The cost of discipleship.

On this great feast day, we reflect on the feeding of the five thousand and examine what it teaches us about the Eucharist.

The Holy Trinity is not a mystery you get, it's a mystery that gets you!

Pentecost is for today!

Jesus give us, his disciples, the greatest of all commandments: "love one another, as he loves us!"

God has done the hard work: Jesus has died and risen again, all that is required from us is confession of our sins and an openess to God's mercy. Is that too much to ask?

Easter Sunday morning confronts us with an empty tomb. When Peter and John saw the empty tomb they believed - we too, face many empty tombs in our lives, can the same be true for us?

Today we hear the dramatic encounter between Jesus, the woman caught in adultery and the pharisees. Who do we associate more readily with?

The Prodigal Son is a parable we are probably all familiar with. It is of course about the radical, unmerited and free forgiveness of the Father. But i6ts more than that; it's a challenge to us as well. It asks us: are we willing to love and forgive like God?

There is no such thing as Karma - Karma is not a Christian idea, yet so many people invoke this doctrine! Dometimes good things happen to bad people and bad things happen to good people - that's just life. The Christian is not excluded from suffering but Jesus transforms suffering and give it meaning.