We continue to be inspired and challenged by the teaching of Jesus reproduced in the Sermon on the Mount. Today’s theme is LOVE –loving without borders.
Read moreA CALL TO LOVE WITHOUT BORDERS AND PRECONDITIONS
THE CALL TO LIVE OUT THE VALUES OF THE COMMANDMENTS
ay, Jesus poses radical demands to all of us individually and as a community. If we want to be his disciples, our priorities must be arranged (or re-arranged) accordingly.
Read moreTHE CALL TO BE SALT AND LIGHT IN THE WORLD
Jesus challenges us today to be “the light of the world.” To be “a light to the nations” was an essential aspect of the mission of the Messiah.
Read moreTHE PRESENTATION OF THE LORD: A LIFE VOWED TO GOD
Today, the Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time, by a series of happy coincidences is replaced by the Feast of the Presentation of the Baby Jesus in the Temple, which is also the “World Day for Consecrated Life.”
Read moreTHE CALL TO FOLLOW THE GREAT LEADER
Today, we are called to begin to follow Jesus as he starts his apostolic life in Northern Palestine. He comes as the fulfillment of God’s promises to be the light of the world and the liberator of mankind.
Read moreJESUS, THE LAMB OF GOD THAT TAKES AWAY OUR SINS
Today, John the Baptist reminds us of who Jesus is. He is the Lamb of God that takes away our sins.
Read moreTHE EPIPHANY OF THE LORD
ay, we celebrate the Solemnity of the Epiphany of the Lord. Epiphany is the manifestation, the revelation of Jesus as the King/Saviour not only of the Jews but of all human beings.
Read moreNEW YEAR’S DAY (WEDNESDAY, 1 JANUARY 2020)
NEW YEAR MASS @9:00AM
Read moreCHRISTMAS DAY (WEDNESDAY, 25 DECEMBER)
CHRISTMAS MASS @8:00AM (1st Mass) CHRISTMAS MASS @9:30AM (2nd Mass)
Read moreCHRISTMAS CONFESSION (FRIDAY, 20 DECEMBER@6:00pm)
CHRISTMAS CONFESSION (FRIDAY, 20 DECEMBER) 2nd RITE OF RECONCILIATION @6:00pm Enough Priests to be invited for the Reconciliation Liturgy
Read moreLOVING GOD IN THE NEEDY AND THE FORSAKEN
Today’s parable sketches a striking contrast between the situation of the rich man and Lazarus – the former “dressed in purple and linen and feasting splendidly every day,” while the latter, covered with sores, longed in vain to eat “the scraps...
Read moreBE CLEVER FOR A GOOD CAUSE
The cleverness of people with worldly concerns often puts to shame those who claim to believe in the life to come.
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