
Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time – 23 February 2025
“To err is human, to forgive is divine.” Saul placed David at the head of his army but later on turned on him because of
“To err is human, to forgive is divine.” Saul placed David at the head of his army but later on turned on him because of
The Beatitudes confronts us with decisive choices concerning earthly goods; they purify our hearts in order to love God above all things. The church does
In Luke’s Gospel this week, we witness a transformative encounter between Jesus and Simon Peter that reveals profound truths about discipleship, trust, and the promise
The Presentation: An encounter of ‘Hope and Fulfilment’ We often live our lives dominated by the past! Our yesterdays are more important that our tomorrows.
“Today this scripture passage is fulfilled in your hearing.” Pope Francis instituted the Sunday of the Word of God to be celebrated each year on
DIVINITY LYING IN A MANGER The Christmas story begins in obscurity. For centuries, the prophets of old foretold of the coming of the Messiah. The
As Advent draws us into the anticipation of Christ’s birth, the Gospel this week offers a profound glimpse into the joy and faith surrounding this
The Third Sunday of Advent is also called Gaudete Sunday, the Sunday of rejoicing. It came from the first word of the Entrance Antiphon in
Tuesday 24 December – Christmas Eve Mass 6pm (with children’s nativity play at 5.45pm) and 9pm (with Christmas Carols from 8.45pm) Filipino Chaplaincy Mass 11pm
Baruch is technically on of the “Minor Prophets” in the Old Testament. Minor because they are short in length, not because they are of no
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