Your Grace is Sufficient

Twenty-Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time Year A  Remember when we were young, many of us played the silly game of ‘police-and-robbers' (anot...

Twenty-Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time Year A Throughout the world, bi-partisan politics in many countries can often be reduced to a contest...

Twenty-Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time Year A When we have been wronged, our first instinct is usually to get angry. Our second instinct th...

Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time Year A It is fashionable nowadays to be “politically correct,” that is, to say nothing which may ...

Twenty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time Year A I will not lie to you. I will not paint a rosy picture of what’s in store for every Chr...

Twenty First Sunday in Ordinary Time Year A A senior priest once told me that one of the most visible symbols of a parish priest’s aut...

Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time Year A The easiest way to disarm your sparring partner in any intellectual argument would be to ra...