Gospel Reflection – 5th Sunday of Easter – Cycle A
Today’s Gospel acclamation speaks for the entire Gospel. It reads:
‘Jesus said: ‘I am the Way, the Truth and the Life. More >
Gospel Reflection -4th Sunday of Easter – Good Shepherd Sunday – Cycle A
On this day, which we popularly call Good Shepherd Sunday, we have an opportunity to reflect on our recognition of Christ. More >
Gospel Reflection – Third Sunday of Easter – Cycle A
Today we read one of the most beautiful and inspiring Gospels of the year. More >
Gospel Reflection – Second Sunday of Easter – Divine Mercy Sunday – Cycle A
Divine Mercy Sunday give us an opportunity to contemplate our own understanding of belief in Jesus. More >
A Reflection on the Eucharist by Thomas O’Loughlin, a Newman scholar.
Masses have been suspended throughout Britain and Ireland. A leading theologian argues that, as well as a time of loss, this might be a moment to broaden our understanding of the Eucharist and to deepen our spirituality beyond the walls of our usual place of worship
“All Masses Cancelled.” More >
Easter Sunday – Reflection
Our first service of the day is at 4 a.m. During winter this means that the entire service takes place in darkness. More >
Good Friday – Reflection
Today we remember an embarrassment of humanity: we killed Jesus Christ the Son of God. More >
Holy Thursday Reflection
The theatre of the liturgical year helps us to picture, almost in real time, what is happening during this Triduum. More >
Gospel Reflection – Palm Sunday – Cycle A
We need not remind anyone that we are living in an extraordinary time. More >
Gospel Reflection – 5th Sunday of Lent – Cycle A
One of the first aspects we notice in this Gospel passage is Jesus’s lateness in responding. More >