Palm Sunday 2026Mar 29, 2026
Palm Sunday provides us with the opportunity to see that humanity has struggled for many centuries to understand its true vocation. We were created by God’s love and we have a unique ability to love one another. Read more
Fifth Sunday of Lent 2026Mar 22, 2026
At the tomb, Jesus, weeping, prayed to the Father for those who were there that they, after seeing Jesus raise Lazarus to life, would see the “glory of God” and believe that Jesus was sent by the Father. Today’s Gospel states that many of the people who had come to visit Martha and Mary believed after… Read more
Fourth Sunday of Lent 2026Mar 15, 2026
His encouragement to revisit our memories of particular places has been introduced to the ecology workshops that I have been involved in organizing in China. Participants are encouraged to be creative in representing a place of early memory. Read more
Third Sunday of Lent - He meets us at the wellMar 08, 2026
This Sunday invites us to see our own thirst differently. The places where we feel empty, tired, or ashamed are not obstacles to God - they are the very places where Christ waits for us. He pours out the Spirit who heals, restores, and sends. Read more
Second Sunday of Lent 2026Mar 01, 2026
Lent invites us into a sacred journey - one that begins in the wilderness of our own weakness and leads us toward the dawning light of new life in Christ. It is a season where God patiently re-creates the human heart, teaching us to trust, to be transformed, and to hope again. Read more
First Sunday of Lent 2026Feb 22, 2026
This First Sunday, the beginning of Lent, also takes us, through the Scripture readings, to beginnings - Creation and the preparation of Jesus for his mission. Read more
God delights in MercyApr 06, 2025
The prophet Michah speaks of God as “delighting in showing mercy” (Michah 7,18) and that sums up much of the liturgy of the 5th Sunday of Lent, the last before Palm Sunday, when we begin Holy Week Read more
A generous GodMar 30, 2025
All three Scripture readings for the 4th Sunday of Lent present meaningful aspects of the lavish generosity of God. Read more
It may bear fruit next year.Mar 23, 2025
As we journey in this Jubilee Year and in this period of Lent, let us work on even just one of these relationships. Let us be conscious that any reconciling of a relationship implies a healing of all our relationships. Read more
Transfiguration of the body - Transformation of the heart.Mar 16, 2025
Pope Francis invites us to consider migrants and refugees. As I reflect on the story of the Myanmar refugees, I become aware that it is they who converted me to embrace this journey of hope. I am coming down the mountain in silence. Read more
Lenten Reflection - A story is a powerful toolMar 06, 2023
Within the time it took for the choir to sing out the Easter Gloria, the plain wooden Cross was transformed into a beautiful 'flower tree' of Easter symbols. Read more
I give you a new commandment; love one anotherMay 11, 2022
Reflection - Fifth Sunday of Easter 2022
The gospel does not tell us the explicit plan. We are called to trust in God’s abilities, but after the Resurrection, we know how to do those actions that will assist God’s purpose. Read more
The joyful entry riding to His deathApr 06, 2022
The entrance into Jerusalem was planned, and followers or supporters hailed Jesus as he rode into Jerusalem. We know he was riding to his death, but those present on that happy day were expecting something of this man: success, liberation from bondage, and who knows what else? Read more
Neither do I condemn youApr 03, 2022
The woman caught in adultery is inexplicably saved by Jesus from the mob with a blood lust for her life; Paul of Tarsus, who reveals the deep 'love affair' he has with God in the person of Jesus the risen one; The prophet Isaiah bringing hope to God's people in Babylon: these are encounters inspired… Read more