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Saturday 19th September “The parable of the sower.” Luke 8:4-15 In today’s reading about the parable of the sower, it is important for us to recognise the condition of the soil in our hearts. However, it is equally important to

Sunday 20th September “Why are you envious because I am generous?” Matthew 20: 1-16 Over the past few weeks, we have been invited to reflect on key virtues in our Christian journey, particularly love and forgiveness. And today we consider

  Monday 21st September Saint Matthew, Apostle, Evangelist  “It is not the healthy who need the doctor, but the sick.” Matthew 9:9-13 In today’s passage, Jesus challenges societal norms and religious traditions by associating with people considered sinful and unworthy.

Tuesday 8th September Birthday of Mother Mary  “Those he called, he justified.” Romans 8:28-30 Today, we are reminded of God’s goodness and providence. As St. Paul tells us, “We know that all things work together for good for those who

Wednesday 9th September “Happy are you who are poor, who are hungry, who weep.” Luke 6:20-26 Today, we are invited to pray about where true blessedness is found. Unlike what the world tells us, Jesus says we can be happy

Thursday 10th September “Love your enemies.” Luke 6:27-38 In today’s reading, Jesus teaches a new way of living when it comes to how we see and treat others, including our ‘enemies’: to love them, do good towards them, and bless

Friday 13th September  “We go into strict training, like fighters at the games.” 1 Corinthians 9:16-19,22-27 The Brisbane Olympics are still 6 years away, but many people are already in strict training, aiming for their goal of participating. Some people

Saturday 12th September “Whoever hears me builds his house on a rock.” Luke 6:43-49 If we take a moment to be still and feel what is happening in our hearts, what comes up? Does your heart feel heavy or joyful?

Sunday 13th September “Forgive your neighbour the hurt he does you; and when you pray, your sins will be forgiven.” Ecclesiasticus 27:33-28:9 Today’s reading from Ecclesiasticus is challenging because it speaks very directly to what we can harbour in our

Monday 14th September The Exaltation of the Holy Cross “Christ humbled himself but God raised him high.” Philippians 2:6-11 Today’s passage reiterates the humility of Jesus, who willingly lowered himself to take on human form and ultimately be exalted by