The Journey Podcast

Trish McCarthy reminds us that Jesus calls all who labour and are burdened to come and rest. Personal rest is essential, it lets us restore, reset, renew, & refresh & is vital to wellbeing. Even better, why not take up Jesus’ offer to rest with him

Mother Hilda says the true story of a disabled woman’s reaction to her hand-crafted ceramic teapot by lovingly kissing it is just like God places a kiss on your head because He's so proud of what he has made in you

Bishop Tony Percy links Isaiah's invitation, "Come to the water, all you who are thirsty," foreshadows the multiplication of the loaves and is completed at the Last Supper. Jesus gives himself to us because we need his life within us, so that, nourished and transformed by this free gift, we may become his Body in the world and carry on his mission

Fr Ken Cafe says the feeding of the multitude reveals God's generous, compassionate nature and calls Christians to live with the same spirit. We’re challenged to trust in God's provision, prioritise the needs of others, and bring faith to life by sharing both spiritual nourishment and practical support with those in need

Peter Abela says singing hymns of worship is a powerful Christian habit that deepens prayer by turning our minds and hearts toward God. He suggests creating a worship playlist of scripture-based, uplifting hymns and singing along during everyday activities helps keep our focus on God throughout the day

Mother Hilda uses a little primary school student’s experience on a school excursion to see that we're surrounded by the life of God. The challenge is to be an observer of creation and life this week, because God is always and ultimately the giver of life

Fr Dave Callaghan MGL says hardship is something no one enjoys, but Christians are called to see it as an opportunity for spiritual growth rather than something to escape. Rooted in Christ, we are invited to let suffering strengthen our trust in God and lead us more deeply into the mystery of His love

Bishop Tony Percy says in the 1st reading Solomon responds to God's offer asking not for wealth or power, but for a discerning heart to distinguish good from evil, modelling true prudence, humility and wisdom. Christians are encouraged to imitate Solomon by praying for wisdom, cultivating prudence, and allowing God to guide our decisions

Fr Josh Whitehead says God's message to each of us is simple and personal: "I love you just the way you are." Like discovering a hidden treasure, encountering God's love transforms our hearts, reshapes our priorities, inspiring us to embrace God's will with joy

On The Journey This Week: Fr Josh Whitehead says God's message to each of us is simple and personal: "I love you just the way you are." Mother Hilda uses a little primary school student’s experience on a school excursion to see that we're surrounded by the life of God. Plus, Bishop Tony Percy, Fr Dave Callaghan MGL and Peter Abela