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Coming into the Light

Friday 25 September 2026

When we acknowledge our sins before God, we discover not a closed door, but the open arms of a merciful Father. That is why the Sacrament of Reconciliation is such a gift. God’s mercy gives us the grace to start again.

Whichurch Canonicorum, Dorset

Mary’s Dowry and the call to renewal

Saturday 12 September 2026

England’s ancient title as Mary’s Dowry reminds us of a Christian heritage entrusted to Our Lady, who always leads us towards her Son, Jesus Christ. Today, that heritage is not simply something to remember, but a call to renewal, to rebuild our families, communities and nation upon Christ and once again bear good fruit.

Mother Teresa receiving the Pere Marquette Discovery Medal in 1981

Sacred grain, sacred bodies

Saturday 5 September 2026

Jesus established a profound principle at the heart of Catholic Social Teaching: religious tradition and social structures exist to serve human life, not to constrain compassion. St. Teresa lived this principle with radical clarity.

The death of John the Baptist

Saturday 29 August 2026

John’s death asks each of us a simple question: When the teaching of Christ becomes difficult, are we prepared to remain faithful?

Jesus giving Peter the Keys, from "The Chosen" starring Jonathan Roumie; Angel Studios Inc

Who do you say that I am?

Thursday 27 August 2026

We live among competing claims — about power, success, identity, truth and what gives life meaning. The question Jesus asks has not changed: “Who do you say that I am?” It is not merely a question requiring a theological answer. It is an invitation to consider our own relationship with Christ.

Faith, Fellowship, and Fraternity — The Men of St Joseph

Thursday 6 August 2026

St Joseph was a man who loved without seeking attention. His love for Mary was faithful and selfless, and he loved Jesus with the tenderness of a father. It’s therefore not surprising that this love protected the Holy Family in times of uncertainty, danger, and hardship. We look to St Joseph not because of his […]