Deacon Michael Weston’s Weekday Sermons - A deeper look at Everyday Questions and Answers for Life as a Catholic
PLEASE SCROLL DOWNHe packs a lot into seven minutes. As you listen or read, be patient. Often he pulls it all together and his best stuff is at the end of his sermon. There are now more than 100 audio files of sermons on the Everyday Sermons page that have been transcribed and posted by his widow, Laura Weston. You can either listen to or read his words. The initial comments written in italics are written by his widow, Laura, as an introduction to some of the background from his life or the beliefs that underlie his sermon.PLEASE SCROLL DOWN FOR MORE SERMONS AND A SUMMARY OF HIS LIFELatest Episodes:
Deacon John Michael Weston’s sermons
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Deacon Michael was a former United States Department of Justice attorney, former self-proclaimed atheist, former outspoken anti-Catholic snob, and devoted husband and father. As a young man he loved to describe himself as “rude, crude, and socially unacceptable.” At the age of 37 everything changed. One night while on vacation with his wife, he experienced a “St. Paul” conversion. After that he devoted the same energy with which he had formerly attacked the Church into delving into the intellectual and actual consequences of living as a Catholic. He loved his faith passionately and never tired of thinking about and living out the implications of being a Catholic. He died unexpectedly on October 25, 2019, at the age of 69. He was well prepared for his entrance into eternal life because of the sacraments brought to him by his many priest friends, and the many prayers offered for him as he lay dying and after his death.
It was always obvious that he poured his heart into these unwritten homilies and we are proud to share them with you.