Church’s wisdom guides societies toward truth.
At the same time, he reminds us that our mission is not condemnation, but love: to accompany every person with the Spirit of power, love, and self-control (2 Tim 1:7).
📖 Readings: Habakkuk 1:2-3; 2 Timothy 1:6-8; Luke 17:5-10🙏 “God did not give us a spirit of cowardice but of power, love, and self-control.”
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#CatholicHomily #PoliticsAndFaith #Synodality #TruthAndLove #CatholicChurch



