Sunday Reflection
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Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity: Being true to our real name
May 28, 2021
On Trinity Sunday we consider the name of God, Father, Son and Spirit. This is more than a theological dogma about God. It is also a doctrine about us. It is an expression of who we are. We are baptised in the name of God.
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The Solemnity of Pentecost: Spiritual Dynamism
May 22, 2021
Today we celebrate a major solemnity in the Church: Pentecost. The Liturgy of the Hours provides very beautiful readings in preparation for Pentecost.
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Seventh Sunday of Easter: The Solemnity of the Ascension of the Lord
May 16, 2021
The early Church was forced to trust God’s care for it, and many circumstances force us to trust God and the Spirit’s work more within the Church and the world.
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Sixth Sunday of Easter: The elixir of love
May 08, 2021
Jesus Christ is the Elixir of Love. He is the potion that brings happiness.
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Fifth Sunday of Easter: Mary and Molly and the experience of Christ
May 01, 2021
During Easter time we celebrate the gift of the Lord’s life that we received at Baptism. We need to be determined to strengthen this life within us.
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Fourth Sunday of Easter: The Lame Walk — An Image of the Church
Apr 24, 2021
Today’s First Reading continues the story begun last week about the healing and the interpretation of this event as a sign of the Resurrection.
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Third Sunday of Easter: Witnesses
Apr 17, 2021
Today’s Gospel reading is an Easter account from the Gospel of Luke. It begins with the events that took place on the evening of Easter Sunday, after Jesus had appeared to the two disciples on the road to Emmaus.
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Second Sunday of Easter, Divine Mercy Sunday: He Understands and Has Mercy
Apr 10, 2021
Pope St John Paul II declared that this Sunday, the octave day of Easter, should be Divine Mercy Sunday. It is a time for us to focus on our need for God’s mercy, and the abundance of mercy he showers upon us.
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Palm Sunday of the Lord’s Passion: Challenges and Triumphs
Mar 28, 2021
The contrast in today’s liturgy is shocking. We begin with the enactment of the Palm Sunday Procession of the Lord into Jerusalem.
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Fifth Sunday of Lent: The Hour Has Come
Mar 20, 2021
We kneel during the Eucharistic Prayer of the Mass and pray to the Father with the Lord as he offers his Body and Blood for us. Every Mass renews the hour.
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Sunday Reflection
God hears our lamentations
Jesus had not just won the fascination of His audience and disciples, but also the respect of the people for the way He pitted himself against Jewish Orthodoxy.
