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Fourth Sunday of Easter. Fr Dominic Ryan preaches on the image of the Good Shepherd. Today’s gospel focuses on sheep and

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Third Sunday of Easter. Fr Gregory Murphy considers how the resurrection opens our eyes to the truth. Luke’s story of Jesus

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Second Sunday of Easter. Fr Peter Hunter ponders on the nature of faith, and of doubt. It is very difficult for

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Easter Sunday. Fr John Farrell preaches on the readings of the Easter Vigil. We have travelled from a garden to a

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Good Friday. Fr Matthew Jarvis finds that the Cross of Christ bring colour to the world. Thou hast conquered, O pale

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Maundy Thursday. Fr Malcolm McMahon recalls his first experience of the Mass of the Lord's Supper. I remember when ‘foot-washing’ became