Your Grace is Sufficient

Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time Year A The modern impression is that our world has become more multicultural and less tribal which would d...

Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Year A The second reading is worth a second, a third, perhaps repeated looks as it is one of the most bea...

Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time Year A One of the most common questions I get from Catholics, young and old, is this: “Why did God choose I...

Pentecost Sunday Any discussion of the Second Vatican Council often exposes a bi-polarity within the Church. We are still living today in th...

Solemnity of the Ascension of the Lord Year A It’s Ascension Thursday and we would expect to hear the account of the Ascension in the gospel...

Third Sunday of Easter Year A Metanoia is a Greek word which we priests like to brandish to show off our grasp (or lack of it) of this scrip...

Feast of the Baptism of the Lord Several months ago, I attempted to provide a simple but lucid explanation of how God has favourites without...

Twenty Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time Year C Let’s not ignore the elephant in the room and go straight to the very question many of you may b...

Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Year C There is irony in the mission which our Lord entrusted to His disciples. On the one hand, He does ...

Solemnity of the Ascension of the Lord Year C It is significant that St Luke tells the story of the Ascension twice, and we have the benefit...

Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time Year C There is a tendency among many to be drawn to certain charismatic preachers and leaders. Can people be ...

Twenty Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time Year B Tolerance is a highly valued attribute in today’s culture, perhaps seen as its greatest virtue. ...