Join Seth Perry in this Advent reflection on the theme of love.

Two-Minute Homily by Fr William Aupito Iuliano for the Fourth Sunday of Advent 2024, Year C. "Life is to be celebrated and enjoyed. Let this be the way we welcome Christmas this year and be people of life in the way we speak and act."

Let’s Pray withV ery Rev Peter Dillon, Vicar General a Christmas prayer of love and adoration of Christ. The prayer that Very Rev Peter Dillon says in this is ‘Light of the World’ from the book 'At The Name of Jesus' by Michael O’Neill McGrath and Richard N Fragomeni.

As we look ahead and plan our Christmas festivities, we invite you to join us to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ at one of our many parish Masses. Listen to The Cathedral Schola, Red Hill Choir, Divine Mercy Choir and Filipino Choir sing the Christmas favourite 'O Come, All Ye Faithful'. You can find a Mass near you on our website here: https://brisbanecatholic.org.au/parishes-and-mass-times/search-for-mass-times/ ✨⛪️

Archbishop Mark Coleridge's Christmas Message 2024 "Christmas isn’t just about the birth of the Child who is God-with-us. It’s certainly about that, but it’s also about the human response to the birth of the Child. May his peace be with you on your journey. Happy Christmas to you all."

Centacare clients joyfully celebrate Christmas with their loved ones, embracing cherished traditions that honour this season. Each family has unique ways to observe this holy season, whether through long-held customs or new practices being created. What special traditions do you and your loved ones uphold to celebrate Christ's birth?

Two-Minute Homily by Fr Emmanuel Ayankudy for the Third Sunday of Advent 2024, Year C. "Today the question for us to ponder is, how can I bring joy and hope, healing and reconciliation to wounded hearts and lives?"

The Holy Rosary is one of the most cherished prayers in the Catholic Church, with many great popes, saints, and Christian leaders urging us to embrace it. In her apparitions, Our Lady frequently calls us to pray the Rosary daily, seeking peace for the world and an end to conflict. As we pray the Rosary, we meditate on the public life of Jesus and Mary through Scripture. The Rosary encompasses twenty Mysteries, divided into the five Joyful Mysteries (prayed on Mondays and Saturdays), five Luminous Mysteries (prayed on Thursdays), five Sorrowful Mysteries (prayed on Tuesdays and Fridays), and five Glorious Mysteries (prayed on Wednesdays and Sundays). We invite you to join Gabriel, Sang and Kalepo from Holy Spirit Seminary as we pray the Joyful Mysteries of the Rosary together.

Join Archbishop Mark Coleridge for Episode 6, the final episode of "The Navel of the Earth: Jerusalem in Time, Theology, and Imagination."

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