Fr Norman steps in for Fr Jim this Good Friday, we hear The Passion according to John available as a bonus episode. Fr Norman reflects on the solemnity of the mass today.

During this evenings Holy Thursday Mass, Fr Jim reflects on the symbolic and literal meaning of being subservient and how its one of the cornerstones part of being a Christian.

Fr Jim's homily this Palm Sunday is deeply personal one, reflecting on what is his cross to bare this Holy Week and in turn we should reflect on what is our cross to bare.

A special extra episode of the Podcast with the recording of The Passion of our Lord Jesus Christ according to Luke as read during todays Palm Sunday mass.

On this final Sunday before Palm Sunday, we're reminded through a reading of John's gospel of the critical importance of not being judgmental of others, and should instead spend our energy focusing on our own sins, working towards amending our own faults and failings.

This weekends readings heed a warning for us all in that we really must not take God’s love for granted, and a similar vain, that we can behave as we like without consequences overconfident in that love.

This second Sunday of Lent we hear important readings describing The Transfiguration, and how during this season we should take time to listen to God, just as Abram did, and thus change.

This week, as we enter the holy season of Lent we listened to an important Pastoral Letter from Bishop Paul Swarbrick.

This week Fr Jim discusses this weeks readings as the season of Lent approaches, a time for prayer and personal refection but also a renewal of faith.

This weekend we reflect on this week's Gospel, the sermon upon the plain according to Luke which is the source of one of the most widely known Christian phrases, "Do to others as you would have them do to you" but of course things are never this simple.