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4th Sunday of Ordinary Time Last week we heard Saint Matthew describing the beginnings of Jesus’ public ministry. This week Saint Matthew begins the most important summary of the proclamation...
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3rd Sunday of Ordinary Time We will spend most of the Sundays of the coming year in the company of Saint Matthew. His Gospel (like the others has its own...
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2nd Sunday of Ordinary Time There is no break between Christmas and Ordinary Time one flows almost seamlessly into the other through the Baptism of Jesus. We ended our Christmas...
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THE BAPTISM OF THE LORD It may seem strange, but this is a Christmas Feast. Not if we think of Christmas only in terms of the Baby in Bethlehem, but...
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MARY, HOLY MOTHER OF GOD There are many titles and feasts given to Mary, but today, as we complete the Octave of Christmas we celebrate her as “Theotokos”, “the bearer...
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The Nativity of the Lord There’s a wonderful way in which the Christmas message emerges from out of the midnight darkness as we gather for this Mass: the first words...
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4th Sunday of Advent Year A Here we enter a new stage of Advent: having spent so much time on the Second Coming, now we look back, to remember the details...
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3rd Sunday of Advent Year A In many ways the readings this Sunday are simply a continuation of last week Isaiah gives us more details about the work of the Messiah,...
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2nd Sunday of Advent Year A Throughout the first three weeks of Advent, our focus is very clearly on the End of Time, and the Second Coming of the Lord...
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1st Sunday of Advent Year A Advent opens with a great promise: In the days to come the hope of a people who need God. …The master is coming is...
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