Month: March 2026

Tuesday 24th of March “If anyone was bitten by a serpent, he looked up at the bronze serpent and lived.”  Numbers 21:4-9 The Israelites in the desert often complained and rebelled against God amid their struggles. In response, God gave

Wednesday 25th of March The Annunciation of Mary “I am the handmaid of the Lord” Luke 1:26-38 Life often brings challenges and uncertainty that may leave us feeling discouraged or negative. However, when we pray and allow the Holy Spirit

Thursday 26th of March “Your father Abraham saw my Day and was glad.”  John 8:51-59 In today’s reading, Jesus continues to be questioned by the religious leaders.  He speaks with authority and of his shared mission and relationship with God the Father, which troubled many

Friday 27th of March  “He has delivered the soul of the needy from the hands of evil men.”  Jeremiah 20:10-13 We are rapidly approaching the Passion of Jesus, so we are praying with the prophets of the Old Testament who

Saturday 28th of March “Jesus was to die to gather together the scattered children of God.” John 11:45-56 The Pharisees saw Jesus’ death as a way to protect their own power and were not actually concerned about the people. In

Sunday 29th of March Palm Sunday Christ humbled himself, but God raised him high.” Philippians 2:6-11 As we enter into Holy Week, we are invited to look at Jesus and learn from him. Jesus, our master, has given us a

Monday 30th March “Here is my chosen one in whom my soul delights.” Isaiah 42:1-7  Our reading today is about the prophecy of a humble servant chosen by God to bring justice and light to the nations, embodying God’s unwavering

Tuesday 17th of March St Patrick  “Go and say whatever I command you and do not fear.” Jeremiah 1:4-9 We celebrate today the great missionary spirit of St Patrick. In a special way today, let us take a moment to

Wednesday 18th of March  “On the day of salvation I will help you.” Isaiah 49:8-15 This Lent, as we spend more time with Jesus and allow him to work within our hearts, we perceive his light more clearly, and our

Thursday 19th of March Solemnity of St Joseph  “How Jesus Christ came to be born.” Matthew 1:16,18-21,24 Today we celebrate the solemnity of St Joseph, God’s chosen protector of his son and Mary. While it took the church nearly 1,500