
Twenty Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time/The Exaltation of the Cross – 14 September 2025
John’s Gospel offers one of the most profound summaries of the Christian faith. Jesus speaks to Nicodemus about the mystery of his mission and reveals
John’s Gospel offers one of the most profound summaries of the Christian faith. Jesus speaks to Nicodemus about the mystery of his mission and reveals
In Luke’s Gospel this week, Jesus speaks with striking honesty about the cost of discipleship. He does not offer a sugar-coated message but rather a
Many people find Luke’s version of our Gospel story today the most attractive: it emphasises Jesus’ compassion, his concern for those who are on the
As Jesus journeys toward Jerusalem, someone asks him, “Lord, will only a few be saved?” Rather than answering with numbers or certainty, Jesus shifts the
In this striking and uncomfortable Gospel, Jesus declares, “I came to bring fire to the earth, and how I wish it were already kindled!” These
In Luke’s Gospel this week, Jesus offers words of comfort and challenge to his disciples. “Do not be afraid, little flock, for it is your
In this week’s Gospel, Jesus is approached by someone seeking help with a family inheritance dispute. Instead of addressing the financial concern directly, Jesus offers
In Luke’s Gospel this week, Jesus teaches His disciples how to pray, offering them what we now know as the Lord’s Prayer. This passage highlights
In this week’s Gospel, we encounter the story of Mary and Martha, two sisters who welcome Jesus into their home. While Martha becomes preoccupied with
The parable of the Good Samaritan in Luke is one of Jesus’ most well-known teachings, yet its depth continues to challenge and surprise. It begins
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