Your Grace is Sufficient

Twenty Second Sunday in Ordinary Time Year B Being a priest, I must admit that it’s not hard to know what I must do. If I want to know what ...

Twenty First Sunday in Ordinary Time Year B “Amen”, perhaps the most common Hebrew word apart from “Alleluia” used by Catholics. We utter it...

Twenty Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time Year B Today’s gospel proclaims three eternal truths which do not sit well with modern sensibilitie...

Twenty Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time Year B Who was this itinerant exorcist in today’s passage? We have little information about him apart...

Twenty Second Sunday in Ordinary Time Year B Gustav Mahler, one of the leading composers at the turn of the 20th century, who recognised t...

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

Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time Year A I’ve often heard this argument dragged out of the closet to justify any departure from Church...