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27th Sunday in Ordinary Time Reflection

The true nemesis of faith is not doubt, but pride. In the novel by John Updike, reworking the themes of

Archbishop Stephen Brislin and priests who have been in ministry for five years or less. Priestly formation never stops. That’s

Last week we celebrated Heritage Day. This holiday was created in 1995 to celebrate our many cultures during a time

Pope’s Prayer Intention: That the breath of the Holy Spirit might engender a new missionary “spring” in the Church. The

Jesus is speaking to the Pharisees; an opportunity and an invitation. But Jesus also predicts that they do not have

By Michael Shackleton / September 24, 2019

The Catechism of the Catholic Church tells me that the Precepts of the Church have an obligatory character (2041). I

By Dr Raymond Perrier / September 24, 2019

As a society we are getting better at talking about all kinds of subjects that were once taboo: gender-based violence,

By Tony Magliano / September 20, 2019

It’s good, it’s wise and it sounds so nice: “Season of Creation” – a time for us to stop

A wine merchant lies on his deathbed; surrounded in hushed silence by his sons and daughters, the grandchildren; all gathered