One of the deepest strands in the biblical tradition is the desire of the Jewish people to be an alternative society to the oppressive domination systems. (Read More)
We live in a world where individual success is pursued more than the common good, self-survival is prioritized over shared security, domestic interests are sought at the expense of international obligations. (Read More)
Called to Walk Together offers a rare point of view in the world of pastoral renewal: a genuine, close, and honest record of what synodal listening really looks like inside an ordinary parish. (Read More)
As I began the Jubilee Year of St Francis at the Conventual Franciscan Parish in Kellyville, it is only fitting that today I am here in a Capuchin Parish of Plumpton to mark its conclusion. We are inspired by this great saint to live the Gospel more deeply and to become God's instruments for the transformation of the world. (Read More)
God has given us the freedom to say ‘Yes’ or ‘No.’ Do we do so only intellectually or with a complete change of heart as well? It is easy to say ‘Yes’ in the morning of life but as life lays more challenges before us our ’Yes’ can easily turn into a ‘No.’ (Read More)