Holy Thursday. Fr Fergus Kerr finds sharing a meal a profoundly significant occasion. On Holy Thursday, throughout the Catholic world, we

Sixth Sunday of Easter. Fr Fergus Kerr preaches on divine love. 'God is love' (1 John 4.8): this verse must be

Twentieth Sunday of the Year. Fr Fergus Kerr draws many questions from one of the few humorous passages of the

Solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Fr Fergus Kerr finds something deeply appropriate in the timing of

Epiphany. Fr Fergus Kerr preaches on the Solemnity of the Ephiphany of our Lord. 'Wise men', Magi. Not the only magi in

Thirteenth Sunday of the Year. Fr Fergus Kerr tells us that Christians should not be ashamed of material things, or

Christmas. Fr Fergus Kerr preaches on the visit of the shepherds to the infant Jesus. The first visitors to the infant

Thirteenth Sunday of the Year. Fr Fergus Kerr admires the sacrificial lives of Christian missionaries. The Gospel is addressed to the

First Sunday of Advent. Fr Fergus Kerr reminds us that we should be shocked and disturbed by the Incarnation of

The Ascension of the Lord. Fr Fergus Kerr preaches on the words of the Creed: 'He ascended into heaven and

Ash Wednesday. Fr Fergus Kerr preaches on the meaning of the ashes placed on our foreheads at the beginning of

Easter Sunday. Fr Fergus Kerr preaches an Easter Vigil homily on the mission of Mary Magdalen and the other Mary. Go