This teaching explains the Catholic understanding of the relationship between Scripture, Tradition, and the Church. It asserts that both Scripture and Tradition are essential, highlighting the importance of the Church’s role in interpreting the Gospel.
Did Jesus Really Found the Church?
This teaching discusses the founding of the Catholic Church by the Lord Jesus, emphasising its significance, apostolic authority, visible unity, and the Church’s role in salvation for believers.
St. Alban, Homily, 20th June
If Christ is truly Lord, then He cannot merely be one priority among many.
He must be first.
That is why Christian martyrs are so important.
They reveal what we really believe.
A martyr is someone who has discovered that Christ is worth more than comfort.
Why Be Catholic?
The first of this new series addresses the question “Why be Catholic?” by emphasising the fundamental belief in Jesus Christ as Lord, the importance of the Church, and the need for grace through sacraments, community, and teaching.
The Wisdom of St Romuald: Focusing on True Treasures, Homily, 19th June
“Do not store up treasures for yourselves on earth.”
Not because earthly things are evil.
But because they are temporary.
Understanding the Our Father: A Path to Holiness, Homily, 18th June
The readings highlight prayer’s and holiness’s power, embodied in Elijah, urging believers to prioritise God’s will in prayer.
God Sees What Others Don’t: Embracing Hidden Holiness, Homily, 17th June
Today’s readings highlight the significance of hidden faithfulness and sincerity in religious practice, emphasising that true devotion is noticed by God, even when unnoticed by others.
St. Mary's, St. John Bosco and St. Edward's 
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