Tony Worner, Leader of Formation for St Agnes’ Catholic Parish is presenting our Gospel Reflections this week. Today, Tony reads from Luke’s Gospel (14: 12 -14) which continues the story begun on Saturday where Jesus is sharing a meal in the house of one of the leading Pharisees and told a parable about [...]
Troy Baker, Principal of St Joseph’s Primary School, today reads from the Gospel of Luke (14: 1, 7-11) in which Jesus tells a parable about a wedding feast and the importance of humility saying, ‘For everyone who exalts himself will be humbled, and the man who humbles himself will be exalted.’ Troy says [...]
Troy Baker, Principal of St Joseph’s Primary School, today reads from the Gospel of Luke (14: 1-6) in which the Pharisees quiz Jesus about whether it is right or wrong to heal on the Sabbath. In this passage, Troy says, we see Jesus boldly asserting His Lordship over the Sabbath, a concept that [...]
Troy Baker, Principal of St Joseph’s Primary School, presents our Gospel Reflections for the rest of this week. On the solemnity of All Souls, the commemoration of all the faithful departed, Troy reads from the Gospel of Matthew (11: 25-30) in which Jesus tells his followers, ‘Take my yoke upon you, and learn [...]
On the solemnity of All Saints, Marg Gobius, Leader of School Evangelisation at MacKillop College, reads from the Gospel of Matthew (5: 1-12) in which Jesus goes up on the hillside with his disciples and teaches them The Beatitudes beginning ‘Happy are the poor in spirit: theirs is the kingdom of heaven’. Before [...]
Marg Gobius, Leader of School Evangelisation at MacKillop College, reads from the Gospel of Luke (13: 18-21) in which Jesus compares the kingdom of God to a mustard seed that grows and becomes a tree that birds find shelter in. Marg says, Luke likes to explore the parables that Jesus shared, exploring elements [...]
Marg Gobius, Leader of School Evangelisation at MacKillop College, reads from the Gospel of Luke (13: 10-17) in which Jesus cures a woman who had been crippled for eighteen years on the Sabbath to the indignation of a synagogue official, who took Jesus to task for doing this. Marg says there are two [...]
Today as we celebrate the feast of Saints Simon and Jude (Apostles) Fr Prodencio reads from the Gospel of Luke (6: 12-19) in which Jesus chose twelve from among the disciples, whom he named Apostles. Fr Prodencio says, when it comes to our knowledge about the twelve apostles like Saints Simon and Jude [...]
Fr Prodencio reads from the Gospel of Luke (12:54-59) in which Jesus says, ‘You do not know how to interpret these times’. Prodencio says, time and again, we still encounter some people claiming that they possess certain secret divine messages, or they have decoded certain signs of the times such as the coming [...]
Fr Prodencio reads from the Gospel of Luke (12:49-53) in which Jesus says, ‘I have not come to bring peace, but separation’. Prodencio says at the start of this Gospel we hear, “I have come to bring fire to the earth, and how I wish it were blazing already!” and later “From now [...]