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.
Category: Homilies
Saint Padre Pio: Living with the Cross Daily. Homily 23rd September
There is a great difference between carrying a crucifix and allowing the Cross to shape your life. Saint Padre Pio did both.
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.
The Church: A Sanctuary for Imperfect Vessels. Homily 16th September
The Church is kept together in the truth of Christ, and within that truth sinners can repent and come home.
The Power of Mercy. Homily, 24th Sunday of Ordinary Time, 13th September
Peter’s question on forgiveness leads to Jesus’ parable emphasising the need for mercy, encouraging us to forgive others as we are forgiven.
Forgiveness and Faith: Lessons from Education Sunday. Homily, 13th September, 24th Sunday of Ordinary Time
An education which leaves eternity out has left out the very purpose of our existence.
It may teach us how to earn a living, but it has not taught us what life is for.
Catholic education cannot have success as its final aim. Its final aim is holiness.
Discipline in Christian Life: Running the Race of Faith. Homily 11th September
The Christian life, likened to a race, requires discipline and self-reflection.
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