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Homilies with Fr Luke Doyle

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816 episodes
Language
English
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Date created
2020/02/20
Latest episode
2026/10/19
Average duration
8 min.
Release period
3 days

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Homilies with Fr. Luke Doyle features daily homilies from Fr. Luke Doyle, a priest of the Archdiocese of Kansas City in Kansas. Whether you're deepening your faith or just beginning to explore it, Fr. Luke breaks open the Scriptures with clarity, warmth, and a practical challenge to follow Jesus more closely. New name, same mission: Let's Be Saints!

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10/15, St. Teresa of Avila
2026/10/19
Is holiness about never making a mistake—or letting yourself be moved by love? One path leads to the Pharisees; the other leads to the saints.
10/14, Pope St. Calistus I
2026/10/19
Am I moving with death or with life? Bring the movements of hatred, envy, and division in your heart to the altar—where even death goes to die.
10/12, St. Carlo Acutis
2026/10/19
God doesn’t just tell you He loves you—He shows you. At every Mass, Jesus gives you His heart and reminds you: you are worth it.
10/11, Sunday of the 28th Week in Ordinary Time
2026/10/19
Do you know the secret of being well-fed? The King knows your sins, wounds, and fears—and still says, “Come, dine with me.”
10/4, St. Francis of Assisi
2026/10/06
Do you want to be great? Make yourself little…because the greatest treasure is not in the world, but in the love of the Father.
9/28, St. Wenceslaus, Martyr
2026/09/28
“Have you ever heard God boast of you?” You cannot give your life as a gift until you are convinced that God knows you and loves you.
9/27, 26th Sunday in Ordinary Time
2026/09/28
“Have you met him?” Do you know how Jesus looks at you—and what He says about you?
9/16, St. Cornelius, Pope, and St. Cyprian, Martyrs
2026/09/16
"Jesus draws near to hearts, especially in those highs and lows." Will you let Him teach you to recognize what moves your heart—and receive the Church as a home of mercy?
9/15, Feast of Our Lady of Sorrows
2026/09/16
"Saints never suffer alone." In suffering, hardship, and sorrow, will you turn inward—or turn toward the pierced heart of Jesus and Mary?
9/14, Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross
2026/09/15
"Who are you?" Before the world tells you who you are, remember the identity God gave you at your Baptism—you are His beloved child.
9/13, 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time
2026/09/15
"One drop of the precious blood of Jesus Christ can forgive all of that sin a hundred billion times over." Sin has no power in the face of God’s love.
9/11, Friday of the 23rd Week in Ordinary Time
2026/09/15
“Love your enemies. Pray for those who persecute you.” In the face of death, the human heart remembers what matters—love.
9/10, Thursday of the 23rd Week in Ordinary Time
2026/09/15
What is the measure with which you measure? One drop of the Precious Blood is more powerful than all your sin.
9/8, The Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary
2026/09/10
"Jesus Christ is proud to be associated with you." Are you willing to let Him love you—even in your brokenness?
9/7, Monday of the 23rd Week in Ordinary Time; Labor Day
2026/09/10
Does Jesus have permission to work on your heart and your hands today—or just the other people in your life?

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5 out of 5
35 reviews
★★★★★
ANG Coyote 2026/10/19
Unlike any priest
Fr. Luke focuses on the one-to-one relationship between God and the individual in away I have never heard, or thought I ever would hear, from a priest...
★★★★★
Jane47712 2026/09/11
Reverent and Thoughtful
Fr Luke records his homilies which gives them an authenticity in delivery and content. The daily Mass homilies are relatively short but always have a...
★★★★★
Jennifer1776 2021/11/09
Thank you, God, for Father Luke
Dear God, thank you for creating Father Luke. Thank you for giving him the gift of the will to become wise in You, and for giving him the courage and ...
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