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Today’s first reading tells us about God’s Divine Will to give life and health to all He has created. And today’s Gospel reminds us that

The second reading for this Sunday is taken from St. Paul’s second letter to the Corinthians and has quite an interesting turn of phrase, it

The passage from the prophet Ezekiel which is our first reading is drawn from a longer passage of prophecy reflecting on the conquest of Jerusalem

Once a month during Ordinary Time the Pastor’s Note will be provided by one of the Chaplaincies that operate in the Diocese. This month we

Sometimes the Solemnity of the Holy Trinity can be quite a challenging preaching experience for priests. The mystery of the Holy Trinity, Three Persons One

Most Catholics will know that Pentecost is the feast where the Holy Spirit came down upon the Apostles and Our Lady, occurring while they were

This Sunday we read about the Ascension of Jesus from St Luke’s Acts of the Apostles and from St Mark’s Gospel. These accounts are similar and,

This past Friday, the 7th of May, marked ten years since Fr Larry Rustia and I knelt before Bishop Pat that he might lay hands

The Vine and the Branches Many today ask, “Why should I go to church? Why can’t I just worship God in my own way? Surely