Archdiocese of Brisbane

Two-Minute Homily by Fr Francis Belcina OSA for the Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time 2026. "In doing so, we allow God’s Word to engage with our lives during the week. We come prepared to receive Him."

Two-Minute Homily by Fr Peter Dillon for the Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time 2026. "Jesus offers any who were prepared to listen, an invitation to come and learn from Him and find rest for their souls and in doing so He makes Himself the centre of His own teaching."

Two-Minute Homily by Fr Paul Kelly for the Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time 2026. "Suffering has the capability of both destroying a person or transforming them, and so we throw ourselves entirely into the grace of our Lord in these matters."

Two-Minute Homily by Fr Michael My Van Tran for the Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time 2026. "This weekend, Jesus invites us to place our trust in God rather than in our fears. Courage does not mean having no fear; it means trusting that God is with us despite our fears."

Two-Minute Reflection by Colleen Tracey for the Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time 2026. "We are sent to heal, to lift up, to restore dignity to those we meet. We are sent out, not with our own words, but with the Word made flesh. And we are told to give and to love without charge, just as we have received freely that gift of God’s unconditional love."

Two-Minute Homily by Fr William Aupito Iuliano for the Feast of Corpus Christi 2026. "The Eucharist is our way into resurrection. We might partake of this heavenly banquet often, but may we never forget it’s mysterious beauty, it’s everlasting reverence and its eternal taste."

Two-Minute Homily by Fr Minje Kim for the Feast of the Most Holy Trinity 2026. "The Holy Trinity reminds us that God is always greater than our thoughts and words, yet still lovingly reveals Himself to us through His love and mercy."

Two-Minute Homily by Fr Peter Brannelly for Pentecost Sunday 2026. "Finally, what strikes me about Pentecost is the unity it creates from the many languages, all were able to understand the message of the apostles. What is that language – it is the language that all people understand – the language of love."

Two-Minute Homily by Fr Nadeem Daniel OMI for the The Ascension of The Lord 2026. "Faith is not about standing still, it is about being sent. Our faith must be lived in the world, through love, mercy, and truth in our daily lives."

Two-Minute Homily by Fr Louie Jimenez for the Sixth Sunday of Easter 2026, Year A. "Because love, when chosen, becomes not just a feeling, but a reflection of Christ Himself."

Two-Minute Homily by Fr Joe McKay OFM for the Fifth Sunday of Easter 2026, Year A. "Your baptism not just as a personal blessing, but is your first ordination. You are being commissioned to share in Christ’s work."

Two-Minute Homily by Dcn Gary Stone for the Fourth Sunday of Easter 2026, Year A.

Two-Minute Homily by Dcn Peter Pellicaan for the Third Sunday of Easter 2026, Year A. "When God is doing something we don't expect, we can fail to recognize it. So, are we open to the movement of God, even when God comes in a way we didn't expect?"

Two-Minute Homily by Dcn Martin Lewis for the Second Sunday of Easter 2026, Year A. "Jesus meets us where we are, in our fear, our doubt, our silence. He doesn’t wait for perfect faith. He comes with peace."

Listen to Archbishop Shane Mackinlay's 2026 Easter message, reminding us of the hope that the Risen Christ brings to the world, even in its darkest moments. The Archbishop wishes you and your families the joy and hope that Jesus’ resurrection opens for each of us. Happy Easter!

Two-Minute Homily by Archbishop Shane Mackinlay for Easter Sunday 2026, Year A. "At Easter each year, we renew our baptismal promises, recalling our commitment to follow Jesus as His disciples, even to the giving of Himself on the cross."

The journey through the wilderness leads us to a single, sacred destination: the Father’s table. In this final instalment of our Lent series, Fr Michael Tran welcomes us to the source and summit of our faith, the Holy Eucharist. Drawing on the imagery of the Prodigal Son, Fr Michael explores how every Mass is a homecoming feast prepared by a Father who has been watching the horizon for our return....

Two-Minute Homily by Fr Matthew Tonini O.Carm. for Palm Sunday (Passion Sunday). "From the cross, Jesus teaches us that the answer to suffering is not more violence and more injustice, but trust in the power of God’s creative, forgiving and life-giving love."

Failure is not the end of the story; it is often the place where we truly encounter God. When we stumble on our Lenten journey, our instinct is to hide, yet Christ is waiting for us by the shore. As we go along this Lenten journey, we are called to bring our weaknesses to the one who washes them away. Stay a while and listen as Fr Michael explores the Sacrament of Penance and the power of God's fo...

Two-Minute Homily by Fr Sean Woods for the Fifth Sunday of Lent 2026. "Therefore, let the friends of Christ confess their sins and renew their friendship with Him. So that, like Martha, Mary and Lazarus, they may receive divine favours, even resurrection."

The Word of God is a lamp for our feet and a light for our path. It is the living landmark that guides us through the mountains, gullies and deserts of our spiritual journey. As we go along this Lenten journey, we are called to navigate by the truth of Scripture and the Sacraments. Stay a while and listen as Fr Michael explores the "Landmarks of Grace" in this fifth video of the Lent series.

Two-Minute Homily by Fr Isaac Falzon for the Fourth Sunday of Lent 2026. "That’s what Lent prepares us for, to cut through everything which keeps us from God. So we can run into His arms, renewed and whole."

One of the greatest lies we can believe is that we are alone in our struggles. But the Christian life was never meant to be a solo expedition. As we continue our Lenten journey, Fr Michael Tran explores the power of community. Join us for this fourth installment as we discover why Christ gave us a Church, why we need each other to find our way home and how we carry one another toward the promise o...

Two-Minute Homily by Fr David Pascoe for the Third Sunday of Lent 2026. "For all of us, this encounter can remind us that understanding Jesus often begins in the ordinary, a conversation, a moment of honesty, a shared need."

Prayer is the central pillar holding up the Christian life. It is our response to God's invitation into relationship with Him. As we go along this Lenten journey, we are called to grow ever closer to God through prayer. Stay a while and pray as Fr Michael explores Catholic prayer in this third video of the Lent series.