Homilies of a Jesuit

Tuesday, 22 September 2026

25th Sunday in Ordinary Time Year A 2026

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Everyone knows this German description even if they do not know this German word. Schadenfreude. The Oxford dictionary defines it as a feeli...
Sunday, 13 September 2026

24th Sunday in Ordinary Time Year A 2026

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Have you ever felt stupid for being good? Pretty sure you have. Some of us more and some of us less. Giving up your seat on the train to som...
Saturday, 5 September 2026

23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time Year A 2026

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We live under an oppressive cloud of “Who am I to judge?”. Ever since that famous “ ex aeroplano ” utterance we have retreated even more b...

22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time Year A 2026

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From the height of professing faith in the Christ of God last Sunday, how easily Peter falls from the lofty pedestal of his new office. From...
Sunday, 23 August 2026

21st Sunday in Ordinary Time Year A 2026

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When I was studying in Dublin, I received an email from a well-known chocolate brand  canvassing about a possible new chocolate product. I h...
Sunday, 16 August 2026

The Assumption Year A 2026

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In a way, this Sunday is killing two birds with one stone. I should be happy. Today (Saturday) is Assumption and that means one homily. Tomo...
Sunday, 9 August 2026

19th Sunday in Ordinary Time Year A 2026

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We all need time to process and despite speeding up processes, we cannot speed time up. Time is a constant whereas our feeling about the mov...
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