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Today, we joyfully celebrate the Solemnity of the Corpus Christi, the Body and Blood of Jesus Christ. This celebration is a confession. . It is a mystery, a challenge, a gift, and a promise. It is also a test of true Christian discipleship. Find out more as you listen. Happy Corpus Christi

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This Sunday we celebrate a mystery at the heart of the Christian Faith, a mystery that tells us that Our God is One in three Divine Persons. In essence, it tells us that Our God is a communion or community of Love. If that be the case and we were created by God, it then follows that we are creatures of a divine communion of love. To be like our God then means to live in that same communion of love with each other. Find out more about the scriptural bases for this truth as you listen.

Happy Fathers Day.

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Find out what Pentecost event is really about and the result of such an experience with God.

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On this Good Shepherd Sunday, we celebrate Jesus as the Shepherd foretold by the prophets, the one who gives his life for his sheep. (Jeremiah 3:15; 23:4; Ezekiel 34:7-16). We are invited to reflect on whether we are truly the sheep of Christ’s flock by listening and following him, especially in difficult moments. (John 10:27-30).

Having laid down his life for us, Jesus calls us his flock to continue his mission: to gather rather than scatter, to seek the lost, and heal the wounded.

On this Sunday, the Church also prays for vocations to the ordained priesthood, through which God continues to send shepherds after his own heart (Jeremiah 3:15). May those called to the ordained priesthood find the courage to respond generously.

To imitate Christ the Good Shepherd, all baptised Christians are called to love and serve God and their neighbours beyond convenience. But it is by prayers and attentiveness to the Holy Spirit that we can learn to imitate the Good Shepherd’s sacrificial love.

As we follow Christ, through our sacrificial love, the second reading from Revelation 7:9,14-17 reminds us of the promised consolation, when Christ, our Shepherd, will lead us to springs of living water and wipe away every tear.

Jesus, our Good Shepherd, help us strive daily to become your faithful followers. Amen

Happy Good Shepherd Sunday!

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The focus of this reflection is on the Christian witnessing to the Resurrection. We pointed out how this witnessing must flow from a deep-seated conviction and experience of the truth that Jesus is risen. Find out more as you listen.

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This is a simple reflection for the Second Sunday of Lent . This Sunday’s reflection focuses on God’s convents with Abraham and Jesus’ Transfiguration. Find out how God’s faithfulness shines so brightly through these two events. Happy Sunday

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This is a reflection for the First Sunday of Lent Year C. It sets the tone for the Lenten Journey as we allow ourselves to be led into the deserts of sins where we confront our foes and weaknesses. We pray that our Lenten journey will bring us to greater freedom. Happy Sunday.

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This is a reflection on the readings of the Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time Year C. It is an invitation to an interior life of grace to as to be able to lead others to the same. Find out more as you listen. Happy Sunday.