Fr Tony Percy says that when Jesus rebukes the wind and the sea, he says, be muzzled! We could all do with a lot of muzzling. We all speak too much and listen too little.

(Mark Raue says that our simple daily decisions are connected to the wellbeing of others – and not just those in my immediate line of vision

Pete Gilmore says that in the Gospel Jesus uses the analogy of a doctor to say he came to help the sick. So, if I don't tell Jesus what's wrong then how can he help me?

On The Journey This Week: Fr Richard Healey says our challenge is to discern how to be the best seed-Sower for God’s kingdom. Mother Hilda on the Father’s concern for us when we are in danger of harm, Fr Tony Percy says parables give us truth as well as freedom to explore the levels of meaning in the Gospel stories. Plus, Pete Gilmore and Mark Raue

Fr Tony Percy says parables give us truth as well as freedom to explore the levels of meaning in the Gospel stories.

Mother Hilda’s story of her concern for a little boy waiting outside a pub late at night is just like the Father’s concern for us when He senses we are in danger of harm.

Fr Richard Healey says that the challenge remains for us to discern how to be the best Kingdom workers and Kingdom explainers that we possibly can be in our own day to ensure a rich harvest.

Francine Pirola say that one of the essential keys in the quest for sustained passion in marriage is a spirit of curiosity. If we feel bored in our relationship, there's a good chance that we've given up our curiosity

Fr Mark De Battista says that the first reading highlights admitting responsibility and accepting wrongdoing, instead of starting the blame game. Yes, we can point the finger at a whole lot of things that are wrong. But each of us is also part of the problems with the world.

On The Journey This Week: Two great reflections on the first reading; Fr Mark De Battista (I am part of the problem) and Fr Tony Percy (dialogue of salvation). Mother Hilda on experiencing absence in your life, Francine Pirola with a tip for sustained passion in marriage, and Fr Mike Delaney and flat batteries as a metaphor on our relationship with God.