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“It’s important to preserve this sense of wonder,” she says. And in the way she says it, I understand that it is not a platitude. It is a discipline. A daily choice....
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The Passion of Jesus Christ is a drama with many episodes....
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John’s Gospel offers a final word of reassurance: “Do not let your hearts be troubled, and do not let them be afraid” (John 14:27b). This is not a call to naïve optimism, but an invitation to trust that God’s reconciling work continues even amid uncertainty....
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This Passion Sunday narrative encourages us to bear our own pains and sufferings for the love of God and humanity, so that we can also share the pains and sufferings of others as Jesus did for humanity....
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Looking into the sky can be comforting, but are we able to accept that the timeless and resurrected Jesus Christ identifies with all suffering people, and that therefore our response to them must be judged to be our response to him? ...
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Lamenting the suffering being experienced by people throughout the Middle East caused by the horrific violence of war, Pope Leo boldly declared, “On behalf of the Christians of the Middle East, and of all women and men of good will, I appeal to those responsible for this conflict: Ceasefire!”...
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Throughout the month of March, Fr Johnson offers daily reflections designed to help us encounter St Joseph in a more personal and meaningful way....
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That image we all know so well of St Oscar with blood streaming from his nose and ears is of a man transfigured, transfigured by justice. Of course, he’d seen it coming: ‘In El Salvador, the sky has turned red,’ he had said....
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This is the third and final of the 2026 Lenten meditations by Bishop Greg Homeming OCD. Bishop Greg explains that through prayer, detachment and a personal experience of God’s presence, we gradually learn who we truly are and how to live in his love....
“It’s important to preserve this sense of wonder,” she says. And in the way she says it, I understand that it is not a platitude. It is a discipline. A daily choice....
The Passion of Jesus Christ is a drama with many episodes....
John’s Gospel offers a final word of reassurance: “Do not let your hearts be troubled, and do not let them be afraid” (John 14:27b). This is not a call to naïve optimism, but an invitation to trust that God’s reconciling work continues even amid uncertainty....
This Passion Sunday narrative encourages us to bear our own pains and sufferings for the love of God and humanity, so that we can also share the pains and sufferings of others as Jesus did for humanity....
Looking into the sky can be comforting, but are we able to accept that the timeless and resurrected Jesus Christ identifies with all suffering people, and that therefore our response to them must be judged to be our response to him? ...
Lamenting the suffering being experienced by people throughout the Middle East caused by the horrific violence of war, Pope Leo boldly declared, “On behalf of the Christians of the Middle East, and of all women and men of good will, I appeal to those responsible for this conflict: Ceasefire!”...
Throughout the month of March, Fr Johnson offers daily reflections designed to help us encounter St Joseph in a more personal and meaningful way....
That image we all know so well of St Oscar with blood streaming from his nose and ears is of a man transfigured, transfigured by justice. Of course, he’d seen it coming: ‘In El Salvador, the sky has turned red,’ he had said....
This is the third and final of the 2026 Lenten meditations by Bishop Greg Homeming OCD. Bishop Greg explains that through prayer, detachment and a personal experience of God’s presence, we gradually learn who we truly are and how to live in his love....