Gospel & Reflection Twenty Second Sunday 2025

Jesus challenges the well-to-do dinner guests to invite to their table only the poor, the crippled, the lame and the blind, Jesus was offering a radical challenge not only to social etiquette but to an uncompromising understanding of the Kingdom of God.... READ MORE

Gospel & Reflection Twenty First Sunday 2025

We cannot be just spectators with our faith, we must be willing participants. Our faith should not be just lukewarm, it must be capable of setting the world ablaze in our witness to it. We are called to be actors in the beautiful and challenging drama of salvation, not just passive members of the audience!... READ MORE

Gospel & Reflection for the Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time 2025

The call of our faith is never to be deterred. We are asked not to be shy, not to be embarrassed, not to be quiet but to be fully committed in proclaiming and living our faith and beliefs, regardless of the cost.... READ MORE

Gospel & Reflection for the Feast of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary 2025

Our story of faith, from the dawn of time is a story of God’s relationship with His people, not His Saints. Mary, when chosen to be the Mother of Christ, committed to this relationship and intimacy with God with nothing more than her humanity, her trust, and her love. That was all she had but that was all she needed!... READ MORE

Gospel & Reflection for the Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time, 2025

The late poet Seamus Heaney wrote a poem titled: ‘Had I not been awake’. The ‘it’ in question was an unexpected gust of wind swirling round his house. For Heaney, this common stirring of nature was a gifted moment in his life; one that could easily have passed him by, but it was pivotal to his recovery from a stroke.... READ MORE