Sharing Jesus, Our Hope

Homilies, Talks, and Presentations from Father Phil

About the show

Jesus, was, is, and will forever be, the hope that our world needs. Through these recorded homilies, talks, and presentations, my earnest prayer is that you may encounter Jesus anew, even as He remains unchanging.

Featuring:
Recorded homilies and talks given by Fr. Phil Ching and guests.

Episodes

  • 12th Sunday in Ordinary Time A

    June 30th, 2020  |  12 mins 27 secs
  • The Most Holy Body and Blood of Jesus

    June 30th, 2020  |  11 mins 49 secs
  • Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity

    June 30th, 2020  |  8 mins 34 secs
  • Solemn Feast of Pentecost

    June 3rd, 2020  |  18 mins 9 secs
    faith, fr. phil ching, holy spirit, mary, pentecost, surrender, unborn

    The gift, the power, and the guidance of the Holy Spirit is meant for us all. Fr. Phil points to Our Blessed Mother Mary, and how she is the one who can help us form a relationship with the Holy Spirit through surrender and trust.

  • Feast of Our Lord's Ascension - Year A

    May 27th, 2020  |  8 mins 20 secs
    ascension, focus, fr. phil ching, jesus, looking forward

    To move forward, we have to look forward. This applies especially to how we live for God. Fr. Phil explains how often we get bogged down with earthly things because we aren't taking the time to focus our sights on Jesus.

  • Memorial Day - Reflection on the Life of Fr. Emil Kapaun

    May 27th, 2020  |  11 mins 18 secs
    charity, courage, faith, fr. emil kapaun, fr. phil ching, hope, memorial day, sacrifice

    Fr. Emil Kapaun died as a prisoner of war during the Korean War. This army chaplain demonstrated what it means to love as Jesus commands us to, even to the point of forgiving his captors before he died.

  • 6th Sunday of Easter - Year A

    May 27th, 2020  |  8 mins 1 sec
    fr. phil ching, glory, heaven, suffering

    Suffering in this life is unavoidable. No matter the path, we will face it. Fr. Phil highlights St. Peter's words, “It is better to suffer for doing good, if that be the will of God, than for doing evil” (1 Peter 3:17). The unjust suffering we endure out of love for God will produce glory within us (Romans 8:14-18). If choosing to live apart from God will still produce suffering, why not suffer for that which brings us closer to Heaven?

  • 5th Sunday of Easter - Year A

    May 13th, 2020  |  18 mins 6 secs
    commandments, divine revelation, father, fr. phil ching, holy spirit, philip the apostle, son, trinity

    Fr. Phil talks about Jesus' response to Philip the Apostle who desires to see the Father. Jesus reaffirms the indissolubility of the Holy Trinity as well as the identity of the First Person of the Trinity: God the Father. Following His commandments and rejoicing in this intimate revelation of God's identity can lead us into a deeper experience of His joy and His love.

  • 5th Sunday of Easter - Year A (Mass for Children)

    May 13th, 2020  |  6 mins 4 secs
    father, fr. phil ching, holy spirit, son, trinity, vocation

    Fr. Phil reminds us that Jesus is the Way, the Truth, and the Life. He will help us through everything! To discover more of this, we have to pray and figure out what God the Father is calling us to do, why He made us: our vocation.

  • 4th Sunday of Easter - Year A

    May 4th, 2020  |  8 mins 56 secs
    baptism, dn. tracy esper, good shepherd, jesus, life, name, sheep, truth, vocation, way

    Deacon Tracy shares how much we are in need of a shepherd like Jesus who is and will always be the Way, the Truth, and the Life. He is the Good Shepherd who reaches out to us, His sheep. He seeks out the strays and leads the lost to Eternal Life. While His voice does not give up on us, it is we who often choose not to hear His voice. Following Jesus also means discerning one's vocation in life.

  • 3rd Sunday of Easter - Year A

    April 27th, 2020  |  15 mins 1 sec
    breaking of the bread, disciples, emmaus, eucharist, fr. phil ching, holy mass, knowledge, liturgy of the eucharist, liturgy of the word, prayer, understanding

    Fr. Phil talks about how Jesus chose to stay with His disciples after His resurrection. Jesus, in addressing the disciples' request to remain with them, does so in a way that lets them and us know how Jesus will always be with us, even to the close of the age.

  • Sunday of Divine Mercy - Year A

    April 20th, 2020  |  20 mins 43 secs
    blood, confession, divine mercy, eucharist, feast of mercy, forgiveness, fr. phil ching, indulgence, jesus, mercy, st. faustina, water

    Fr. Phil shares a few of the things Our Blessed Lord Jesus gave to St. Faustina from her book, Diary: Divine Mercy in My Soul. Jesus established this day to be a Feast of Mercy for all souls. Mankind will not have peace unless it turns to Jesus with humble and contrite hearts and ask for His mercy. Jesus' unfathomable mercy is for all who trust in Him and seek Him with full heart.

  • Easter Monday - Year A

    April 13th, 2020  |  9 mins 17 secs
    fr. phil ching, grace, humility, pride

    Fr. Phil talks about pride and how it can ruin us from hearing and responding to the grace of God, like it did to the chief priests and the elders with the Resurrection of Jesus.

  • Easter Sunday - Year A

    April 13th, 2020  |  7 mins 55 secs
    baptism, death, dn. tracy esper, new life, salvation

    Who needs salvation? Aren't we already capable of so much on our own? Deacon Tracy reminds us of how salvation comes through belief, Baptism, and the Holy Spirit. We have access to this because of Jesus Christ, Our Savior and Blessed Lord.

  • Easter Vigil - Year A

    April 13th, 2020  |  24 mins 24 secs
    celebration, church, fr. phil ching, holy saturday, jesus wins, joy, new life, purpose, rejoice, resurrection

    Jesus rose from the dead! Fr. Phil shares with us that this extraordinary news should cause us to rejoice, even now! In the midst of it all, there is joy to be found... and we must celebrate. Jesus triumphed over satan.

  • Liturgy of the Lord's Passion - Year A

    April 13th, 2020  |  6 mins 20 secs
    cardinal sarah, dn. tracy esper, silence, timing

    Deacon Tracy reflects on the silence of Jesus during this time of His Passion, when "human silence is engulfed by the silence of Jesus."