Jesus went home with his disciples, and such a crowd collected that they could not even have a meal. When his relatives heard of this, they set out to take charge of him, convinced he was out of his mind. Gospel So often people seem to imagine Jesus as someone who Read More... from Tenth Sunday after Pentecost – 29th July...
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I am the Lord your God who brought you from the land of Egypt. Responsorial Psalm The Hebrew people knew exactly what they meant by being ‘saved’ – it was the passing from slavery into freedom. We tend to think of salvation in terms of ‘getting to heaven’. It can Read More... from Ninth Sunday after Pentecost – 22nd...
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All my being, bless God’s holy name. We acknowledge fairly readily that we as human beings are unique on this planet of ours. We have intelligence and free will. We can love. We are creatures before the Creator, and in the immensity and vastness of creation we are unique in that Read More... from Eighth Sunday after Pentecost – 15th July...
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No need to recall the past; no need to think about what was done before. See, I am doing a new deed, even now it comes to light, can you not see it? We should not take these words about recalling the past literally. We must keep recalling the ways Read More... from Seventh Sunday after Pentecost – 8th July...
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