Fr Tony Percy says that Jesus insists that holiness is about removing grit from our hearts, not so much from our hands. Jesus is in the bosom of the Father, and Father, Son, and Holy Spirit reside deeply in the bosom of humanity. Can we identify our evil intentions and let God reign a little more within?

On The Journey This Week: Fr Daniel Serratore says that true service to God begins with prayer. Mother Hilda says we can turn our emptiness and inadequacy into a blessing. Plus, Fr Tony Percy, Steve Kay from menALIVE and Peter Abela.

Fr Daniel Serratore says that true service to God begins with prayer, and we can use a simple acronym PRAY (Pause, Rejoice, Ask, Yield) model to help us be fully open to God.

Mother Hilda says that rather than viewing emptiness as a flaw, we can embrace it to communicate more deeply with God and leave it to him to answer you at the right time. Our emptiness is a blessing, not a curse.

Fr Tony Percy on two symbols of the Holy Spirit—breath and dewfall. We breathe in the Holy Spirit and the dew falls upon us as we pray together: deepening our Eucharistic faith, hope and love.

Peter Abela says that all Christians are called to continuous conversion, and one way is to re-dedicate ourselves daily to God in the face of secular influences and temptations.

Steve Kay from Caloundra, QLD, in conversation with Journey Editor, Max Norden on how attending an Ignite Conference influenced him to join the men’s ministry menALIVE in his local Caloundra parish.

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Mother Hilda says the 2014 film, the Water Diviner, aptly describes our heavenly Father. A loving Father guiding & raising us to bring us home to him in our death and to our heavenly reward.

On The Journey This Week: Fr John Corrigan says that all of today's readings evoke the theme of feasting. Mother Hilda says the 2014 film, the Water Diviner, aptly describes our heavenly Father. Fr Tony Percy and the Eucharistic tradition of the day of the Sun. Pete Gilmore and is it really hard to love? And Mark Raue delves into the meaning of “radical” and “woke.”