In his homily for Wednesday in the 33rd Week in Ordinary Time Fr Roman Wroblewski reflects on the parable of the pounds, challenging us to reflect on our own understanding of God.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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In his homily for Tuesday in the 33rd Week in Ordinary Time Fr Roman Wroblewski reflects on the beautiful story of Jesus and Zacchaeus, reminding us that Christ comes to save us in the here and now.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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In his homily for Monday in the 33rd Week in Ordinary Time, Fr Anthony Casamento provides a way to approach the Book of the Apocalypse: through the eyes of the early Christians.

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The homily was recorded at Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at the North Sydney Campus of Australian Catholic University.

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What did Jesus mean when He spoke these words, “the Kingdom of God is among you”? In his homily for Thursday in the 32nd Week in Ordinary Time Fr Roman Wroblewski reflects on the meaning of these words of this Lord when He spoke them, and also in our lives today.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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“Then he said to him, “Stand up and go; your faith has saved you.” (Luke 17:19)

God never stops loving us and pouring out His mercy, and so we always have a reason to be grateful. But are we? In his homily on the memorial of St Josephat,  Fr Roman Wroblewski reflects on why we should never stop giving thanks.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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There is a natural inclination many of us have to give to others with the expectation of receiving something in return. This can be the case in our relationship with both God and others. In his homily on the memorial of St Marin of Tours,  Fr Roman Wroblewski explains why we should learn to give freely, with no expectation of getting anything back.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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In his homily for Friday in the 31st week in ordinary time, Fr Anthony Casamento reflects on the story of the rich man and the dishonest steward, reminding us of the good things God gives us.

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The homily was recorded at Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at the North Sydney Campus of Australian Catholic University.

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“Whoever does not carry his own cross and come after me cannot be my disciple.” (Luke 14:27)

In today’s Gospel Christ uses some strong language. What does He mean when He says “if anyone comes to me without hating his father and mother, wife and children, brothers and sisters, and even his own life, he cannot be my disciple“? Fr Roman Wroblewski explains in today’s homily.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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In today’s Gospel we hear many excuses by men who reject the landowner’s invitation. Are we like those men, giving excuses as to why we can’t accept Christ’s daily invitations? In his homily for Tuesday in the 31st Week in Ordinary Time,  Fr Roman Wroblewski challenges us to stop making excuses and be available to Christ, His Church and each other.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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