Archdiocese of Brisbane

Two-Minute Homily by Fr Chukwudi Chinaka for the Second Sunday of Advent 2018. “We cannot pretend that we do not know the awesomeness that comes with Christmas.”

Two-Minute Homily by Fr Denis Scanlan for the First Sunday of Advent 2018. “So, as people of hope, we are the ones sent by Jesus to break down barriers and restore God’s peace.”

Two-Minute Homily by Fr Peter Dillon for the Feast of Christ the King 2018. “Now while earthly rulers load heavy burdens on their subjects, here we have a king who, on the contrary, carried his people’s burdens upon himself.”

Two-Minute Homily by Fr Dan Redhead for the Thirty-Third Sunday of Ordinary Time 2018. “Jesus’ sacrifice, is far more efficacious then all the combined Temple sacrifices ever offered, for the Calvary event – the Easter event – reconciled humanity with God…”

Two-Minute Homily by Fr Isidore Enyinnaya for the Thirty-Second Sunday of Ordinary Time 2018. “That does not mean we forgo planning and budgeting, but it means we trust God and go beyond our budget in exercising our faith, hope and love through charity.”

Two-Minute Homily by Fr John Echewodo for the Thirty-First Sunday of Ordinary Time 2018. “Jesus believes that love of God and love of neighbour are both inseparable. We cannot have one without the other.”

Two-Minute Homily by Dcn Gary Stone for the Thirtieth Sunday of Ordinary Time 2018. “We need to have the courage to ask God for what we need, even if our circumstances seem overwhelming.”

Two-Minute Homily by Fr Anthony Mellor for the Twenty-Ninth Sunday of Ordinary Time 2018. “…It doesn’t matter whether it is two thousand years ago or two months ago, this is a recurring tale of blind ambition and human squabbling.”

Two-Minute Homily by Fr Nigel Sequeira for the Twenty-Eighth Sunday of Ordinary Time 2018. “There is something within us that has a longing for eternal life. What happens to us after death? What awaits us?”

Two-minute Homily by Fr Odinaka Nwadike for the Twenty-Seventh Sunday of Ordinary Time 2018. “Human beings are social by nature. Of ourselves we are incomplete. We need others to exist.”