6th Sunday of Easter Reflection
Thirty years ago I was travelling with a group of friends returning from celebrating an evening Mass in Edenvale, Johannesburg. I was travelling at about...
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5th Sunday of Easter Reflection
“God always begins with women, always, they open ways. They don’t doubt: they know; they have seen Him; they have touched Him. They have also...
4th Sunday of Easter Reflection
We have entered into the silence of unknowing, replacing the brutish human chain of productivity for a new opportunity. In the silence of our monster...
3rd Sunday of Easter Reflection
God is angry, and so am I. God is righteous and therefore God’s anger is just and righteous. The Jewish Scriptures abounds in images of...
Divine Mercy, 2nd Sunday of Easter Reflection
In a single instant, the world of Thomas is thrown upside down. Touching the wounds of the Christ, all the teachings, all the structures, all...
Easter Sunday Reflection
There is a bit of the Pharisee within each one of us; “don’t disturb me with your alternate reality, I know what I know and...
Palm Sunday Reflection
The act of redemptive and healing love becomes our Rosetta stone for the Jesus event. Let us endeavour to refrain from interpreting the narrative through...
Fifth Sunday in Lent Reflection
Who am I? To be called by my name, to be known, this is the act of love, an intimate caress that carries us...
Fourth Sunday in Lent Reflection
These are the elite, students of the law, teachers of the prophets and the oral traditions of the people; they see, they know, they understand,...
Third Sunday in Lent Reflection
Our journey crossing the desert with Robert Wicks continues on this third Sunday in Lent. Today we are called to the epiphany of wonder and...
Second Sunday in Lent Reflection
Jesus takes Peter and James, and his brother John, and privately leads them up to a high mountain by themselves. And he was changed in...
First Sunday in Lent Reflection
Struggle can either form us, or it can deform us. We all know what it means to live in a world that is anxious, fearful,...
