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

Easter - 3rd Sunday, Torch

Third Sunday of Easter. Fr Peter Hunter explains why Jesus is the very opposite of a ghost. I've often wondered just what

Easter - 2nd Sunday, Torch

Second Sunday of Easter (Low Sunday). Fr John Patrick Kenrick preaches on the doubts of Saint Thomas and the mercy of

Easter Sunday, Torch

Easter Sunday. Fr Timothy Calvert preaches on the readings of the Easter Vigil. They say you learn by your mistakes. I

Lent - Good Friday, Torch

Good Friday. Fr Robert Ombres reminds us that we need to keep the Passion of Christ before our eyes all

Lent - Holy Thursday, Torch

Holy Thursday. Fr Simon Gaine tells of the gift that we offer, and are offered, in the Eucharist. The Gospel brings

Lent - Palm Sunday, Torch

Palm Sunday of the Passion of the Lord. Fr Isidore Clarke contrasts the triumphal entry of Christ into Jerusalem with

Lent - 5th Sunday, Torch

Fifth Sunday of Lent. Fr Benjamin Earl preaches on the simple request that triggers Christ's passion. From time to time, probably,

Lent - 4th Sunday (Laetare), Torch

Fourth Sunday of Lent (Laetare Sunday). Fr Giles Hibbert suggests that those who refuse to acknowledge the spiritual reality of

Solemnity - Annunciation, Torch

Solemnity of the Annunciation of the Lord. Fr John Walsh preaches on Our Lady's free 'Yes' to God's will. A few years

Solemnity - St Joseph, Torch

Solemnity of St Joseph. Fr Richard Joseph Ounsworth preaches on the faith of Saint Joseph. The first line of the Gospel

Lent - 3rd Sunday, Torch

Third Sunday of Lent. Fr Colin Carr preaches on the risks of an unpossessive faith. The ten commandments are part of

Lent - 2nd Sunday, Torch

Second Sunday of Lent. Fr Columba Ryan preaches on the transfiguration of Christ. In Mark's Gospel we reach a turning point