What is a manger?

Tune in to Fr Anthony as he contemplates on Christ's humillity to be born in a manger.

Are you truly ready for Christ to enter your life, or are there still crooked paths inside your heart?

In this powerful reflection preparing us for the Feast of Epiphany, we explore the call of John the Baptist to make the path straight for the coming King. Using a striking real-life story from Kenya and the image of the winnowing fan, this talk challenges superficial faith and calls us to real repentance, inner transformation, and true virtue.

What actually happened at the Baptism of Christ?

Why does the Church call Theophany / Epiphany one of the Feasts of Feasts?

In this short but powerful sermon, we uncover the profound truth that at the Baptism of Christ, the Holy Spirit is restored to humanity for the first time since the Fall of Adam. Christ does not enter the waters for Himself. He enters for us, restoring communion, oneness, and divine indwelling.

This message dismantles the lie of spiritual weakness and reminds us that God dwells within us through baptism, confession, and the Eucharist. Christianity is not about striving alone. It is about cooperating with the God who lives in you.

If you have ever felt far from God, powerless, or spiritually exhausted, this message is for you.

"Why did Jesus accept Baptism?" Tune in as Fr Yacoub Magdy explores the Feast of Epiphany, how everything Christ did was not for Himself but for all humanity, the importance of baptism and much more!

Tune in as Christine journeys through the Bible and reveals to us how God has remained faithful to His promises, in hope that we may recognise how great His faithfulness is even unto to us today.

Tune in as Mina guides us as to when and how to hold onto the right friends.

Tune in as Fr Joe encourages us to set REALISTIC goals for ourselves and discusses the benefits that will precede.

The sermon presents a theologically rich explanation connecting the nativity to the grand narrative of creation, fall, and redemption. It underscores that God’s original design was one of perfection and love, deeply fulfilling all human needs, and that suffering and death entered due to human free will and disobedience. The incarnation of Christ is introduced as the divine response to restore humanity. Understanding the original state and the cause of corruption is essential to appreciating God’s goodness and the purpose of salvation.

When we encounter Christ we cannot stay the same. Just as the Magi came and worshiped Jesus, then left via a different route, we are called to do the same in our lives. Each time we encounter Christ we must come away changed!

The Light has come but it has to dispel the darkness. Just as our Lord is Incarnate into the world so also He is into our own hearts and lives, slowly dispelling the darkness that lies within each one of us.