Saint Paul warns that while knowledge is important, it can lead to pride. True Christian love requires using knowledge responsibly, prioritising the well-being of others, and even extending love toward enemies.
Category: Homilies
Understanding Eternal Values in a Temporary World. Homily, 9th September
Saint Paul reminds Christians that worldly possessions and status are transient, urging them to focus on eternal things.
Creating a Parish That Reflects Our Lady. Homily, 6th September Evening Mass
A parish dedicated to Mary should make Christ the centre, notice and support people, promote faith, and invite others to experience God’s love.
Mary: The Dawn Before the Saviour. Homily, St. Mary’s Patronal Feast, 6th September
Birthdays signify more than just another year; they celebrate the start of a life and the potential it holds. Our Lady’s birth, humble yet significant, heralds Christ’s coming and teaches us to receive and share Him faithfully.
Guiding Each Other Back to God. Homily, 23rd Sunday of Ordinary Time, 6th September
The readings emphasise the importance of addressing conflicts directly with the individual involved, prioritising reconciliation over judgement, and balancing truth with love in all interactions, particularly regarding spiritual matters.
Gaining a Brother: The True Meaning of Christian Love. Homily 23rd Sunday of Ordinary Time, 5th September Vigil.
The readings emphasise our mutual responsibility for one another’s spiritual wellbeing. We must speak the truth with love, recognising the gravity of sin and the need for reconciliation, ultimately prioritising the salvation of souls.
Transformative Faith: Embracing New Life in Christ. Homily, 4th September
A steward does not own what he has been given. He receives something from another and is responsible for guarding it well.
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