Embrace the Feast: The Importance of Sunday Mass. Homily, 28th Sunday of Ordinary Time

Isaiah depicts salvation as a divine banquet, showcasing God’s invitation to His people to embrace true life. Many, however, prioritise mundane tasks over this call. The Gospel illustrates that while the guests may not overtly reject the King, they overlook the profound blessing of His feast, missing the true significance of their invitation.

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The Cost of Truth: Embracing Conscience Like St. John Henry Newman. Homily, 9th October

Saint John Henry Newman pursued truth at great personal cost, transitioning to Catholicism through intense study and prayer. He advocated that faith and reason are allies, with conscience guiding moral decisions. Newman emphasised that truth demands obedience, prompting deep reflection on individual commitment to God rather than mere intellectual acceptance of faith.

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Embracing Grace: How Prayer Calls Us to Depend on God. Homily, October 8th

Saint Paul admonishes the Galatians for attempting to complete their spiritual journey through self-effort rather than by grace. He emphasises that true prayer and holiness come from recognising our need for divine assistance. Like a man who seeks help at midnight, we must humbly knock on God’s door, realising we cannot produce goodness on our own.

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November Cemetery Visits

Join us in November for remembrance services at local cemeteries, as we pray for our departed loved ones and commend them to God.