There is a time and a season to go back home – to return to some kind of beginning, whether this is to rediscover the reason we set out...

All through his life Jesus showed that he was no pushover, he was his own man, if you like. No one controlled him. No one manipulated him...

As we near the close of the liturgical year, this week’s Gospel invites us to look beyond the passing world. Though stars and moons may...

We are approaching Advent and the beginning of the new liturgical year, so there is a deliberate theme of endings to the readings now,...

Today we are blessed to have Joan Marston preaching at the two morning masses. Joan is a lay Canon of Bloemfontein and Blackburn...

The Gospel today is pretty shocking, and typical of the grammatical style of Mark. The events and teachings recorded by Mark are meant to...

It’s probably not unreasonable to walk into a battle which you are almost certainly going to lose and to forget what you have been told...

Adam sounds just like a teenager when God introduces him to Eve: This is bone from my bones and flesh from my flesh. ‘We were made for...

Today’s Gospel invites us all to make two decisions. Each of these decisions threatens to overturn our whole life and our whole normal...

Usually, telling somebody not to tell other people about what you are about to do to them or with them is a bit of a worry, to say the...