Never too far away
The Syrophoenician woman teaches us to seek the Lord in any condition of our lives, trusting the Lord in admitting our
According to Thy Word
The Presentation narrative points us backwards and forwards in Scripture. Might this help us ponder its paradoxes? Reading: Hebrews 2:14-18 The following
For the World
Fifth Sunday of Ordinary Time. Fr Dermot Morrin meditates upon St Matthew's personal experience of Jesus. ‘You are the salt of
The link in a chain
St Timothy was one of the first to hear the Gospel preached by St Paul, and went on to become
No Light Squibs of Mirth
Fourth Sunday of the Year. Fr Robert Ombres unpacks the profound vision of the Beatitudes. Jesus is not promising ‘light squibs
By His Design, For Us
The Priesthoood of all the Baptised and the Hierarchical Priesthood are participations in the priesthood of Christ but in different
The Unity of the Kingdom
Third Sunday of the Year. Fr John Patrick Kenrick reminds us of the universal call to preach. One of the many
True Autonomy
Second Sunday of the Year. Fr Colin Carr notes that an authentic vision of humanity necessarily involves a sense of
To Fulfil all Righteousness
The Baptism of the Lord. Fr Luke Doherty ponders the way in which the Spirit comes into our world through
Pope Benedict XVI: A Personal Testimony
Br Bede reflects on the influence of Pope Benedict XVI on his own spiritual journey. As a spiritually inquisitive 15-year-old, I
Who Has Appeared on Earth?
Solemnity of the Epiphany. Fr Richard Conrad reminds us that today's celebration is about much more than the visit of
‘Behold the Lord, the mighty one has come’: Worshipping at Epiphany
Epiphany | How does the way we worship at Mass inform our understanding of our Lord's Epiphany? The student brothers