Sunday Homilies

Today’s readings invite us to contemplate one of the most consoling truths of our faith: God does not abandon His children. He knows our needs, He sees our hunger, He…

COME TO JESUS AND BE FED TO THE FULLEST (Isaiah 55:1-3, Psalm 145, Romans 8:35,37-39, Mat 14:13-21) Today’s readings indicate the fact that God is our divine provider. He invites us in…

OVERVIEW OF THE READINGS The prophet Isaiah invites the people to come to the waters and receive nourishment freely, emphasising God’s generous offer of life. Saint Paul assures the Romans…

1 Kings 3:5, 7–12 Romans 8:28–30 Matthew 13:44–52 OVERVIEW OF THE READINGS The First Book of Kings presents Solomon’s humble request for wisdom to govern God’s people. The Letter to…

Today’s liturgy reveals one of the most beautiful attributes of God, His infinite patience united with His boundless mercy. We often expect God to act swiftly against evil, to remove…

GOD WANTS ALL TO BE SAVED (Wisdom 12:13, 16-19, Psalm 86, Romans 8:26-27, Matthew 13:24-43) It is not the intention of God that the sinner should die in his sins…

Today’s liturgy invites us to reflect on one of the greatest gifts God has given to humanity, His living and life-giving Word. The readings reveal that the Word of God…

Isaiah 55:10-11 Romans 8:18-23 Matthew 13:1-23 Overview of the Readings The First Reading, taken from the Book of Isaiah, describes the word of God as rain and snow that descend…

“Take My Yoke Upon You… and You Will Find Rest” (Matthew 11:28-30) If there is one thing almost everyone longs for today, it is peace. We live in a fast-paced…

COME TO JESUS WITH YOUR BURDEN” (Zec 9:9-10, Ps 145, Rom 8:9,11-13, Mat 11: 25-30) In the gospel of today, Jesus invites us to bring our problems and worries to him.…