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Homily for the 6th Sunday in Ordinary Time 2025 16 February 2025 Readings: Jeremiah 17:5-8; Psalm 1; 1 Corinthians 15:12, 16-20; Luke 6:17, 20-26 About 40 years ago, I was meeting with an Aboriginal group at Eulo 70 km west of Cunnamulla in far south-west Queensland. We were standing in the dried up river bed of the Paroo River. It was very hot, and very dry. But there was a gentle breeze and the River Red Gums looked resplendent. Despite the drought like conditions and despite the woes of the local Aboriginal community, I had a feeling of deep inner peace evocative of today’s first reading from Jeremiah: ‘A blessing on the person who puts their trust in […] (Read More)
We invite you to take part in a report back and discussion session about the global Synod and its implications for the Australian Church, to be held via Zoom at 7.30 pm on Wednesday 19 February 2025. (Read More)
Caritas on Monday warned that millions of people could die as a result of the “ruthless” U.S. decision to “recklessly” stop USAID funding, and hundreds of millions more will be condemned to “dehumanizing poverty.” (Read More)
Let’s put our Holy Father’s four verbs into action. Let’s welcome, protect, promote, integrate our migrant brothers and sisters; and urge our governments to do the same! (Read More)
Mother Teresa’s optional memorial has been added to the General Roman Calendar following a decree by the Dicastery for Divine Worship. Since her canonization, many priests have informally commemorated her on Sept. 5. (Read More)
Since World War II, the pope has been a moral statesman, a global diplomat for peace. Pope Pius XII was a revered post-war figure whose silence on the Nazi round-ups of Jews in Rome became an issue only after his death. (Read More)
Newly appointed archbishop of Washington, D.C., criticises 'massive and indiscriminate deportation' of immigrants who have been in the US for decades. (Read More)