Fr. John Geaney Senior Ministry, Boston, MA Videos

Psalm 94 Peace and Evil Days
If you haven't seen the new movie Oppenheimer yet, listen to what Fr. John Geaney has say about Peace and Evil Days. Cathedral of Saint Andrew, Catholic Information Center - Grand Rapids, MI

Tony Bennett
We are surely going to miss this guy's music. What do you think the Psalms have to do with Tony Bennett? John Geaney, Cathedral of Saint Andrew, Catholic Information Center - Grand Rapids, MI

Is anyone safe?
This is an incredibly sad story and unfortunately it's true. Hear Fr. John Geaney's message. Please pray for this family. Cathedral of Saint Andrew, Catholic Information Center - Grand Rapids, MI

Scary Storms
Another edition of Psalm Sense.

Artificial Intelligence
I wonder what Fr. John Geaney has to say about Artificial Intelligence, and what does that have to do with the Psalms? Check it out. Cathedral of Saint Andrew, Catholic Information Center - Grand Rapids, MI, John Zimmerman

Under God
Kicking off the Fourth of July Weekend with Fr. John Geaney's Psalm Sense. This one is titled Under God. Cathedral of Saint Andrew Catholic Information Center - Grand Rapids, MI John Zimmerman

Just A Child
In this week's Psalm Sense, titled Just A Child, Fr John Geaney focuses on Psalm 3. "But you, Lord, are the shield surrounding me." Cathedral of Saint Andrew, Catholic Information Center - Grand Rapids, MI, John Geaney

Thirsting for God
Fr. John Geaney shares another Psalm Sense.

United We Stand
This week's Psalm Sense. Psalm 133 United We Stand. Cathedral of Saint Andrew, Catholic Information Center - Grand Rapids, MI

The Revolution Begins
This week's Psalm Sense.

Easter 2023
Celebrating Holy Week. Cathedral of Saint Andrew, Catholic Information Center - Grand Rapids, MI, Paulist Fathers,

Another edition of Psalm Sense. Black History Month. Cathedral of Saint Andrew Catholic Information Center - Grand Rapids, MI John Geaney

My Valentine
So as we celebrate Valentine's Day, we want to recognize married couples who have maintained their relationship with one another, which is a covenant relationship – just like the relationship God has with each of us that is a sign of his great love for us. Psalm 100 Cathedral of Saint Andrew Catholic Information Center - Grand Rapids, MI Paulist Fathers John Geaney

When Do We Pray?
His name is Damar Hamlin. He wears # 3 for the Buffalo Bills. He almost died on a cold night in Cincinnati as the Buffalo Bills, and Cincinnati Bengals were playing an important football game near the end of the season. I was reminded of Psalm 42, in which David prays to God when things are difficult. Cathedral of Saint Andrew Catholic Information Center - Grand Rapids, MI Paulist Fathers John Geaney

I first spotted Mickey Guyton on television at the July 4th National Mall Celebration in Washington DC. I wondered who she was. She wound up as Breakout of the Year for Time Magazine’s New Year Edition. She’s a black woman who sings country music and that’s something we do not see much in our world. One of her latest songs is ‘I still pray. It's a beautiful song. Here is a link to it: https://tinyurl.com/istillpray. And as I listened to the song, I thought about Psalm 42 which says something similar. Cathedral of Saint Andrew Catholic Information Center - Grand Rapids, MI Paulist Fathers

Reflection on Ecce Sacerdos Magnus (Behold the great priest). Psalm 116B. Cathedral of Saint Andrew Catholic Information Center - Grand Rapids, MI Paulist Fathers

Memorial Day 2022
Day after Day may the Lord be blest He bears our burdens; God is our savior. On a day as solemn as Memorial Day should be for each of us, it is important to remember the pain of war, and the goodness of God who is ever and always the Father of Orphans and the defender of widows. Fr. John Geaney shares a Memorial Day message. Cathedral of St Andrew, Catholic Information Center - Grand Rapids, MI, Paulist Fathers, John Geaney

Have Mercy on me, O' Lord
Psalm 31 reminds us that our God is a loving God who takes heed of the distress we are in at the time of death of a loved one. And yes, we are in distress; and yes, we need God’s consolation at that time. Maybe it will come to us from a friend, maybe from a loved one, maybe from a faith that we have grown over the years. But one thing is for sure – God in his Mercy loves us, and we need to keep that thought in mind when someone we love dies. And so we pray with the Psalmist – Have Mercy on me, O’Lord. Paulist Fathers, Catholic Information Center - Grand Rapids, MI, John Geaney, Cathedral of Saint Andrew