30th Sunday, Year B
To call on God for help, to cry out to Him, beseeching Him to intervene, is an act of faith in His mercy on which …
29th Sunday, Year B
In these next two Sunday’s, we are with Jesus [and the disciples] as he enters his last phase on his journey toward Jerusalem. What follows …
28th Sunday, Year B
From the beginning, God has spoken to humankind: ‘In times past and in various different ways God…. Spoke through the prophets. But in our own time, …
27th Sunday, Year B
Today in our readings we hear of Creation, Marriage, and the question of divorce. The first pages of the. Book of Genesis, written by sages …
26th Sunday, Year B
Jealousy is a common and understandable feeling. It is, if we’re honest with ourselves, something which we have all experienced in one way or another. …
25th Sunday, Year B
Last week the Prophet Isaiah painted a picture of “The Lord’s Servant” who cannot be turned away from his mission because of his unshakable trust in God …
24th Sunday, Year B
Among Old Testament texts, few have been commented on more often than the ‘Four Poems’ of the Book of Isaiah called ‘Songs of the Suffering Servant’. The mysterious …
23rd Sunday, Year B
In our first reading today, we hear from the Prophet Isaiah and especially in verses five and six, he speaks of the healing miracles that …
22nd Sunday, Year B
Today as we resume the readings of Saint Mark’s Gospel, after our sojourn into John Chapter Six, we meet a controversy over ritual cleanliness: ‘Why do …
21st Sunday, Year B
For some weeks now, we have been following Saint John’s Gospel on the ‘Bread of Life’ All the narratives about God feeding His people both in …