Friday of the Twenty-third Week in Ordinary Time. It may seem sometimes that you don't have what it takes to be a gold-medalist in your faith life, but indeed we should all live our faith ...

Thursday of the Twenty-third Week in Ordinary Time. The gospel reading today (which is included here) is almost eerily appropriate, as we are reminded by Jesus to indeed love our enemies on this, the 7th ...

If you feel called, how can you choose from all those religious orders? Coming Attractions for Sunday's gospel. Church Search is in Prairieville, Louisiana. (917) 591 8476 for your questions or questionbox@bustedhalo,com

Father Dave answers two call-in questions in this Mass Class segment: 1) Are there some prayers that are whispered during mass? And what is the difference between a brother and a deacon? (Originally aired: 08/13/08, ...

Friday of the Twenty-second Week in Ordinary Time. What is God challenging you to do in regards to his relationship with HIm? Preached on Thursday, Friday, September 5th, 2008, 12:15pm, St. Malachy's Church, Broadway and ...

Question: Can Catholics donate their body to science. Coming Attractions for this Sunday. Church Search is in St Louis: Missouri: St. Louis Washington University Catholic Student Center 6352 Forsyth Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63105-2269, USA (314) 935-9191 www.washucsc.org

Father Dave reminds us that both in the times of the Scripture passage and today, others are indeed looking on, so we must show and practice our faith with pride and dignity. Preached on Thursday, ...

In this segment of the show, Team Busted Halo has a chat about what really goes into the making of a homily, and also wedding readings. Father Dave also handles a sensitive caller question about ...

This week's Question: I went on retreat last weekend and brought my luggage to work and my co-workers disparaged me. How should I have responded? Coming Attractions for this week's gospel. Church Search is in ...

In BustedHaloCast 163... We stand corrected on a question about confession. A facelift for BustedHalo.com Coming Attractions for Sunday's Gospel And a Church in Tuscaloosa, Alabama  

In this segment of the Busted Halo Show, Father Dave handles caller questions about everything from baptism, emergency cases of anointing of the sick, and group absolution. (Originally aired: 08/12/08, hour 3) The Busted Halo ...

In this segment of the Busted Halo Show, Father Dave answers a question of faith regarding the tenets and reasons for a possible annulment. (Originally aired: 08/12/08, hour 3) The Busted Halo Show with Father ...

Feast of the Assumption of Mary. Father Dave reminds us on this particular feast day that although we may not have exactly the same body as an Olympic athlete, we are still blessed by God ...

Memorial of Saint Alphonsus Liguori, bishop and doctor of the Church. Does Jesus need our faith in order to do mighty deeds? No. And do we need Jesus to do mighty deeds in order to ...

Memorial of Saint Ignatius of Loyola. We can be thankful that we are like clay: moldable, bendable, and movable by the divine potter so that we may become more able to serve Him more fully. ...

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In this Free-for-All Friday segment, Father Dave answers questions of faith for those who are, as one listener says, "trying to understand." In this particular clip, Father Dave handles some potentially tricky inquiries about believing ...

Saturday of the Eighteenth Week in Ordinary Time. Father Dave reminds us to keep our focus on Jesus, to not look down like Peter trying to walk on the water (yipe!) and start to sink. ...

Thursday of the Sixteenth Week in Ordinary Time. We often find ourselves "digging our own wells" in search of our own individual "living water," but then we have forgotten the very source of it all ...

This particular question of faith is definitely one that comes up often these days, regarding where to draw the line in terms of entertainment, temptation and purity on both an individual basis and in a ...