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Welcome to Sundays with Bishop Ken. Through this podcast, you will be inspired by the words of Bishop Ken Untener, a beloved friend, leader, preacher and former bishop of the Diocese of Saginaw.
When Bishop Ken passed away in 2004, he left behind an incredible archive of homilies, talks and teachings. The homilies and reflections for this podcast were pulled from his vast collection and are read by guest readers.
Sundays with Bishop Ken are brought to you by Little Books of the Diocese of Saginaw. During the liturgical seasons, Sundays are taken from the Little Books reflections. We hope you enjoy these timeless Gospel insights.
About our guest readers:
-Fr. Bob Byrne is a senior priest in the Diocese of Saginaw. He acknowledges that Bishop Ken Untener inspired his own preaching style for more than 40 years.
-Fr. Rob Howe is a priest of the Diocese of Saginaw who was a ordained and mentored by Bishop Ken in 1994.
Support this podcast by donating today at https://sunday-insights.castos.com/donate.
When Bishop Ken passed away in 2004, he left behind an incredible archive of homilies, talks and teachings. The homilies and reflections for this podcast were pulled from his vast collection and are read by guest readers.
Sundays with Bishop Ken are brought to you by Little Books of the Diocese of Saginaw. During the liturgical seasons, Sundays are taken from the Little Books reflections. We hope you enjoy these timeless Gospel insights.
About our guest readers:
-Fr. Bob Byrne is a senior priest in the Diocese of Saginaw. He acknowledges that Bishop Ken Untener inspired his own preaching style for more than 40 years.
-Fr. Rob Howe is a priest of the Diocese of Saginaw who was a ordained and mentored by Bishop Ken in 1994.
Support this podcast by donating today at https://sunday-insights.castos.com/donate.
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Today is the feast of the Ascension of our Lord.
Bishop Ken reflects on the commandment of love from today's Gospel.
Why belong to a church? Bishop Ken shares the reasons.
In today's reflection, Bishop Ken shares the good news from God.
All four Gospels give an account of the disciples' encounter with the risen Lord. And in all four, the disciples had a hard time believing it. Do you believe?
Bishop Ken addresses our quest to have faith in this Sunday's reflection from the Little White Book for Easter.
Jesus is alive! Do I really believe it? Listen to Bishop Ken's words on the resurrection.
The Concluding Rite of the mass reminds us: this is where we belong.
Today Bishop Ken encourages us to think about the "amens" we say during Communion.
During the Eucharistic Prayer, the barriers of time are washed away. Listen as Bishop Ken explains.
Today Bishop Ken reminds us that the Preparation of the Gifts at mass can remind us of our own gifts we offer to the world as followers of Jesus.
In the Liturgy of the Word, we are reminded today by Bishop Ken that we not listening to something God once said. We’re not being taught a lesson. The living God here and now is using these words to speak “live” to us.
Learn about the meaning and importance of the Introductory Rites of the mass with this reflection, taken from this Sunday's corresponding Little Black Book.
In today's Gospel, Jesus encounters the man with leprosy. Bishop Ken invites us to consider our response to those who may repel us. (Mk 1:40-45)
Today's Gospel teaches us more about Jesus' nature. Listen as Bishop Ken guides us through it. (Mk 1:29-39)
Today, Bishop Ken will guide us through the Gospel of Mark, Chapter 1, verses 21-28 (Mk 1:21-28)
Today, Bishop Ken will guide us through the Gospel of Mark, Chapter 1, verses 14-20 (Mark 1:14-20)
Today, Bishop Ken will guide us through the Gospel of John, Chapter 1, verses 35-42 (John 1:35-42)
Today, Bishop Ken guides us through the end of the Christmas season.
Today Bishop Ken asks us to think about our place in the holy family of God.
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