Your Grace is Sufficient

First Sunday of Lent Year A One of the characteristics of being human is the ability to feel regret for the mistakes we’ve done. If we could...

Twenty Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time Year C Many Catholics confess to me (not just in confession but also in spiritual direction and casua...

Twenty Second Sunday in Ordinary Time Year C Recently, I attended a friend’s sacerdotal anniversary celebration. I was given the honour to b...

Fifth Sunday of Easter Year C One of the greatest malaise of our times and our present generation is that we seem to be totally demotivated....

Twenty Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time Year A The significance of a meal can never be overstated. It is clear that food is more than just ess...

Twenty Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time Year A One of the hardest things for a priest to do is to ask his congregation for money. You may some...

Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Year A After having listened to complaints from parishioners for the past nineteen years, I’ve come to rea...

Twenty Second Sunday in Ordinary Time Year C It used to be quite easy to define virtue and to recognise a virtuous person. Virtue is moral e...

Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Year C Recently, a social commentator, whose podcast I follow, drew my attention to the link between cult...

  Fifth Sunday of Easter Year B We often have the impression that St Paul’s transition, from a zealous persecutor of Christians to become ...

Twenty-Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time Year A   It’s quite tiring when you have to deal with incessant critics. There are loads of people wh...

Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Year A Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Year A At some point or another, we all encounter...