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fr Simon Francis Gaine, former Regent of Studies of the English Province, holds the Servais Pinckaers Chair in Theological Anthropology and Ethics at the Angelicum University in Rome. He is the author of several books including 'Did the Saviour See the Father?' published by Bloomsbury in 2015.
simon.gaine@english.op.org

Sixteenth Sunday of the Year. Fr Simon Gaine considers how Christ is our shepherd and teacher. The shepherd, caring for his

Thirty-Second Sunday of the Year. On this Remembrance Sunday, Fr Simon Gaine reminds us that the power of God's love

Fourth Sunday of Lent. Fr Simon Gaine reminds us that judgement should be something not to fear but to long

Fourteenth Sunday of the Year. Fr Simon Gaine suggests that Christians can learn from St Paul's refusal to boast. St Paul

The Solemnity of All Saints. Fr Simon Gaine preaches on the unity and variety found in the Communion of Saints. It

Second Sunday of Lent. Fr Simon Gaine preaches on Christ's transfiguration on the mountain. Even before he mentions Moses and Elijah,

Pentecost. Fr Simon Gaine exhorts us to embrace the Spirit of Forgiveness offered to us today.   Today’s feast marks a beginning,

Twenty Third Sunday of Ordinary Time (C)  |  Fr Simon Gaine sets out the priorities of human knowing and loving,

Second Sunday of Advent (C)  |  Fr Simon Gaine considers the manifold ways in which God has returned to mankind

Easter Sunday  |  Fr Simon Gaine exults in the good news of the Resurrection of Christ.  The resurrection of Jesus Christ

Fourteenth Sunday of Ordinary Time (A)  |  Fr Simon Gaine considers how we are tiny brothers and sisters of the Son

Twenty-Seventh Sunday of the Year (C)  |  Fr Simon Francis Gaine asks if our good works are deserving of praise

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