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Two-Minute Homily by Fr Anson Kalathiparambil OSA for the Fourth Sunday of Lent 2025, Year C. "Through this parable, Christ reveals the heart of God, a Father who does not dwell on our failures but instead celebrates our return. He is waiting, not to count our mistakes, but to welcome us back with open arms."…
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Lent is a sacred season of profound spiritual preparation for the death and resurrection of Jesus, marked by sacrifice and reflection. The Sorrowful Mysteries of the Rosary guide us through Christ's most intimate moments of suffering, revealing the deepest meaning of sacrificial love. We warmly invite you to join Caloundra Catholic Parish parishion…
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In this fourth week of Lent, we reflect on the profound impact of genuine human connection in a world often marked by isolation. Join Deacon Paul in this episode of "Clearing the Clutter" where we hear about Linda's commitment to embodying the Catholic values of human dignity and solidarity. Her work echoes Pope Francis' call to communicate by enco…
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Sr Angelina Fong celebrates 60 years of faithful service in her religious vocation with Sisters of St Paul de Chartres Australia, a journey that she feels as if it began only yesterday. As she reflects on this remarkable milestone, Sr Angelina shares that she has treasured every part of her life with God. May we be inspired to by her love and devot…
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In honour of the Feast of the Annunciation (March 25), listen to the Sisters of St Paul de Chartres Australia beautifully sing the Magnificat in Latin, a hymn of praise and joy taken from Luke’s Gospel (1:46-55). The word Magnificat means “it magnifies,” as Mary proclaims, “My soul magnifies the Lord.” This ancient hymn reflects Mary’s humility and…
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As we journey through Lent, we reflect on our fast-paced society and its impact on our spiritual lives. Jesus' parable of the fig tree teaches us about God's patience and mercy, reminding us that spiritual growth takes time. Join Deacon Paul in episode 3 of "Clearing the Clutter" where Emma shares her approach to slowing down through nature and min…
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Six Sisters of Paul de Chartres recently celebrated their 60th anniversary of religious vocation with a heartfelt Thanksgiving Mass, attended by their entire congregation. This milestone honours their unwavering faith and dedication to God.To commermorate the occasion, you will see a different sister interviewed each week in the series 'Brides of C…
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Let's Pray with St Stephen’s Cathedral Schola, directed by Christopher Trikilis a psalm to cry out to our Lord. De Profundis – Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina (1525-1594) Psalm 130 De profundis clamavi ad te, Domine; Domine, exaudi vocem meam. Out of the depths I cry unto to you, O Lord. Lord, hear my voice!…
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We are reminded that everyone worships, but only worshiping God fulfills the deepest longings of our hearts. In episode 2 of "Clearing the Clutter", Deacon Paul Jensen and Denise Childs reflect on why prioritising God over worldly things is essential for true peace and joy. As Catholics, we are called to seek first the Kingdom of God. May this Lent…
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Two-Minute Homily by Fr Bradley Davies for the Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time 2025, Year C. "Let’s not pretend to have deep affection towards those we struggle with. But let us be ready to play whatever role we are called to play, in assisting our enemies, and everyone, to strive for holiness."Oleh Archdiocese of Brisbane
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Celebrating Random Acts of Kindness Week, Pope Francis' words resonate deeply: "A world full of hope and kindness is a more beautiful world. A society that looks to the future with confidence and treats people with respect and empathy is more humane." Students from St John Fisher College embody this spirit by praying for kindness and encouraging ot…
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Two-Minute Reflection by Dcn Ivan and Liliana Ortiz for the Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time 2025, Year C. "When you feel you are not worthy or when you feel uncertain of where you are going, open your heart and listen to the voice of Jesus that says, do not be afraid."Oleh Archdiocese of Brisbane
