It appears right off the bat - I am listening to "10 things to do if you want a miserable marriage"
It seems that the Sermons are actually from the Ordinary Form of the Mass.

So I am assuming he is in full communion with Rome

Hope this helps

What's a "bleg"?

I am Trying to find information on my great grandfather Espelage who lived in Saint Peter around ...1840

i listened to "youth" and "10 things" - it's ok stuff. upbeat sunday sermon material. I gather that this priest was once married, because he keeps mentioning his wife and kids.

Fr. Gregory Elder is a former Episcopalian priest and a convert to Catholicism.
More info here

Sorry, that link in my previous post is broken. Here's the pertinent info:

The Rev. Gregory Elder, of St. Adelaide Catholic Church in Highland, is a priest of the Diocese of San Bernardino. He has three children, among them his son William, 18. Elder, who is married, was an Episcopalian who converted to Catholicism.
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"I joined the priesthood because I want to serve Jesus Christ and his people, and I felt that I could more honestly do it as a Catholic."

Gregory Elder, an Episcopal priest until his conversion to Catholicism in 2003, was ordained a priest yesterday[2006]. His application for the priesthood was approved by John Paul II, days before the latter's death. Elder, however, did not learn of this until after Pope Benedict XVI had been elected.
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As for whether Catholics should allow priests to marry, Elder said, "I think that discussion is more suitable to be raised among those who were raised Catholic." - Redlands Daily Facts

He sounds OK to me. :-)