St. Mary's, St. John Bosco and St. Edward's

The first reading tonight is one of the most extraordinary scenes in the Acts of the Apostles. Paul and Silas have been beaten. Publicly humiliated. Dragged into prison. Their feet locked in stocks. And why? For preaching Christ. Now imagine the scene properly. The prison is dark.The wounds still fresh.The humiliation real. And then comes…… Continue reading Homily Tuesday 12th May 2026, 6th Week of Easter – Christ can Set us Free

The Gospel today is sober. Christ begins speaking not about comfort, but about conflict. “They will do these things because they have not known the Father, nor me.” The Church is still close to Pentecost. The Resurrection is still fresh. And already Christ is warning His apostles: The world will resist you. Not because the…… Continue reading Homily, Monday 11th May, 6th week of Easter – Facing Opposition

As Easter concludes, Christ’s promise of presence through the sacraments reassures believers that He remains with His Church, strengthening and guiding souls.

The Gospel reassures us that we are not left alone, as Christ promises an Advocate in the Holy Spirit, fostering hope through the Church and the sacramental life.

The readings highlight that following Christ involves being led by God amidst opposition. Embracing this path, though challenging, aligns believers with their true purpose.