Give thanks for small blessings.

As we enter Advent to begin another Church year, the first reading from the prophet Isaiah is begging God to ‘tear the heavens open and come...

Today’s Gospel speaks to our human nature as social beings and calls us to recognise and acknowledge each other as a temple of the Holy Spirit...

I have always found today’s Gospel reading perplexing. It’s hard not to feel sorry for the poor servant who was entrusted with one talent. He...

After COVID restrictions were lifted, a few women started meeting in the parish kitchen to reconnect. We planned a long awaited day trip to Marian...

Imagine receiving the news that you are hungry, poor in spirit, persecuted or bereaved as congratulations! What a strange feeling it would be to be...

How would you go about summing up the whole of the Old Testament? How would you even sum up the 10 Commandments? Well that is exactly what Jesus...

There are many ways to understand and think about scripture, and as always, this scripture passage gives us much to think about. For many, the...

Sometimes Jesus hits us with a shakeup. A whack on the back of the head, a call to be better. I find the message contained within the parable of...

Today’s Gospel reading is about the parable of the landowners and the tenants. It is a powerful reminder of God’s love for humanity. Through...

As a kid, we have probably often heard the words of the starter, “On your Mark! Get set! GO!” Then in a flurry of flapping limbs we made our...

My wife and I had the uncomfortable experience of getting tested for COVID-19 last month. We decided to arrive early before the testing site...

The Gospel this Sunday is one of many where Jesus’ teaches on forgiveness. I was so fascinated the first time I found that “seventy times...