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Mother Hilda says that through prayer and reflection, and because God is beyond time, we can imagine bringing Jesus being in past difficult moments, seeing him comfort and heal, reminding us that God’s love can transcend time to restore what was broken

Fr Rob Galea says that this solemnity emphasizes that a "Holy Family" prioritizes God first, then parents create an environment where love and holiness naturally flow to their children. By focusing on mutual holiness and leading by example in faith, the family creates an environment where love and holiness become contagious, ultimately guiding all members closer to God

On The Journey This Week: Fr Rob Galea says that this solemnity emphasizes that a "Holy Family" prioritizes God first, then the husband and wife’s relationship, and finally the children, fostering holiness and unity. Mother Hilda’s story on how small acts of kindness and prayer can console and connect us with God. Plus, Fr Tony Percy, and two The Light Advent Series reflections

On The Journey This Week: Fr Mike Delaney says Mary’s visitation to Elizabeth invites us to consider our own life journeys, encouraging us to experience God’s love this Christmas. Mother Hilda’s story on how small acts of kindness and prayer can console and connect us with God. Plus, Fr Tony Percy, and two The Light Advent Series reflections.

Fr Mike Delaney says that the Gospel invites us to consider our own life journeys, encouraging us to experience God’s love this Christmas and to embrace the blessings and hope of the year ahead.

Mother Hilda’s story of a Welsh family’s struggles highlights how small acts of kindness, like a child’s quiet persistence, can console and remind us of God’s attentive love.

Fr Tony Percy says that today we have another important question, In what way have we welcomed Mary of Nazareth – Mother of God – into our homes and our lives? Elisabeth is unconstrained, and declares: Why should I be honoured with a visit from the Mother of my Lord? Good enough for Elisabeth. Good enough for us.

Fr John Corrigan says that while some Christians resist romanticizing the Nativity, the Christmassy elements—carols, lights, and warmth—affirm the divine light that breaks through the darkness, reflecting our longing for the world to embrace Jesus with love and reverence.

Fr Antony Jukes says that St. Athanasius used the analogy of the sun, its light, and its warmth to explain the mystery of the Holy Trinity: just as the sun, light, and warmth are distinct yet inseparable and eternal, so too are the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. The sun represents the Father, the light symbolizes the Son, and the warmth reflects the Holy Spirit, illustrating their unity and co-eternity in the divine essence.

Fr Tony Percy says that John the Baptist challenges us to ask, "What must we do?"—a question that urges us to form our conscience by living generously, justly, and humbly while remaining curious in our relationship with God

Arnie Hurdoyal says that the story of Zechariah and Elizabeth highlights the power of God's timing and the importance of trusting His promises, even when circumstances seem impossible

Fr Chris Sarkis says Advent is a time of waiting and spiritual preparation, reminding us that God's timing is different from ours, as He works beyond the constraints of time

On The Journey This Week: Fr James McCarthy says that the readings this week encourages giving selflessly without expecting anything in return. Mother Hilda reflects on the power of small gestures, both in human relationships and in how we express love for God. Plus, Fr Tony Percy, and two The Light Advent Series reflections

Fr James McCarthy says that the readings this week encourages giving selflessly without expecting anything in return. It encourages giving selflessly without expecting anything in return, reminding us that true joy comes from Christ, not material possessions.

Mother Hilda reflects on the power of small gestures, both in human relationships and in how we express love for God. It’s the simple, thoughtful actions—like a smile, a kind word, a forgiving attitude, or a small sacrifice—that can have profound impacts and truly matter.

On The Journey This Week: Fr Joshua Whicker MGL says the Gospel calls us to remove obstacles and open our hearts to Jesus. Mother Hilda says that no matter how disfigured someone's earthly identity may seem, they are known and cherished by the Father. Plus, Fr Tony Percy, and two Light Advent Series reflections

Fr Joshua Whicker MGL says we’re called to remove obstacles and open our hearts to deepen our relationship with Jesus. Jesus has already won the victory over sin and death, and our task is to deepen our relationship with Him as we approach Christmas

Mother Hilda says that Archbishop Justin Welby’s response to his parentage reminds us that true identity and worth come from being beloved children of God, transcending earthly ties and circumstances

Fr Tony Percy says that Advent this week calls for repentance and encourages us to find moments of silence allowing God's Word to reach the wilderness within us

Darren McDowell says that God lovingly seeks a deep, healing relationship with each of us, inviting vulnerability and trust to experience His redeeming presence