Fr Richard Healey says that the two Gospel stories this week call us to confront our fears with faith. Jesus tells the woman “your faith has saved you” and then he turns to Jairus and says don't be afraid of death, just have faith.

Fr Tony Percy says St Mark creates a literary sandwich with the two stories of people touched by faith. Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the conviction of things unseen

Mother Hilda’s powerful story of the brown leaf on the wall that hung-on throughout a bitter winter, saving a life while costing another

Francine Pirola has three tips for people starting a new relationship. Marital success is not just about finding the right person, it's also about building the relationship the right way

Fr Richard Healey says that the Gospel calls us to confront our fears with faith. Mother Hilda’s powerful story on life-saving encouragement. Fr Tony Percy and the sandwich in the Gospel, Francine Pirola on making a new relationship last, and Fr Mike Delaney on Mizpah.

Pete Abela says have a go at walking and praying, channeling your inner mediaeval monk provides a significant boost to your relationship with our Lord.

Fr Dave Callaghan MGL says that the term free love is the ultimate contradiction because it is the very nature of love to bind itself. To love of Christ, is to surrender my whole being to him.

Mother Hilda’s story on Egyptian rug weavers saying that sometimes their most precious designs are the ones that are full of mistakes. Whatever mistakes you've managed to make thus far, God is already working them into the most intricate and precious design of your entire life.

Fr Mark De Battista says that this Gospel is a lesson about faith and prayer. Pray as if everything depended on you and work as if everything depended on God.

On The Journey This Week: Fr Mark De Battista says that this Gospel is about faith and prayer. Mother Hilda’s story on Egyptian rug weavers’ actions when they make a mistake. Plus, Fr Tony Percy, Peter Abela, and Fr Dave Callaghan