3rd Sunday of Lent - The Woman of Samaria
Consider the meeting of the Woman of Samaria with Jesus through the poetry of St John Paul the Great.Readings for the Third Sunday of Lent (Year A) 15...
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2nd Sunday of Lent - No one but Jesus
When the disciples looked up, they saw no one but Jesus. We can do the same.Readings for the Second Sunday of Lent (Year A) 8th March 2020.Reading 1Gn...
1st Sunday of Lent - Satan
In Mel Gibson’s “The Passion of the Christ” Satan is shown as alluring. Why did Jesus not succumb.Readings for the First Sunday of Lent (Year A) 1st M...
7th Sunday in Ordinary Time - God's Temple
We are God’s Temple. We need to look at the Cross to see what that means.Readings for the Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time (Year A) 23rd February 2020....
6th Sunday in Ordinary Time - Simple Steps
On first sight the Gospel today shows Jesus asking more of his disciples than the law says. But in fact he is making the journey easier.Readings for t...
5th Sunday in Ordinary Time - Light
Light can be used to create the right mood. But these lights go out.Readings for the Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time (Year A) 9th February 2020.Reading ...
The Presentation of the Lord - Encountering
Simeon encountered Christ in the Temple. Others encountered him and left with hearts full or heavy. We encounter him too.Readings for the Presentation...
3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time - Our true homeland?
Our true home is in heaven. Where do our national allegiances stand?Readings for the Third Sunday in Ordinary Time (Year A) 26th January 2020.Reading ...
2nd Sunday in Ordinary Time - It is not enough
Israel was told that it was not enough for them to be the Lord’s servant. There was more to do. There is more for us to do as well. Readings for the S...
The Baptism of the Lord - For the Time Being
It was right that things were as they were at the Baptism “for the time being” – but there is a different order to come.Readings for the Baptism of th...