Gospel & Reflection for the Fourth Sunday of Advent 2025
In 1873, along with three other volunteers, a Belgian Priest by the name of Fr. Damien De Veuster began working with a colony of people suffering from leprosy on a small Hawaiian island called Molokai. For the next eleven years, Fr. Damien taught this outcasted community the Catholic faith, but he also cared for patients, built houses, schools, hospitals, and churches. He dressed residents' ulcers, built a reservoir, made coffins, dug graves, and provided much needed medical, emotional and spiritual support.
Dec
Gospel & Reflection for the Third Sunday of Advent 2025
On this Sunday for joy, Gaudete Sunday, we are being called to be simply able to acknowledge that in the everchanging realities of life and living, that somewhere within us, we will find the clarity of the peace and presence of Christ to help always. When all is great or when things are not so great; when we have good fortune or bad luck; when we are carefree or when we are weighed down by worry – in all of it, may we see Christ, may we know Christ.
Dec
Gospel & Reflection for the Feast of the Immaculate Conception
the Feast of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary, serves to remind us that the love and grace showered upon us all by God, is a love and grace that grows and bears fruit beyond our imagining when we share it with others. The grace of Mary’s life, she shared with Christ. Christ shared His grace with the world and changed the world in the process.
Dec
Gospel & Reflection for the Second Sunday of Advent 2025
The journalist asked Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost what was going through his mind when he was about to be elected Pope? Pope Leo responded by saying that when he realised the reality that it was 'going his way', he took a quiet moment, then a deep breath and simply said, “Here we go Lord, you’re in charge and You lead the way.”
Dec
Gospel & Reflection for the First Sunday of Advent 2025
Every day, we walk in the light and presence of the Lord. Advent is our time to open our awareness to that light like never before. It challenges us to be attentive to the glimpses and significance of that which happens around us, and the people who are in our lives.
Nov