In this Sunday's readings and especially the Gospel we hear about John the Baptist who goes ahead of the Lord to prepare the way. How are we to prepare our hearts for Christmas? And how will God work out Salvation in and through us?

On this First Sunday of Advent we hear again the urgency with which we must prepare for the coming of Christ. How should we do this? Fr Naylor gives us three ways to reflect on our lives.

On this Christ the King Sunday we remember our true Ruler and our true Nation. We Christians are ambassadors of a different way of being. Let us draw strength from God's grace to be witnesses today.

In this Sunday's readings we hear of the terror of the end of all things, when Jesus will return to bring about His Kingdom. How can we be ready? And what difference does that make here and now?

In this homily we reflect on the offering of the Widows' Mite, the two small coins she places in the offering which is a greater gift than any ostentatious donation from abundance. In war many give what they cannot afford, their own lives, their health, the lives of their children. How do we honour these offerings and learn from them today?

At the evening Mass Fr Morrison, Vicar of St John the Baptist Mexborough, tells us how Jesus identifies the heart of all that we are looking for. We are looking for something far beyond what we can achieve or gain for ourselves.

Jesus summarises the whole Law of God in a few brief words. These few words turn the world upside-down. How can we, with the help of God's grace, bring our whole being - our hearts, minds, souls, and strengths - to love God?

Christians do not mourn as unbelievers do. What is our hope in both life and death? The Gospel is our hope for the resurrection where we shall be changed and brought into God's paradise with all who have trusted in Jesus Christ.

Fr Adam Wogan SSC, Vicar of St Mary's East Grinstead, preaches for the Solemnity of All Saints encouraging us in our vocation to become Saints of God too.

In this miracle of the returning of sight to Bartimaeus we learn what it means for us to see, and come to know what Jesus does for us in His atoning sacrifice.