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Jesus weeps all across our nation for the children who have been arrested, detained, transported to far-off centers with terrible living conditions, and cut off from their families....
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God has given us the freedom to say ‘Yes’ or ‘No.’ Do we do so only intellectually or with a complete change of heart as well? It is easy to say ‘Yes’ in the morning of life but as life lays more challenges before us our ’Yes’ can easily...
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In the uncertainty, chaos and confusion that we find ourselves, such as this time, let us be inspired by their example. Let us not be overwhelmed with fear but renew our commitment to live by the light of our faith....
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Jesus who associated himself with the lowly and at the same time laid bare the narrow mindset of the privileged. At the end of the day, it is by our works of love, outreach and care for the oppressed and disadvantaged that set us apart as his true disciples....
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In today’s gospel, Jesus gives us the simplest possible parable about the coming of the kingdom – a kingdom with the hallmarks of justice, mercy and peace....
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Today, we are reminded of God’s immeasurable love and generosity towards His people. In the reading taken from the book of Isaiah we are invited to get back to God’s gracious pardon for all our sins as God says, “My thoughts are not your thoughts and my way are...
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Have you ever observed persons, made sacrifices, stayed faithful and then watched someone else receive the same blessing with much less effort?
Perhaps we quietly ask: “Lord, is that fair?”...
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We Australians hate queue jumpers. Everyone should wait their turn. Everyone should wait in order. It’s only fair. At the bread shop or the coffee shop, everyone knows to take their place. In the migration queue, we know there is a case for separate...
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We often hear the message of the Two Commandments of Love: "You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul and with all your mind; then love your neighbor as yourself" (Mt 22:37)...
Jesus weeps all across our nation for the children who have been arrested, detained, transported to far-off centers with terrible living conditions, and cut off from their families....
God has given us the freedom to say ‘Yes’ or ‘No.’ Do we do so only intellectually or with a complete change of heart as well? It is easy to say ‘Yes’ in the morning of life but as life lays more challenges before us our ’Yes’ can easily...
In the uncertainty, chaos and confusion that we find ourselves, such as this time, let us be inspired by their example. Let us not be overwhelmed with fear but renew our commitment to live by the light of our faith....
Jesus who associated himself with the lowly and at the same time laid bare the narrow mindset of the privileged. At the end of the day, it is by our works of love, outreach and care for the oppressed and disadvantaged that set us apart as his true disciples....
In today’s gospel, Jesus gives us the simplest possible parable about the coming of the kingdom – a kingdom with the hallmarks of justice, mercy and peace....
Today, we are reminded of God’s immeasurable love and generosity towards His people. In the reading taken from the book of Isaiah we are invited to get back to God’s gracious pardon for all our sins as God says, “My thoughts are not your thoughts and my way are...
Have you ever observed persons, made sacrifices, stayed faithful and then watched someone else receive the same blessing with much less effort? Perhaps we quietly ask: “Lord, is that fair?”...
We Australians hate queue jumpers. Everyone should wait their turn. Everyone should wait in order. It’s only fair. At the bread shop or the coffee shop, everyone knows to take their place. In the migration queue, we know there is a case for separate...
We often hear the message of the Two Commandments of Love: "You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul and with all your mind; then love your neighbor as yourself" (Mt 22:37)...