Our Gospel today highlights for us a number of false judgments, a type we are all familiar with. The people are judging other people over...

Today we have St Luke’s version of the Transfiguration. It has several interesting elements that can help us understand the time of Lent....

I had a homily prepared to look at the question of judgment, and the strange relationship between our first reading and our gospel....

In the last few months I have discovered a website called the Symbolic world and its creator, a bloke called Jonathan Pageau. He is a...

Who do we trust? This year there will be a federal election, and I’m pretty sure all those standing in that election will be telling us...

Our readings this week all follow a similar pattern. The three readings deal with the notion of vocation. As you probably all know, I am...

Today we have wonderful readings that speak to the creative force of the Word of God. In the first reading, the Word of God forming a...

Today we have heard the final of the three gospels that traditionally refer to the Epiphany: the visit of the Magi, the Baptism of the...

Reading the news on COVID these days, I thought it was a case of ‘here we go again. But then I began to wonder what that even means. Is...

This week we celebrate the Solemnity of the Epiphany. Next week, we celebrate that of the Baptism of the Lord. Traditionally, these...

Tonight/Today we celebrate the birth of our Lord. Our God has come in the flesh. The One who holds all things in the palm of his hand has...

We’ve reached the final Sunday in Advent. Only a few sleeps to go. School has finished. We have our parish reconciliation night Tuesday....

Today is Gaudete Sunday. The name comes from the Latin word for rejoice which we find in today’s entrance antiphon, which itself comes...

What are we celebrating today? The theologian Fr Louis Bouyer says we celebrate: ‘that the grace of God which, since the Fall, never...

Today our gospel invites us to consider the role of prophecy in helping us to prepare for the coming of Christ. This invitation comes in...

It’s worth seeing our opening prayer as the context for our readings today. This is usually the case on Sundays, but it seems especially...

Today two feast days coincide. We celebrate primarily the Solemnity of Christ the King, However, we also have another feast, one that is...

We always know that we are coming to the end of the liturgical year when the readings start dealing with the end of time generally. The...

First of all, welcome back. It is wonderful to see you all here, a community to worship and pray with. Thank you for your support through...

What’s the most important thing in your life? What’s the one call you would never ignore? For some people, the most important thing in...