In today’s Gospel, Jesus draws from this revelation about the future the practical moral that a Christian needs to be on the watch, living each day as if it were his last. More >

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Today Saturday 11th November we are celebrating out annual Mass for the deceased members of the Monastic Community at 3.00 pm. More >

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Today’s gospel passage invites us to reflect on the meaning of true authority and service in the kingdom of God. More >

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First Friday – Eucharistic Adoration First Friday – we will have a period of Eucharistic Adoration and Silent Prayer starting immediately after Vespers (17.45) and concluding before Compline (19.30). More >

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For such a short Gospel passage we are faced today with a most challenging text, one that goes to the very heart of our trials and failures. More >

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There us still time to enter the MSJ Photo Competition. Win a copy of Lumen Christi. More >

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The simplicity of Jesus’s reply in today’s Gospel is typical of the entire Gospel story. More >

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In the Gospel of today, we hear the unpredictability of God. That is, he can be unpredictable from the perspective of human nature. More >

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However we may read today’s Gospel, there is a suggestion that the Kingdom of heaven is on lease to us, temporarily. More >

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We were delighted to welcome the Ambassador of the Republic of Croatia, his excellency Mr Davor Vidis, and his wife Merica to the monastery on Saturday. More >

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