Thirty-Third Sunday of the Year. Fr David McLean reflects upon the significance of Apocalyptic writings for our lives. Today’s gospel reading

Fourth Sunday of the Year. Fr David McLean wonders what sort of authority Jesus had.In the Gospel, Mark gives us

Fifth Sunday of Lent. Fr David McLean suggests a way in which we can imitate Christ in his raising of

Trinity Sunday. Fr David McLean encourages us to strive to know God and to speak of what we know. Every preacher

Twelfth Sunday of the Year. Fr David McLean suggests that it can be good to question God. The idea of the

Nineteenth Sunday of the Year. Fr David McLean preaches on Christ's presence to and in His Church. In today's gospel reading

Twenty-Fifth Sunday of the Year. Fr David McLean preaches about how we can truly be set free. 'No servant can be

Twenty-Seventh Sunday of the Year. Fr David McLean preaches on the purpose of the Law of Moses. Most people are turned

Thirtieth Sunday of the Year. Fr David McLean insists that love of God means more than an intellectual activity. In today's

Fourth Sunday of Lent (Laetare Sunday). Fr David McLean challenges us not to be blinded by simplistic explanations. In the gospel

Third Sunday of the Year. Fr David McLean preaches on unity and difference according to the Christian Gospel. There is a

Fifth Sunday of the Year. Fr David McLean preaches on the sufferings of Job and Bonhoeffer. Praise the Lord who heals