Join us at St Mary’s on Saturday 31 October, from 1pm to 3pm, for a joyful Catholic celebration of All Saints. There will be Catholic teaching, prayer, crafts, games and activities for children, teenagers and adults. We will discover the lives of inspiring saints from across the Church and reflect upon God’s call to holiness.…… Continue reading Called to Be Saints: All Saints Celebration at St Mary’s, 31st October 1-3pm
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Homily for the Holy Guardian Angels, 2nd October
God assures us of angelic protection on our journey towards Heaven, reminding us of our dignity and the importance of spiritual attentiveness amid life’s distractions.
Homily for St. Therese of the Child Jesus, 1st October
Because Christ lives, there is always hope for souls.
And because souls matter to Him, no prayer, no sacrifice, no act of love offered for their salvation is ever wasted.
Thursday Evenings from 1st October 2026 at St. Mary’s
From October 1st, St Mary’s will host Thursday evenings from 7-8pm, featuring prayer, worship, formation, and fellowship for the parish community. Activities include devotions, catechesis, discussions, social events, and seasonal celebrations. Everyone is welcome to come along.
Homily for the Memorial of St. Jerome, 30th September
The homily explores the essence of true discipleship, emphasising prioritising God over worldly concerns and encouraging believers to engage with Scripture for deeper understanding and faith.
The Transformation from No to Yes. Homily 26th Sunday of Ordinary Time, 27th September
The Gospel conveys a hopeful message about repentance and obedience. It illustrates how turning away from sin leads to grace, emphasising that today is an opportunity to respond positively to God’s call.
Why Comparison Undermines Our Understanding of God’s Mercy, Homily, 25th Sunday of Ordinary Time
The Gospel teaches that God’s generosity transcends human notions of fairness. Everyone receives grace equally, regardless of their actions. Faithful service brings joy, while envy of others’ blessings reflects a misunderstanding of divine mercy.
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