Father Jason Worthley - Podcast

Father Jason Worthley preaches about Saint John the Baptist.

"Seek the LORD while he may be found, call upon him while he is near." (Isaiah 55:2)

Father Jason Worthley preaches about the reading from Isaiah 25:6-10.

"You have hidden these things from the wise and understanding and revealed them to infants." (Luke 10:21)

"O house of Jacob, come, let us walk in the light of the LORD."

Fr. Jason Worthley preaches about Advent.

Fr. Jason Worthley preaches about the words of Christ: "Follow me, and I will make you fishers of men."

Father Jason Worthley preaches about Christ, the King of the Universe.

Between the beginning and the end of history, the Lord Jesus gives us many gifts, graces and blessings. Let us embrace these gifts now. In this way, the Second Coming of Christ will be, for us, an entrance into eternal joy.

Fr. Jason Worthley preaches about charity and truth. With these in our hearts, we will do great things for God and for the world.

Fr. Jason Worthley speaks about the urgent need for Massachusetts voters to vote NO on Question 2.

The Communion of Saints teaches us that holiness of life is at the heart of true friendships. Let us follow the example of the Saints in Heaven, that we too may live in this great family of divine grace. Here is the homily of Father Jason Worthley for the Feast of All Saints, 2012.

Here is Fr. Jason Worthley's homily that he preached at a Votive Mass for the Propagation of the Faith, in the context of the Year of Faith.

Two young saints, from opposite sides of the world, one in the Heart of Jesus.

"What must I do to inherit eternal life? "  This question, asked to Jesus by a man, represents the most profound questions we have about life.  Father Jason Worthley preaches about this important question in this podcast.

Father Jason Worthley preaches about the beginning of the Year of Faith, 2012.

Father Jason Worthley preaches about the need to respect life.

This is a 45-minute presentation on the Sacrament of Baptism.

Fr. Jason Worthley preaches about the declaration of Saint Peter: "You are the Christ."

Our living friendship with Jesus Christ heals us of our weaknesses, enables us to hear the Word of God, and leads us to proclaim the greatness of the LORD.