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Two-Minute Homily by Dcn Gary Stone for the Third Sunday in Ordinary Time 2025, Year C. "May we be aware, that we have been anointed, to bring good news to the afflicted, and be good news, in all that we say and do." Deacon Gary Stone was awarded a medal of the Order of Australia in 2019 for his services to the poor in Timor Leste, and for care for…
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Catholic schools, like St John Fisher College, embody Christ's message through compassionate service and transformative education. Rooted in Catherine McAuley's mercy in action approach, St John Fisher College strives to be beacons of hope and wisdom. As the new academic year begins, we join Julie and Emily in prayer, asking that these schools nurt…
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Two-Minute Homily by Fr Bob Harwood for the Second Sunday in Ordinary Time 2025, Year C. "Our place in Mary and Jesus’ family, gives us trust and insight into a divine human who is not out to impress us with tricks, but to be the very presence of God in our midst."Oleh Archdiocese of Brisbane
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Let us embark on a Lectio Divina, guided by Fr Anthony Mellor, reflecting on Luke 4:16-22 (RNJB). This ancient practice of praying with Scripture allows us to let the Word of God seep into our heart and speak to us afresh and anew. As we pray, may His gracious words transform our hearts.Oleh Archdiocese of Brisbane
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Two-Minute Homily by Fr Frank Jones for the Baptism of the Lord 2025, Year C. "The Lord is a God of love and sensitivity. This is what the power of baptism does for all of us, it deepens our relationship, Coram Deo, with God the Father, the relationship of deep tenderness and love."Oleh Archdiocese of Brisbane
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Let's Pray with St Stephen’s Cathedral Schola, directed by Christopher Trikilis a song of praise. Cantate Domino – Giuseppe Ottavio Pitoni (1657-1743) Psalm 149 Cantate Domino, canticum novum, laus ejus in Ecclesia Sanctorum. Laetetur Israel in ejo, qui fecit eum, et filii Sion exultent in rege suo. O sing unto the Lord a new song: let the congrega…
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It’s a wrap for our two-minute homilies and reflections for the year! We are thankful for each and every person who has contributed to the series, for sharing their wisdom and for generously giving their time. Now, in the spirit of happiness and welcoming the New Year enjoy a little sneak peek behind the scenes… and remember that nobody’s perfect.…
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Let’s Pray withV ery Rev Peter Dillon, Vicar General a Christmas prayer of love and adoration of Christ. The prayer that Very Rev Peter Dillon says in this is ‘Light of the World’ from the book 'At The Name of Jesus' by Michael O’Neill McGrath and Richard N Fragomeni.Oleh Archdiocese of Brisbane
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As we look ahead and plan our Christmas festivities, we invite you to join us to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ at one of our many parish Masses. Listen to The Cathedral Schola, Red Hill Choir, Divine Mercy Choir and Filipino Choir sing the Christmas favourite 'O Come, All Ye Faithful'. You can find a Mass near you on our website here: https:/…
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Archbishop Mark Coleridge's Christmas Message 2024 "Christmas isn’t just about the birth of the Child who is God-with-us. It’s certainly about that, but it’s also about the human response to the birth of the Child. May his peace be with you on your journey. Happy Christmas to you all."Oleh Archdiocese of Brisbane
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Centacare clients joyfully celebrate Christmas with their loved ones, embracing cherished traditions that honour this season. Each family has unique ways to observe this holy season, whether through long-held customs or new practices being created. What special traditions do you and your loved ones uphold to celebrate Christ's birth?…
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The Holy Rosary is one of the most cherished prayers in the Catholic Church, with many great popes, saints, and Christian leaders urging us to embrace it. In her apparitions, Our Lady frequently calls us to pray the Rosary daily, seeking peace for the world and an end to conflict. As we pray the Rosary, we meditate on the public life of Jesus and M…
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As we approach Christmas, Deacon Gary encourages us to actively promote peace this season and find ways to support those who are suffering. This Christmas, let your gratitude to God be expressed through practical acts of love, following the example of Jesus, the Prince of Peace. By reaching out and helping others, we can embody the true spirit of t…
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