Fr Jim was away this weekend with a handful of parishioners on a retreat so Fr Norman once again stepped up into the breech during his absence.

This week Fr Jim shares his thoughts on todays Gospel reading, on how it has always been difficult for the faithful to speak the Word of God, particularly in todays society, but that we should strive to stand for the truth none the less.

Fr Jim this week deliberates the importance of celebrating Sunday's as the Day of the Lord together and to spread the good news.

One of the Gospel readings this Sunday recounts the Wedding at Cana where Jesus performed his first miracle at the behest of his mother. Fr Norman explains how by having complete trust and faith in the Lord, just as those present at the wedding party did, will lead us into living a full an contented life in the love of the Lord.

Fr. Jim this week discusses this week's gospel readings, the baptism of Jesus and includes a special presentation by SPUC.

A special presentation by SPUC on the eve of this year's White Flower Appeal to raise support for the protection of human life.

This week we celebrate the Epiphany of the Lord as God revealed to us as father of Jesus and all mankind, Fr Jim discusses how this is a celebration for us all mankind and a great source of joy no matter how dark the world ultimately may seem.

This week we have a special pastoral letter from Bishop Paul.

In this final week of advent Fr Jim discusses the nativity, the trinity and the contrast between Christianity and Paganism.

This week Fr Jim discusses today's Gospel readings and how we can contemplate the coming of Jesus Christ.