Month: May 2023

Monday 5th of June  “They seized the beloved son, killed him and threw him out of the vineyard.” Mark 12:1-12 How do we value our lives? God trusts us so much that he has left us free to administer the gifts

Sunday 4th of June The Most Holy Trinity “God love the loved the world so that that he gave his lonely son….” John 3:16-18 Today we are invited to contemplate the Holy Trinity as Jesus introduces them to us in

Saturday 3rd of June “I will not tell you my authority for acting like this.” Mark 11:27-33 Sometimes we forget we are not the boss, we think Jesus is accountable to us! Sometimes we may ask Jesus questions in order

Friday 2nd of June “The fig tree; the cleansing of the Temple.” Mark 11:11-26  If we are to have faith, we need to believe in the love that God has for us. We need to believe that God so loves

Thursday 1st of June “Go; your faith has saved you.” Mark 10:46-52  In today’s reading, the blind man Bartimaeus calls out to Jesus many times, even though many rebuked him and told him to be silent. He continued calling out

Wednesday 31st of May The Visitation of Mary “The Almighty has done great things for me.” Luke 1:39-56 When we are touched by God’s love and his Word, we are filled with joy, hope, and peace and we are able

Tuesday 30th of May “Whoever has left everything for the sake of the gospel will be repaid.” Mark 10: 28-31 We hear about investment rates of return that are too good to be true. We think that a 30% return

Monday 29th of May “They all gave themselves to constant prayer with one mind…with some women and Mary, the mother of Jesus.” Acts 1:12-14 The first disciples are gathered with Mary in prayer as they wait for the coming of

Sunday 28th of May  “They were all filled with the Holy Spirit and began to speak.” Acts 2:1-11 Today we celebrate the great feast of Pentecost, the birth of the Church and the coming of the Holy Spirit. Fifty days after

Saturday 27th of May  “This disciple is the one who vouches for these things and we know that his testimony is true.” John 21:20-25 How often do we believe a rumour? Jesus told his disciples one thing – what he