CHRIST THE KING –  Year C The year of Saint Luke ends with a characteristic take on the feast of Christ the King: in Luke’s

33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time –  Year C As we approach the end of that part of Saint Luke’s Gospel before the Passion narratives, and

Dedication of the Lateran Basilica –  Year C Today the Church celebrates the Feast of the Dedication of the Lateran Basilica in Rome, the oldest and highest

ALL SAINTS –  Year C All Saints Day is for all those who have gone before us and now share in the fulness of life

30th Sunday in Ordinary Time  –  Year C Perhaps the hardest Olympic event is the marathon: not only does it demand strength and fitness, but

29th Sunday in Ordinary Time  –  Year C Perhaps the hardest Olympic event is the marathon: not only does it demand strength and fitness, but

28th Sunday in Ordinary Time  –  Year C There are many messages in today’s Gospel: the power of God to heal, the compassion of Jesus

27th Sunday in Ordinary Time  –  Year C Faithfulness, faith and trust. These most invisible and difficult things are what God asks of us –

26th Sunday in Ordinary Time  –  Year C Following on from last week (“You cannot be the slave of both God and money”) we see

25th Sunday in Ordinary Time  –  Year C How easy to take the words of Jesus out of context: “Use money to win you friends,”

Exhaltation of the Holy Cross  –  Year C The image of the cross is one of the great symbols of the Christian faith. On the

23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time  –  Year C Humble behaviour is the mark of the Christian, as it always was the mark of someone “in

22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time  –  Year C Humble behaviour is the mark of the Christian, as it always was the mark of someone “in

21st Sunday in Ordinary Time  –  Year C It’s probably a nightmare we all share – being locked out of the house, the sales, the

20th Sunday in Ordinary Time  –  Year C When we consider the Christian life, we often think in positive terms: peace, light, joy, goodness, life.