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St. Louis Parish Podcast

St. Louis Parish Podcast

By: St. Louis Catholic Church
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Discussing the current happenings of parish life, as well as relevant topics to parishioners to help strengthen and guide their spiritual lives.

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Episodes
  • Episode 52: Leading Others to Jesus Through Music feat. John Finch

    Episode 52: Leading Others to Jesus Through Music feat. John Finch
    Mar 13 2026

    Listen to singer, songwriter, and worship leader John Finch speak about his musical journey from learning piano at an early age, to writing his own music, to leading large worship events all across the country.

    John's mission is to give others the opportunity to have an encounter with Jesus through his music.

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    14 mins
  • Episode 51: How Music Moves the Soul

    Episode 51: How Music Moves the Soul
    Mar 5 2026

    Fr. O'Hare and Andrew Lane discuss the role music plays in the liturgy, as well as how it can prime our emotions in a way that can lead us into deep prayer.

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    14 mins
  • Episode 50: Holy Laity Are the Church's Showpiece

    Episode 50: Holy Laity Are the Church's Showpiece
    Feb 19 2026

    Fr. O'Hare, alongside parish employees Carmen Lane and Jamie Hickman, have written a book highlighting the vital role lay people play in the Church, going so far as to say that they are the true trophy of the Church.

    Books are available in the Main Office, Little Way Cafe, and in the vestibule after all Sunday Masses. You are encouraged to read, study, and discuss the material with your friends and family!
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    11 mins
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