Weekly Reading Archives

Saturday 31st of January ‘Even the wind and the sea obey him’ Mark 4:35-41 In life, there are many things we cannot control. Unfortunately, we often find ourselves in situations where we become afraid when we lose that control. In

Friday 30th of January “The kingdom of God is a mustard seed growing into the biggest shrub of all.” Mark 4:26-34 How does evangelisation work? We share our faith, and we may not see any results. But Jesus tells us

Saturday 21st of January “Even the wind and the sea obey him’ Mark 4:35-41 In life, there are many things we cannot control. Unfortunately, we often find ourselves in situations where we become afraid when we lose that control. In

Sunday 1st of February Sunday of the Word of God “God chose what is foolish by human reckoning, to shame the wise.“ 1 Corinthians 1:26-31 So often, when we hear God’s call to follow him and share in his mission,

Monday 2nd of February The Presentation of the Lord ‘My eyes have seen your salvation.’ Luke 2:22-32 Simeon’s encounter with Jesus invites us to reflect on our own recognition of Christ in our lives. Just as Simeon waited in faith

Tuesday 20th of January “The sabbath was made for humankind, and not humankind for the sabbath“ Mark 2:23-28 There are hundreds of laws in the Old Testament. Traditional Jews respect the 10 commandments so much that they follow these extra

Wednesday 21st of January “Is it against the law on the sabbath day to save life?” Mark 3:1-6 When we know Jesus and experience his unconditional love, we realise that his grace is revealed through action and that his mission

Thursday 22nd of January “He warned them not to make him known as the Son of God.” Mark 3:7-12 The ministry of Jesus was effective and far-reaching, drawing people from many different regions. So many people wanted just one touch

Friday 23rd of January “He appointed twelve to be his companions.“ Mark 3:13-19 Jesus goes up the mountain, and it is from this “higher” place that he calls “those whom he wanted.” And they came to him. It may seem

Saturday 24th of January  “Jesus’ relatives were convinced he was out of his mind.“ Mark 3:20-21 To be called “out of your mind” means not being believed, neither as a person nor in what you are trying to do. In