Many hours before the storm, Mark’s Gospel tells us that Jesus steps in a boat to speak to the crowd gathered on the shore. The water is calm, Jesus has...

The white vestments are gone, the Easter candle has been moved, the incense has burned out and the bells have been shelved. Today the Church descends from the euphoria of...

This week’s Gospel has us revisiting the events of Holy Thursday that we commemorated not so long ago. This time as we reflect on this Gospel passage, we do so...

Today’s Gospel reading calls us to reflect on the meaning of discipleship. Each of us are called as disciples. God is our authority and our mission is to spread a...

This week we acknowledge Pentecost Sunday, our oldest Feast day and what is often referred to as as the birthday of the Church. Unlike most birthdays, the mood was far...

Every day of the year, ordinary men and women from Centacare in the Archdiocese of Brisbane, will be found visiting a hospital or a prison to offer pastoral care to...

The core of the Catholic faith is love – God loves us! The message of this Gospel passage calls us to do the same; to love each other and spread...

Israel in Jesus’ time was an agrarian society. It depended on agriculture economically. It’s no surprise then that the Christian Testament is resplendent with examples of agricultural events/examples to illustrate...

In the passage of the good shepherd, the maternal view of love and intimacy that Jesus showcases is integral in our understanding of a strong faith with the lord. As...

“Now, gimme a word, any word, and I show you how the root of that word is Greek.” I love Gus Portokalos from the movie ‘My Big Fat Greek Wedding’....