This gospel reminds me of another one. In our gospel today, Jesus talks about rewards. He says that anyone who welcomes a prophet will...

Our first reading comes from the prophet Jeremiah. It is well worth reading all of the prophet Jeremiah because...

Every year we have this wonderful run of feasts: Ascension, Pentecost, Trinity Sunday, and now Corpus Christi.

That God, who is love and peace, is Trinity.

Today we celebrate the Feast of Pentecost, the moment when the Holy Spirit came with power. Jesus had told his disciples to remain...

The feast of the Ascension is not always the easiest feast to grasp. Often we can slip past it on the way from Easter to Pentecost.

Today we celebrate the Feast of the Ascension on which we remember that, through Christ, humanity now sits at the right hand of the Father.

Dear Parishioners, you would be aware that the government has relaxed some of the regulations in relation to religious worship. However,...

When the subject of hope or faith comes up, it is not always easy to know where to start.

The big news this week is that Mr Gerard Lewis has announced that he will be finishing his time as principal at St Mary’s School at...

Two questions came to my mind as I thought about today’s gospel. What does it mean to follow the way of Christ? And...

I have a clear memory of a baptism that I did here at St Mary’s a little time back. When the mother came up to the font with her baby...

One of the consequences of such a dramatic change in routine is a renewed focus on freedom and responsibility. Though routine is itself...

I read an article this week that compared our current situation to electronic trance music. One of the easy jokes in respect of trance...

As we’ve said before, Easter used to be the only time people would enter the Church. And so Lent actually developed as the preparation...