In his homily for Monday in the 31st week in ordinary time, Fr Anthony Casamento reflects on how deep down we all know that we are made for sacrificial love – and that holds the key to our happiness.

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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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In his homily for  Friday in the 30th week in ordinary time, Fr Anthony Casamento looks at how the way we approach the little things in every day life could make a big difference to those around 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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“With all prayer and supplication, pray at every opportunity in the Spirit.” Eph 6:18

Prayer is something we can often take for granted as routine or monologue. In his homily for Thursday in the 30th Week in Ordinary Time,  Fr Roman Wroblewski challenges us to approach prayer in a different way.

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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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“To be grateful is to recognise the Love of God in everything He has given us – and He has given us everything.” – Thomas Merton

Gratitude is not always something that comes easily to us, especially when we find it hard to see beyond our own anxieties and struggles. At thanksgiving Mass at the end of Australian Catholic University’s academic year, Fr Roman Wroblewski reflects on how we can grow in gratitude for the many gifts God gives us.

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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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Current research tells us that human beings make an average of 200 conscious decisions each day – but how do we know if we’re making the right ones? In his homily for  Friday in the 29th week in ordinary time, Fr Anthony Casamento looks at some ways we can invite God into our decision making processes.

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The homily was recorded at St Mary MacKillop Chapel in North Sydney at a special Mass of thanksgiving organised by Australian Catholic University.

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“Much will be required of the person entrusted with much, and still more will be demanded of the person entrusted with more.” (Luke 12:48)

In his homily for Wednesday in the 29th week in ordinary time, Fr Roman Wroblewski reflects on the human virtues, and what distinguishes Christian leadership from worldly leadership.

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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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“Blessed are those servants whom the master finds vigilant on his arrival.” (Luke 12:37)

Patience is rarely something that comes easily to us, but in today’s Gospel Christ encourages us to be patient, and remain vigilant. Fr Roman Wroblewski reflects on what this means in his homily for Tuesday in the 29th week in ordinary time.

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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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“Take care to guard against all greed, for though one may be rich, one’s life does not consist of possessions.” (Luke 12:15)

Material wealth and the worries that come with it can more often than not get in the way of what really matters in life. In his homily for Monday in the 29th week in ordinary time, Fr Anthony Casamento reflects on the things we should be storing up instead of money.

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The homily was recorded at St Mary MacKillop Chapel in North Sydney at a special Mass of thanksgiving organised by Australian Catholic University.

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