Wow young Australia! What an awesome Aussie gathering this has been to introduce our World Youth Day week! We come together this week, young people with their lay leaders, pastors, and pope as a living-breathing, singing-dancing, praying-acting proof that the Catholic Church is alive and well.
This morning’s story of Jesus’ “first great sign, given at Cana in Galilee,” is dazzling in its scale. Jesus turns wine into water, but not just enough wine for those at the wedding reception to drink, but about 800 litres – enough to drown them in! (Jn 2:1011)
Might I begin by congratulating the organisers of this twentieth annual Cardinal O’Connor Conference on Life here at Georgetown
Today’s Gospel scene (Lk 1:26-38) is one of the most memorable in the Bible and has inspired great artists for centuries.
The arrival of the Magi, who wanted to venerate the new kid on the block, and who were using a comet as their sat-nav, caused quite a stir.
In this Youth sermon, Cheryl Anthony from Liverpool, invites us to reflect on the two different perspectives in the
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Portrait artist, Paul Newton, shares his thoughts on being an artist for the Church and advice for artists wanting
Jesus our Saviour and coffee orders: the importance of names A simple joy in my life is when cafes don’t
Today is the feast day of Saint Basil the Great, who was an influential theologian who supported the Nicene
Sketch of Fulton Sheen by Beth Larkin Meditate upon the profound words of Venerable Fulton Sheen, best known for
Who am I? What am I called to be? These are big questions we might find us asking ourselves. In
