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05th Sunday of the Year

Torch provides a new Catholic homily each week written specially for this web site by Dominican friars, and read by followers worldwide. Read more.

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Fifth Sunday of the Year. fr Robert explains why there are no clichés in Christ. When it comes to clichés, perhaps

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Fifth Sunday of the Year. Fr Euan Marley reflects on how our belief in God is not merely a belief

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Fifth Sunday of the Year. Fr Edward Booth shows how the miraculous haul of fish in today’s Gospel foreshadows the

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Fifth Sunday of the Year. Fr Denis Geraghty considers the meaning of the Kingdom of God proclaimed by Jesus in

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Fifth Sunday of the Year. Fr David Sanders considers where we can find God and where he finds us. We often

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Fifth Sunday of the Year. Fr Peter Hunter finds a world of possibilities opened up through Jesus. There is a beautiful moment

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Fifth Sunday of Easter. Fr Vivian Boland shows how, in Christ, we receive the answer to the pleas of Moses.  The

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Fifth Sunday of the Year. Fr Giles Hibbert is excited by the complicated relationships between the four Gospels. Passages in the

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Fifth Sunday of the Year. Fr Richard Finn sees in the story of the healing of Simon Peter's mother-in-law an

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Fifth Sunday of the Year. Fr Mark Edney suggests that we should not be afraid of the ambition of creating a

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Fifth Sunday of the Year. Fr Duncan Campbell preaches on leading and being led. Jesus drew the crowds. He was an

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

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