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Archbishop Julian explains why St John Paul II's encyclical Fides et Ratio remains important for a culture which emphasises trust in emotion and scepticism towards truth. Archbishop Julian also explains the importance of faith and reason in discovering truth.

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Archbishop Julian Porteous on the wounds of Christ in light of the doubt of St Thomas, the writings of St John, and the Divine Mercy messages. This homily is for Divine Mercy Sunday (2nd Sunday of Easter).

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Ronan Reilly explores the historical role and influence of sacred music in current society. He also gives recommended resources to further explore the tradition of sacred music in the Church.

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Fr Michael Doody discusses the consequences of the historical truth of the Resurrection, and the love of God which is stronger than death. This homily is for Easter Sunday.

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Fr Stefan Matuszek speaks about how the empty tomb is the manifestation of God's victory over death. Fr Stefan also shares the story of Daryl, an underground criminal who through the witness of Christians and a leap of faith became a "new creation". This homily is for Easter Sunday.

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Simone Smith explores Scripture and debunks some myths to explain why St Joseph is important to both the life of Jesus and the Church.

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Archbishop Julian Porteous explores the strangeness of the Resurrection, and how Christians are to respond to the hope that the truth of the Resurrection provides. This homily is for Easter Sunday.

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The joy of the resurrection fills us with new life. Fr David Lemewu MGL preaches (and sings) about the joy of the resurrection in this homily from the Easter Vigil.

We have a God who loves us so much that he would enter into our pain. Fr Chris Eaton MGL speaks about the transforming power of love in this homily for Good Friday.