Gospel Reflection

‘His commands are stronger than any rock, setting one above all the waves of human affairs.’ - St John Chrysostom

"Lift up your heads, ye mighty gates; behold, the King of Glory waits; the King of kings is drawing near; the Saviour of

Br Augustine asks whether Whitney Houston has anything to say about today’s Gospel.   Reading: Luke 19:41-44 The following homily was preached to

I know that my redeemer lives and that at the last he will stand upon the earth. Then in my

God seeks us out and we can be his instruments. Reading: Luke 15:1-10 The following homily was preached to the student brothers

The story of Israel is our story. Reading: Luke 13:31-35 The following homily was preached to the student brothers during Compline. You

In what way does Jesus cause division? How should we understand his statement when it seems to contradict his words

Like Pinocchio who ignored his conscience, we risk hardening our hearts. Jesus’s lament reminds us that attentive listening—to God, to

'When we pray to the Father, we are in communion with him and with his Son, Jesus Christ.' (CCC 2781) Reading:

What can a long-destroyed building teach us about our baptismal priesthood?  Reading: Hebrews 2:10-18 The following homily was preached to the student

Br Augustine gets terrified about big ideas and big decisions. ‘What am I going to do with my life?’ he

To abide in Christ's love is to abide in the shade of the Cross. Reading: John 15:9-11 The following homily was preached