Fr John’s Reflection – Listening for the Voice of Truth
A family was sitting around the dinner table when one person said, “You never listen to me.” The other replied, “Of course I do. I heard every word you said.” […]
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A family was sitting around the dinner table when one person said, “You never listen to me.” The other replied, “Of course I do. I heard every word you said.” […]
Most invitations today arrive by email, social media or text. But when a formal invitation arrives, it feels different. Someone has thought of us. Someone has made a place for […]
Most of us have driven past a vineyard at some time. Here in Australia, we are blessed with many of them, and with winemakers who really know the land. They […]
The Gospel reminds us that faith is revealed not only in what we say, but also in the way we live. Discernment begins when we bring our choices before the […]
The Same Work, but Different Reasons Most of us know that the same job can mean very different things to different people. Imagine three street cleaners having a cup of […]
A Question from the Heart Peter comes to Jesus today with a question many of us have asked in one form or another: “How often must I forgive?” Perhaps behind […]
What are the foundations on which we build our faith? Today’s readings gently bring us back to the heart of the Christian life: our care for one another. In Ezekiel, […]
How do we encourage people to follow Christ with their whole lives? This question is placed before us in baptism, when we are called to renounce all that leads us […]
Who do you say I am? This is probably the most important question that Jesus asks his disciples. The responses they give look to compare him to someone else that […]
How often do we believe our prayers go unanswered or overlooked? We make heartfelt requests, but they seem to fall on silent ears. This is the situation presented by the […]
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