Episodes

Monday Apr 07, 2025
Are You an Original or a Photocopy? | Rise Up Day 34 with Fr. Meyer
Monday Apr 07, 2025
Monday Apr 07, 2025
God created you to be an original—not a photocopy.
In today’s Rise Up reflection, Fr. Jonathan Meyer invites us to reflect on John 8 where Jesus, the Light of the World, calls us out of darkness and into the fullness of who we are created to be. Highlighting the powerful witness of Blessed Carlo Acutis, a teen who used his gifts to glorify God through technology, Fr. Meyer challenges us to embrace our unique identity and live boldly for Christ.
“Don’t walk in darkness. Don’t be a photocopy. Live in the light. Be original. Be a saint.”
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Sunday Apr 06, 2025
Are You the Woman Caught in Adultery? | Rise Up Day 33 with Fr. Meyer
Sunday Apr 06, 2025
Sunday Apr 06, 2025
Have you ever felt unworthy of forgiveness? In this powerful Sunday reflection, Fr. Jonathan Meyer invites us to see ourselves in the story of the woman caught in adultery (John 8). Her shame, her encounter with Jesus, and His words—“Neither do I condemn you”—speak directly to our hearts. No matter your past, Jesus offers mercy, not condemnation.
This is Liberation Sunday—a chance to finally let go of shame and receive the healing only Christ can give.
🙏 “Go, and from now on do not sin anymore.”
#RiseUp #CatholicReflection #SundayGospel #John8 #Confession #CatholicYouTube #MercyOfGod #FrJonathanMeyer #AdulteryStory #GoAndSinNoMore

Saturday Apr 05, 2025
Where Do You See the Face of Jesus? | Passiontide Reflections | Rise Up Day 32
Saturday Apr 05, 2025
Saturday Apr 05, 2025
As the Church enters Passiontide, statues and crucifixes are veiled — not because they’re bad, but because they are so good. In this Rise Up reflection, Fr. Jonathan Meyer challenges us to consider where we truly see Jesus. If His image is covered, can we still recognize Him in our neighbor, in the Eucharist, in the hidden moments of daily life? Let this time of veiling open your eyes to the presence of Christ in new and deeper ways.
🙏 “Lord, open my eyes. I want to see.”
💜 #Passiontide #RiseUp #FrMeyer #CatholicReflection #SeeJesus

Friday Apr 04, 2025
Where Is Your Secret Place? | Finding Solitude with Jesus | Rise Up Day 31
Friday Apr 04, 2025
Friday Apr 04, 2025
Do you have a place where you can retreat from the world and just be with God? In today’s Gospel (John 7), Jesus goes to Jerusalem in secret—showing us the importance of having a quiet place for prayer and reflection. Whether it’s a chapel, a quiet corner, or a hidden spot in nature, where do you go to be with the Lord? Watch this reflection with Father Jonathan Meyer and be inspired to find your secret place. 🙏 #RiseUp #Prayer #CatholicFaith

Thursday Apr 03, 2025
Are You Afraid of Your Own Light? | Rise Up Day 30
Thursday Apr 03, 2025
Thursday Apr 03, 2025
You are a burning and shining lamp! 🔥 Too often, we fear our own greatness rather than our weaknesses. But God has called you to be a light in this world. As St. Catherine of Siena said, “If you become who you are called to be, you will set the world on fire.” Don’t hide your light—embrace it! #RiseUp #BeTheLight #Faith #Catholic

Wednesday Apr 02, 2025
Stop Trying to Do It Alone – Trust in God’s Grace | Rise Up Day 29
Wednesday Apr 02, 2025
Wednesday Apr 02, 2025
Are you trying to handle everything on your own? In today’s Gospel reflection, Fr. Jonathan Meyer reminds us of Jesus’ powerful words: “I cannot do anything on my own.” (John 5) If even Jesus relied on the Father, why do we try to push through life by ourselves?
Whatever you’re facing—stress, relationships, work, or personal struggles—you don’t have to carry it alone. Everything is a grace. Everything is a gift. Come, Holy Spirit.
🙏 Are you ready to surrender and trust in God’s help? Watch now and let Him lead the way.
📖 Gospel Reflection | Rise Up Day 29
#RiseUp #CatholicFaith #TrustGod #SpiritualGrowth

Tuesday Apr 01, 2025
Do You REALLY Want to Be Well? | Rise Up Day 28
Tuesday Apr 01, 2025
Tuesday Apr 01, 2025
esus asks, Do you want to be well? We all desire change, but are we willing to make the sacrifices necessary to achieve it? Whether it’s overcoming sin, breaking bad habits, or pursuing holiness, real transformation requires real commitment. God wants you to be well—He made you for greatness! Are you ready to say yes and take the next step?
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Monday Mar 31, 2025
God Can Change Anything—Will You Let Him? | Rise Up Day 27
Monday Mar 31, 2025
Monday Mar 31, 2025
God has the power to change everything—water into blood, water into wine, wine into His precious blood at every Mass. But the greatest transformation He desires is in you. The question is: Will you give Him permission?
🙏 Open your heart today. Surrender. Let Jesus change your life.
Pray this with me: “Dear Lord, I give You permission to change my heart.”
#RiseUp #Transformation #Faith #JesusChangesEverything #SurrenderToGod

Sunday Mar 30, 2025
Does the Father Love You? | Rise Up Day 26 with Father Jonathan Meyer
Sunday Mar 30, 2025
Sunday Mar 30, 2025
On this Laetare Sunday, Father Jonathan Meyer reminds us of God’s immense love and care for us. Reflecting on the Parable of the Prodigal Son, he shares the comforting words of the Father: “You are here with me always. Everything I have is yours.” Take a moment today to realize how deeply loved you are by God the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. Let this Sunday be a day of rest and a reminder that God’s grace is always with you.

Saturday Mar 29, 2025
Why Do You Strike Your Chest at Mass? | Rise Up Day 25 with Father Jonathan Meyer
Saturday Mar 29, 2025
Saturday Mar 29, 2025
In today’s Rise Up reflection, Father Jonathan Meyer explains the powerful meaning behind striking your chest during Mass. Using the Gospel story of the Pharisee and the tax collector, he invites us to reflect on our own sins and the importance of repentance. Striking your chest is not just a gesture—it’s an expression of recognizing our sinfulness and trusting in God’s boundless mercy. Join Father Jonathan for this powerful reminder of humility, conversion, and the grace of God that awaits us when we truly repent. Let today be a day of renewal.