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This weekend we have the Gospel of the man who was going abroad and while away entrusted his servants with talents each according to their ability.  To one he gave five, to another two and to the [...]

After a child or adult is Baptised our attention is focused on the Paschal Candle which represents the Light of Christ shining in our midst.  The Godparents light the Baptism Candle and the [...]

We must be careful that out words match our deeds.  We profess each week our Creed – those statements that form the core of what we believe.  Further, the statements in the creed underpin our [...]

There were 613 commandments according to rabbinical reckoning.  The Rabbis would argue as to which of these commandments were more important, significant or demanding according to a problem or [...]

The question put to Jesus – ‘Should you pay taxes to Caesar?’ was obviously a trick question to see if he would declare himself on the side of the Pharisees and those who objected to paying taxes [...]

This weekend’s Gospel presents the image of the wedding feast that the Jewish people us as a symbol of the fullness of life that God wants to bestow on Israel.  Isaiah, however, extends the [...]

Our Gospel is a history of the prophets that God sent to the Chosen People so that they would change their wanton ways and return to the way of the Covenant God has made with them.  Prophet after [...]

“Australians are called to work for an economy that is based on principles of justice and equity – one that is at the service of all, particularly the most vulnerable and marginalised.”  Most Rev [...]

Once again, the Gospel for this weekend presents us with the invitation to forgive. Peter asked Jesus how often must we forgive another who has offend us. Jesus tells Peter we must forgive [...]

The Gospel raises an interesting question: how do you deal with someone who has offended you? The Gospel gives us some scope on how to respond in such situations. Most people shy away from [...]