St John’s description of Christ’s washing of the feet of his disciples on Holy Thursday helps us to understand the tremendous love and humility underlying Christ’s desire to remain for us in the Holy Eucharist.

The feast of the Blessed Trinity allows us to reflect on the source of the mysteries we have celebrated at Easter and Pentecost and to realise that our destiny is to ‘share in the divine nature’ (2 Pet 1:5). A meditation by Fr Pat Gorevan

The whole of the liturgical season of Easter prepares us to celebrate Pentecost, the coming of the Holy Spirit who reveals God, who disposes us to welcome the Word of God in faith. A meditation by Fr James Hurley.

The Feast of the Ascension shows us that Christ goes before us to be our hope and enables us to follow him and find him in everything we do. A meditation by Fr Pat Gorevan.

Our Lady of Fatima evokes the Woman clothed with the sun in the Book of Revelation. She brings forth Christ who is in Himself our peace. We ask to be filled with peace and joy and to share with others, like a great river of peace in history. A meditation from Fr Donncha O hAodha.

In this meditation, Fr Gavan Jennings explores several features of any given working day in the life of St Joseph who's feast day we celebrate traditionally on May 1st.

The Second Sunday of Easter, designated by St. John Paul II as Divine Mercy Sunday is a day when the Church encourages to give thanks and to deepen our appreciation of divine mercy and how mercifully God relates to us. This is illustrated by Sunday's gospel which describes how Jesus helped the apostle Thomas over his unbelief and made an important act of faith. A great way for us to show our appreciation of God’s mercy is by our approaching the Sacrament of Penance with as deep sorrow as grace permits. A meditation by Fr Tom Dowd.

As we join with the disciples in celebrating the Resurrection, we ask that it shed its light on all mankind and on each of our lives. A meditation by Fr Pat Gorevan

At the Last Supper Jesus gave us himself in the Eucharist and the means to renew its celebration through the institution of the priesthood. Each of us are called to invite others too to share in this Banquet of Love. A meditation by Fr James Hurley.

Palm Sunday marks the beginning of the one week in the year we call "holy". We want to approach the events of Holy Week as participants – real friends of Jesus –  in events that are really happening "now", and not as "historical" events that properly belong to the past. A meditation by Fr Gavan Jennings.