Gospel & Reflection for Mass of Remembrance 2025
This story is not a tale of tragedy, but of immense hope and love. In the face of fear, they chose faith. In the shadow of death, they radiated trust in God. It reminds us that all our lives are sacred journeys, journeys to God; and how every moment of our life is an opportunity to love and trust God by loving and serving each other. This is our call today, as we remember our deceased loved ones, and as we think of our own life’s journey.
Nov
Gospel & Reflection for the Thirty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time 2025
It should stand to reason that if God was going to send someone into the world on His behalf, then the least that God could do would be to support their claim and pre-announce their coming. How interesting then for us to acknowledge, that throughout history, of all the contenders asking us to believe in them as God or from God, only one, just one, was ever pre-announced.
Nov
Gospel & Reflection for the Feast of the Dedication of the Lateran Basilica 2025
Allow our sacred space, our Church, to be a place that helps us to be open to the Spirit of God living among us; a place that empowers us to move beyond these walls and be living witnesses of faith, hope, and love. Here
Nov
Gospel & Reflection for the Commemoration of All the Faithful Departed – All Souls 2025
As we celebrate the Commemoration of all the Faithful Departed, remembering all of our deceased loved ones and friends, we firstly give thanks for their lives and what their life, love, and connection meant to us. At the same time, we trust that they still live, just differently; that they are alive within the mystery that is God and His love.
Nov
Gospel & Reflection for the Feast of All Saints 2025
The beautitudes remind us of our call to forsake everything for God. They tell us to be gentle, peaceful and loving. They challenge us to be enthusiastic about knowing and following the ways of God. They call us to be brave in the face of suffering and persecution.
Nov

