Mother Hilda draws on Shakespeare’s “King Lear” to show a parallel between Cordelia's merciful response and God's grace—noting that while humans often demand justice and restitution, God offers forgiveness rather than requiring us to suffer for our wrongs

On The Journey This Week: Fr Joshua Whitehead says the Epiphany celebrates Jesus’ manifestation to each of us. Mother Hilda draws on Shakespeare’s “King Lear” to show a parallel between Cordelia's merciful response and God's grace. Plus, Bishop Tony Percy, Fr Antony Jukes, and Fr Sean Cullen

Fr Antony Jukes contrasts modern horoscope reading of the stars with the biblical story of the Wise Men following a star to find Jesus

Bishop Tony Percy says Matthew is deliberately redundant in his use of language. At the sight of the star the astrologers rejoiced exceedingly with great joy. The expression anticipates the ‘great joy’ of the women on Easter morning

On The Journey This Week: Fr Joshua Whitehead says the Epiphany celebrates Jesus’ manifestation to each of us. Mother Hilda draws on Shakespeare’s “King Lear” to show a parallel between Cordelia's merciful response and God's grace. Plus, Bishop Tony Percy, Fr Antony Jukes, and Fr Sean Cullen

Fr Sean Cullen says fear feels intensely personal but faith offers a way through these dark periods. True faith in God means trusting in three things: God's constant presence with and within us, God's unshakeable love that cannot be separated from us, and God's power working toward what is good.

Fr Joshua Whitehead says the Epiphany celebrates Jesus’ manifestation to each of us. True worship is not merely knowing about Jesus but encountering him intimately with exceeding great joy in which Jesus continues to reveal himself, calling us to radiant faith, deep joy, and heartfelt worship

Mark Raue says the word “mission” has deep roots in the Christian tradition, where it means being sent with a specific calling. Mission is central to Jesus’ Great Commission, of embodying God's vision for humanity

Fr Chris Sarkis says that the Church affirms that Jesus Christ possesses both divine and human natures, making Mary truly the Mother of God—a title that directly countered the fourth-century Arian heresy

Mother Hilda says forgiveness is a gift to us as well as the forgiven. God is like that, He forgives us so whole-heartedly, it’s as if our offence never happened