Go Forth!

Fr. John and Jordan go through Father's homily and last Sunday's Gospel, focusing on what Jesus told the apostles and how that applies to us.

Fr. John and Jordan discuss the Good Shepherd Sunday, also known as the World Day of Prayer for Vocations, with a particular focus on the importance of listening to the Lord and discerning his voice in our lives.

This is one you don't want to miss as Father & Jordan break down the story of the disciples on the road toe Emmaus.

Jordan and Aaron take a minute to discuss why it is that we offer faith formation at MHT, and not "religious education." They also discuss the events and opportunities that the MHT youth have available to them, especially touching on the new Catechesis of the Good Shepherd initiative coming soon!

Jordan and Ms. Jessica Campbell talk about how we can encounter God in prayer, especially when praying with others. Further, they highlight the upcoming Holy Spirit Encounter night led by MHT School's middle school students!

Fr. John and Jordan talk about Lazarus being raised from the dead, particularly, what Jesus was showing and doing in that moment, and what it means for us today.

Father John and Jordan talk about the miraculous healing of the blind man, and how his healing models for us how Jesus wants to work in our lives!

Fr. John and Jordan discuss this week's homily, breaking down the significance of Jesus seeking out the Samaritan woman at the well!

Jordan sits down with Kim Zember to learn a little more about her before she comes to MHT to share her testimony and what God has done in her life!

Jordan and Kate talk about the importance of music in the Mass and the goal of our music ministry at MHT!

Fr. Jason Brooks, a Legionary of Christ, zooms in with Jordan for today's podcast! They talk about what we can expect for the upcoming healing service, the ways that God has worked in healing ministries, and talk about some of the miracles that Fr. Jason has seen!

With Father gone this week, Jordan and Andrea take some time to discuss Lenten practices, including an upcoming opportunity at the parish to participate in the "Foretold" series that we're journeying through this Lent.

Fr. John and Jordan talk about how Christ has exemplified the beatitudes for us in all that he did, and how we are called to follow that example!

Fr. John and Jordan discuss this week's Sunday readings, focusing on Jesus proclaiming the Kingdom of Heaven is at hand, beginning in Zebulun & Naphtali.

Join Fr. John and Jordan as they discuss the Passover and its importance in salvation history, as well as its similarities to the Mass and Jesus's Passion.

Fr. John and Jordan discuss the Baptism of the Lord this week as they look at the reasons Jesus was baptized and what that means for us, as well as tackle a couple questions from our listeners!

Fr. John and Jordan spend this week reflecting on the Epiphany of the Lord, the mystery and gifts of the Magi, as well as God's great love for us!

Fr. John & Jordan take time to review how important our response to the Lord is, and why we need to share it with others!

We are called to respond to the great news of the Gospel! We each have a role to play in Christ's Kingdom and are called to a relationship with him. Listen in this week as Andrea talks with Elizabeth about her response to the Lord working in her life!

Fr. John and Jordan discuss and share the extraordinary news of the Gospel! Jesus came to save us, to save you, how incredible!

We were CAPTURED! Listen to this week's podcast to hear Fr. John and Jordan discuss The Fall, original sin and its effects, and how Satan still attacks us to this day.

This week Fr. John and Jordan spend time reflecting on both the beauty, and importance, of God's creation, including YOU! Knowing where we came from tells us a lot about where we are going and how we're supposed to live out this life!

Welcome to Most Holy Trinity's "Go Forth" Podcast! On today's episode, we introduce the podcast, talk about key points from Father's homily on Christendom and Apostolic Mission, as well as give a sneak peak into this Advent's Pray & Prepare virtual retreat!