Purifying Word

This is Sunday reflection on the first reading and the Gospel of the Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time.

This is my Sunday reflection on the readings of the Holy Mass with a focus on the power of grace. Find out more as you listen.

This is a Sunday on the readings of the Holy Mass. I have focused on the power of grace to make up for our imperfection and limitations. Find out more as you listen.

This is a reflection on the readings of the Sixteenth Sunday in ordinary time of the church year b. The focus in on the sacrificial compassion of Jesus. Find out more are you listen. God’s blessings.

This is a Sunday reflection on the readings of the Mass. Find out how important it is to act with the knowledge that we are called by God with a purpose.

This is prayerful reflection on the readings and antiphon of the Mass. Here I invite the listen to pay attention to the divine invitations our weaknesses present. Find our more as you listen

On this Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Year B, we celebrate the solemnity of saints Peter and Paul, Apostles. They are two foundational pillars of the Church. Rediscover the power of grace as you join us to reflect on their lives and the triumph of grace.

…..Recognising God’s blessings in one’s life leads to an appreciation of God’s generosity towards us which is a sign of his faithful love which never abandons us, especially in difficult times.

This Purifying Word’s reflection focuses on the faithfulness of God’s promises and God’s kingdom principle of a Mustard Seed. Find out more as you listen.

This Sunday, we reflect on Oneness as a fundamental principle to our spiritual victory. Find out more as you listen. God’s blessings.

This truth is a mystery, a challenge, a gift, a promise and a true test of discipleship. Find out the more about this celebration.

This Sunday is the Most Holy Trinity a mystery at the heart of our Christian. Find out more as you listen. Happy Feast.

This Sunday, we celebrate the feast of the Pentecost, the outpouring of the Holy Spirit on Jesus’ first disciples. We pray for a fresh outpouring of the Holy Spirit upon us.

This reflection prepares us for the Pentecost Feast which we will celebrate next Sunday. Therefore, we pray for a fresh outpouring of the Holy Spirit upon our lives. Find out more as you listen.

Today we celebrate an event that speaks of our glorious future. Find out more as you listen.

This is brief reflection on the readings of the Sixth Sunday of Easter Year B 2024

This is the Purifying Word Sunday reflection on the Gospel reading of the Fifth Sunday of Easter. Be blessed as you listen.

Now that Christ is risen, we look to the future with great hope.

Jesus descends into the realm of the underworld. We now await his resurrection.

This is a reflection for Good Friday Celebration of the Lord’s Passion. Wishing you all a joyful Easter celebration when it comes.

We are now approaching the peak of our salvation history. We process and walk behind Jesus as he goes to Jerusalem, an entrance which prophetically anticipates his paschal triumph and entry into the heavenly glory which now awaits us if we persevere. This entry fulfils the prophecy of Zechariah 9:9, “Rejoice daughter of Jerusalem! Your king comes to you; victorious and riding on a donkey…” Today’s...

We are Children of the New Covenant. Last Sunday, we heard how God’s people in exile cried unto the Lord who heard their cry for freedom. As part of that process of the restoration to freedom, the Lord promises in today’s first reading from Jeremiah 31, a new and unbreakable Covenant which is fulfilled in Christ. God makes this promise because he understands our frailties. Thus, the New Covenant i...

God’s mercy reaches all depths no matter how far we may have strayed from him. When we cry to him with a repentant heart, he hears us. And when the time is right, mercy shall cause even enemies to be instrumental to your salvation. With a repentant heart, God’s love will certainly prevail. Thus, St Paul tells us in today’s second reading that the Lord does this to show how infinitely rich God is i...

This is a reflection on the readings of the Third Sunday of Lent Year B. It is a reflection on the obedience to God’s law and House as a house of prayer. Be blessed more as you listen. Happy Sunday.

This is a brief reflection on the readings of the second Sunday of Lent year B.