A reflection on the nature of shame, and how the prayer of a penitent tax collector shows us how to overcome it. This sermon draws from the gospel reading for the 30th Sunday of Ordinary Time. Scripture reference: Luke 18:9–14 (UK Catholic lectionary applied)

A reflection on the nature of shame, and how the prayer of a penitent tax collector shows us how to overcome it. This sermon draws from the gospel reading for the 30th Sunday of Ordinary Time. Scripture reference: Luke 18:9–14 (UK Catholic lectionary applied)

Victory Over Shame | Sermon for 26 October 2025

A warm welcome to my sermons (though expect me to slip into Catholic habits and call them homilies a lot). I don’t preach to teach. I invite you to walk with me so we can discover together. God is a mystery—a well that never dries, a fountain that gives life. As I try to live rooted in the example of Jesus Christ, may you bring yourself too, and be part of this conversation. Let’s share the wonder of exploring life together and find some gem each Sunday to enrich our lives, one sermon at a time.

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Victory Over Shame | Sermon for 26 October 2025

Victory Over Shame | Sermon for 26 October 2025