
Every Sunday, millions hear homilies. But what separates the forgettable from the inspiring? Preach, from America Media, goes behind the pulpit to reveal the art and craft of great Catholic preaching. Host Ricardo da Silva, S.J.—Jesuit priest and associate editor at America Media in NYC—features weekly homilies from outstanding preachers, followed by intimate conversations. From Scripture interpre... more
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Along the U.S.-Mexico border, Flavio Bravo, S.J., celebrates Mass in migrant shelters among people living in fear and uncertainty. Reflecting on John’s resurrection appearances in which Christ shows his wounds and breathes his Spirit, Flavio preaches... more
How does one keep their belief in the resurrection in a war-scarred area of the world? In this third episode of Preach’s Easter series, host Ricardo da Silva, S.J., speaks to Brother Peter Iorlano, F.S.C., who has lived and ministered at Bethlehem Un... more
“You see the light in people's eyes come back and you see faces start to move instead of being frozen," says Tom Weston, S.J., speaking about his experience ministering to people in addiction recovery. “The humanity is reborn [...] it's resurrection... more
What does it mean to preach resurrection into a broken world? In this first episode of our 2026 Easter series, host Ricardo da Silva, S.J., welcomes Alberto Solano, a New Testament scholar at the Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University in... more
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Thank you Fr. Ricardo for sharing your time & gifts on Preach. The Christmas Homily you gave made me think of the Nativity in a completely new way! I have so loved the programming from Preach, Fr. Martin’s podcast to Inside the Vatican; and everything in between from the Jesuit’s. I look forward to the communications conveyed in your exciting new role in Rome. I wish you many blessings from here in California ☮️ all the way to your new role in Rome. May God be with you & Mary keep you, Susan... more
A friend of mine knew I was a novice under Fr Paul Nicholson SJ alongside Fr Ricardo so I was excited to listen.
Bizarrely I remembered the homily they discussed and it was all from the image that came into my mind’s eye that Fr Paul painted in our minds. Isn’t it amazing to think in that a good homily can stay in the mind over 17 years and yet feel like it was yesterday.
Since then I have started to listen to more episodes and it’s a very high quality, rich show.
Thank you Fr Ricardo and the... more
As a deacon, I typically preach monthly and often lean heavily on what I hear from the guest preachers. They offer great insight which I have borrowed from time to time (but always giving credit to Preach) with good results. Thank you!
Loved the discussion and reflection with Dianne Bergant, a Sister of St. Agnes and distinguished scholar of the Hebrew Scriptures, taught for over 40 years at Catholic Theological Union in Chicago and served on the Pontifical Biblical Commission!
As a priest I find this podcast enormously supportive as I prepare my Sunday homilies. It is so useful to hear from others and I love Ricardo’s manner and engagement with his guests. The theme music is great too!
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Listeners can expect thoughtful, pastorally grounded conversations that bridge theological reflection with practical preaching craft. Episodes center on Easter and Lent themes—resurrection, fasting, almsgiving, and prayer—while also highlighting real-world ministry: migrant shelter Masses, work in war zones, addiction recovery, and reconciliation. Guests range from Scripture scholars and liturgical experts to prominent Catholic charities leaders and clergy, offering concrete preaching guidance, lived experiences, and strategies for engaging communities with faith in action.
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Recent guests on Preach: The Catholic Homilies Podcast include:
1. Flavio Bravo
2. Peter Iorlano
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4. Alberto Solano
5. James Keane
6. Kerry Alice Robinson
7. Amy Ekeh
8. Anne McGowan
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