I’d invite you, when you have the time, to have a good look at the windows on the back wall of our church. They are quite beautiful, and...

That last line of the gospel is a bit strange. Jesus saying, “You are my friends if you do what I command you”, makes us question his...

Today in our Gospel Jesus uses the metaphor of the vine. This was a powerful symbol in the Jewish world, and became one also for...

Today’s readings coming so soon after Easter remind me of that last part of the mystery of the Transfiguration. After the wondrous...

So the risen Jesus enters the upper room, and offers his disciples peace. When we now read the New  Testament, the  gospel accounts of...

A few years ago, we had a series of online talks on the structure of the Mass. One of the last talks was on the Easter Vigil. This was...

What are we afraid of? Is it pain, is it poverty, is it losing our reputation, is it death? Do we fear that even if we have a life...

Today, the Church gives us the option of reflective silence after the Passion, which I think might be a good idea. So, I will just say a...

(Deacon Jim mentioned last week that) we have two candidates, Ellie and Tilly, who this year will celebrate the rites of initiation at...

We are blessed in this parish this year. We have two catechumens, Ellie and Tillie, who are experiencing the Rite of Christian Initiation...

As we know, Lent is a time of renewal. It is when we make a special effort to turn back to God and believe the Good News. It is when we...

We have mentioned before the close connection between Lent, Easter and the sacrament of baptism. Our opening prayer alludes to this, too....

Today is our last Sunday before Lent, and we have a wonderful set of readings to help us prepare for the upcoming season. The first...