Preaching Notes – 13th Sunday (28 June 2026)
In today’s. Gospel, the relative pronoun rendered “whoever” occurs 10 times in 5 verses (Matthew 10:37-42). Until Jesus, race and nationality dis-qualified eligibility as God’s
In today’s. Gospel, the relative pronoun rendered “whoever” occurs 10 times in 5 verses (Matthew 10:37-42). Until Jesus, race and nationality dis-qualified eligibility as God’s
Today we return to regularly scheduled programming. The past two Sundays were interrupted by special annual feasts – Holy Trinity and Corpus Christi. However, we
Had Jesus left us nothing but the Gospel, our remembrances likely would be wrought with nostalgia. Had that had been so, He would no longer
The Feast of the Body and Blood of Christ is so far beyond an annual moment to recall a real historical event which took place
In today’s Gospel, Jesus expects our love of Him to be lived: “If you love me, you will keep my commandments” (John 14:15). Aware we
During the Last Supper, Jesus makes this pledge to His apostles: “Peace I leave with you; my peace I give to you. Not as the
Last Sunday, we heard Jesus twice declare Himself as the gate – “I am the gate” (John 10:1-10). The gate to where? Well, Jesus explained
The Gospel account opens on Easter Sunday with two of Jesus’ disciples walking away from Jerusalem (Luke 24:13). However, the whole of Luke’s Gospel has
Today’s First Reading provides a clear viewing of what was most important in the lives of the earliest community of believers. And they devoted themselves
Jesus’ Resurrection is not merely an event we remember. It is a living reality that impresses upon everything and everyone. No corner of human living