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Ever wonder what it means to call Jesus Lord  and Saviour?  Click on the image for a homily on these two most important titles of Jesus Christ.

Click on the image for a homily in the series, Evangelization Begins at Home.  This podcast deals with basic message of Christianity, that is, the Gospel message, which begins with considering what is God’s love really like.

Click the image for the next installment of the St Jude’s Novena Mission, Evangelization Begins at Home.  This talk is about the New Evangelization and is of special interest to Catholics.  Mr Kyle Neilson, the Director of the Office of … Continue reading →

Click on the image to hear a talk on evangelisation.  This talk makes clear what we mean when we use the term and inspires us to ponder our own role in this mission of the Church.  It is in Saint … Continue reading →

For a homily on one of the seven capital sins, click on the image below.

To hear a homily on the One Necessary Thing for a follower of Jesus, click on the image.

Click on the image at the left for a podcast homily on the two levels of meaning to our Lord’s parable on the Good Samaritan.

  Click on the image for a homily on what it means to become a follower of Jesus.

For a podcast homily on the Holy Spirit, click on the image above.

To hear a homily on the mystery of the Ascension, and why the disciples were joyful at the departure of Jesus, click on the image below.

To listen to a homily on Christ’s commandment to love one another, click on the image above

For a homily for Sunday IV of Easter, year C, click on the image above.

For a homily on the Prodigal Song, click on the image above.

For a homily on the Transfiguration from the Gospel of Luke, click on the image.

To listen to a homily for the First Sunday of Lent, year C, click on the image above.

For a homily for Ash Wednesday, click on the image above.  Why give to the poor, pray, and fast at the start of this holy season of Lent?

That They May All Be One Click on the link above for a recording of a homily on 1 Corinthians 12.12-30 from Sunday III Per annum, Year C.  

Click on the image above for a homily from Sunday II in Ordinary Time

For a homily on the Christian vision of the Eschaton, the Last Things, click on the image above.

On that day, the Widow’s gift was more valuable to the Lord than all the other contributions to the Temple.  What is the meaning of her two copper coins.  Click on the image for a homily on the Widow’s Mite