The Commemoration of all the Faithful Departed – All Souls – Reflection –
What Love Still Asks of Us
All Souls’ Day · 2 November 2026
There are names we can speak easily, and names that still catch in the throat. More >
The Beatitudes — A Reflection for the Solemnity of All Saints
The Beatitudes reveal the heart of Christ and the shape our own hearts begin to take when we remain close to him. More >
A Reflection for the 30th Sunday in Ordinary Time — Cycle A
Today’s readings bring us to the heart of Christian life: love of God and love of neighbour belong together. More >
A Reflection for the 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time — Year A
The Life That Belongs to God
A Reflection for the 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time — Year A
The question put to Jesus in today’s Gospel is designed to leave him with no safe answer. More >
Gospel Reflection – week 28 in Ordinary Time – Cycle A
In Matthew 22:1–14, Christ presents the kingdom as a wedding feast. At the heart of the parable is an invitation to joy and communion with God’s Son. More >
Gospel Reflection Week 27 in Ordinary Time – Cycle A
The Vineyard Entrusted to Us
A reflection on Matthew 21:33–43In Matthew 21:33–43, Jesus describes a vineyard entrusted to tenants who gradually behave as though it belongs to them. More >
Gospel Reflection Week 26 in Ordinary Time – Cycle A
There Is Still Time to Go
A reflection on Matthew 21:28–32
The difference between the two sons in today’s parable is revealed by what they do after their father speaks. More >
Gospel Reflection – Week 25 – Ordinary Time
On the Generosity of God
A reflection on Matthew 20:1–16
The labourers in the vineyard receive according to the generosity of the landowner, not according to the number of hours they have worked. More >
Gospel Reflection – Week 24 Ordinary Time – Cycle A
The Measureless Work of Forgiveness
A reflection on Matthew 18:21–35
Peter’s question about forgiveness is sincere and generous. More >
Reflection – 23rd week in Ordinary Time – Cycle A
Where Christ Stands Among Us
Matthew 18:15–20 speaks with striking realism about life in Christian community. More >