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Fr Stefan Matuszek explores Abraham's response of love to the request to sacrifice his son, the connection to the life of Jesus, and the antidote to our feeling of unworthiness. This homily is for the 2nd Sunday of Lent.

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Steph Unger talks about her role as Project Officer for Student Formation for Catholic Education, Brisbane and the work that she has been involved with since last we spoke to her at ACYF 2015. She also talks about some of the fruits that have come out of her ministry and her music.

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Fr Michael Doody reflects on Jesus' commissioning of St Peter to discuss the Magisterium, Papal infallibility, Reconciliation, and the need to trust God's promise for His Church.

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Fr Michael Doody explains that a relationship with God ought to be built on trust, rather than blind faith. This homily is for the 2nd Sunday of Lent.

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We can find it hard to trust one another. We can find it even harder trust the Lord. Fr Ken Barker MGl speaks about the way that we see God in this homily for the 2nd Sunday in Ordinary time.

 

Archbishop Julian Porteous describes how the Transfiguration shows that Christianity is not just about difficulty. Christianity offers glimpses of God's Kingdom in this life. This homily is for the 2nd Sunday of Lent.

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Bruce Downes talks about what servanthood is, what is required of us when we serve and what does it look like in our Church today.

 

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Stephen Kirk shares about his journey back to faith and the Catholic Church and how he began to write reflective music out of that love and yearning he has for God.

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Archbishop Julian Porteous leads a reflection on the experience of upper room at Pentecost, and explains how Christianity is about living on the "wave" of God's grace.

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Daniel Nour speaks with Fr Charles Dittmeier about his experiences in serving the people of Cambodia, particularly the deaf community.

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