In this homily for the Thursday after Ash Wednesday, Archbishop Christopher Prowse explains how during Lent we must first consider what God gives to us, and what we can sacrifice for Him in light of this.

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The homily was recorded at Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at the North Sydney Campus of Australian Catholic University.

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In his homily for Ash Wednesday, Fr Roman Wroblewski reflects on our imperfections, and the need for a conversion of heart and desire.

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The homily was recorded at Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at the North Sydney Campus of Australian Catholic University.

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In his homily for Thursday in the 5th week in Ordinary Time, Fr Roman Wroblewski explores the creation of Eve and Jesus’ response to the faith of the Syrophoenician woman.

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The homily was recorded at Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at the North Sydney Campus of Australian Catholic University.

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In his homily for Wednesday in the 5th week in Ordinary Time, Fr Roman Wroblewski reflects upon the deceit of sin in Genesis, and the weapon offered by God against such temptation.

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The homily was recorded at Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at the North Sydney Campus of Australian Catholic University.

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In his homily for Tuesday in the 5th week in Ordinary Time, Fr Roman Wroblewski asks us to reflect on what makes a person unclean, and whether we approach the Lord with a clean heart.

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The homily was recorded at Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at the North Sydney Campus of Australian Catholic University.

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In his homily for Thursday in the 4th week in Ordinary Time, Fr Roman Wroblewski speaks how Jesus teaches with the radical authority of power and love.

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The homily was recorded at Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at the North Sydney Campus of Australian Catholic University.

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In his homily for Wednesday in the 4th week in Ordinary Time, Fr Roman Wroblewski asks us to reflect on the obstacles in society which are placed in the way of following Christ.

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The homily was recorded at Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at the North Sydney Campus of Australian Catholic University.

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In his homily for Tuesday in the 4th week in Ordinary Time, Fr Roman Wroblewski challenges us to ask ourselves whether we approach Jesus with an expectant faith in His life-giving power.

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The homily was recorded at Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at the North Sydney Campus of Australian Catholic University.

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In his homily for Thursday in the 3rd week in Ordinary Time, Fr Roman Wroblewski explains the two major elements of today’s Gospel reading: why one doesn’t light a lamp to put it under a bed, and how our preconceptions affect our view of Christ.

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The homily was recorded at Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at the North Sydney Campus of Australian Catholic University.

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In his homily for Tuesday in the 3rd week in Ordinary Time, Fr Roman Wroblewski explores what it means to do God’s Will.

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The homily was recorded at Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at the North Sydney Campus of Australian Catholic University.

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“The sabbath was made for man, not man for the sabbath.
That is why the Son of Man is lord even of the sabbath.” (Mark 2:27-28)

In his homily for Monday in the 2nd week in Ordinary Time, Fr Roman Wroblewski asks us to reflect on how we interpret and live the Law of Scripture and the Church.

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The homily was recorded at Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at the North Sydney Campus of Australian Catholic University.

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“Son though he was, he learned obedience from what he suffered; and when he was made perfect, he became the source of eternal salvation for all who obey him.” (Hebrews 5:10)

In his homily for Monday in the 2nd week in Ordinary Time, Fr Anthony Casamento reflects on Christ our Merciful High Priest, Mediator and Saviour, challenging us to give all our “stuff” to the Lord.

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The homily was recorded at Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at the North Sydney Campus of Australian Catholic University.

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The homily was recorded at Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at the North Sydney Campus of Australian Catholic University.

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The homily was recorded at Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at the North Sydney Campus of Australian Catholic University.

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The homily was recorded at Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at the North Sydney Campus of Australian Catholic University.

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The homily was recorded at Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at the North Sydney Campus of Australian Catholic University.

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In his homily for Wednesday in the Third Week of Advent, Fr Roman Wroblewski looks at the genealogy of Christ, and how God sanctifies the greatest sinners.

The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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“In just the same way, it is not the will of your heavenly Father that one of these little ones be lost” (Luke 18:14)

In his homily for Tuesday in the Second Week of Advent Fr Roman Wroblewski reflects on our duty to the one lost sheep that Christ searches for.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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In his homily for Wednesday in the 33rd Week in Ordinary Time Fr Roman Wroblewski reflects on the parable of the pounds, challenging us to reflect on our own understanding of God.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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In his homily for Tuesday in the 33rd Week in Ordinary Time Fr Roman Wroblewski reflects on the beautiful story of Jesus and Zacchaeus, reminding us that Christ comes to save us in the here and now.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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The homily was recorded at Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at the North Sydney Campus of Australian Catholic University.

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What did Jesus mean when He spoke these words, “the Kingdom of God is among you”? In his homily for Thursday in the 32nd Week in Ordinary Time Fr Roman Wroblewski reflects on the meaning of these words of this Lord when He spoke them, and also in our lives today.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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God never stops loving us and pouring out His mercy, and so we always have a reason to be grateful. But are we? In his homily on the memorial of St Josephat,  Fr Roman Wroblewski reflects on why we should never stop giving thanks.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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There is a natural inclination many of us have to give to others with the expectation of receiving something in return. This can be the case in our relationship with both God and others. In his homily on the memorial of St Marin of Tours,  Fr Roman Wroblewski explains why we should learn to give freely, with no expectation of getting anything back.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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The homily was recorded at Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at the North Sydney Campus of Australian Catholic University.

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“Whoever does not carry his own cross and come after me cannot be my disciple.” (Luke 14:27)

In today’s Gospel Christ uses some strong language. What does He mean when He says “if anyone comes to me without hating his father and mother, wife and children, brothers and sisters, and even his own life, he cannot be my disciple“? Fr Roman Wroblewski explains in today’s homily.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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In today’s Gospel we hear many excuses by men who reject the landowner’s invitation. Are we like those men, giving excuses as to why we can’t accept Christ’s daily invitations? In his homily for Tuesday in the 31st Week in Ordinary Time,  Fr Roman Wroblewski challenges us to stop making excuses and be available to Christ, His Church and each other.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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The homily was recorded at Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at the North Sydney Campus of Australian Catholic University.

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“With all prayer and supplication, pray at every opportunity in the Spirit.” Eph 6:18

Prayer is something we can often take for granted as routine or monologue. In his homily for Thursday in the 30th Week in Ordinary Time,  Fr Roman Wroblewski challenges us to approach prayer in a different way.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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“To be grateful is to recognise the Love of God in everything He has given us – and He has given us everything.” – Thomas Merton

Gratitude is not always something that comes easily to us, especially when we find it hard to see beyond our own anxieties and struggles. At thanksgiving Mass at the end of Australian Catholic University’s academic year, Fr Roman Wroblewski reflects on how we can grow in gratitude for the many gifts God gives us.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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The homily was recorded at St Mary MacKillop Chapel in North Sydney at a special Mass of thanksgiving organised by Australian Catholic University.

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“Much will be required of the person entrusted with much, and still more will be demanded of the person entrusted with more.” (Luke 12:48)

In his homily for Wednesday in the 29th week in ordinary time, Fr Roman Wroblewski reflects on the human virtues, and what distinguishes Christian leadership from worldly leadership.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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“Blessed are those servants whom the master finds vigilant on his arrival.” (Luke 12:37)

Patience is rarely something that comes easily to us, but in today’s Gospel Christ encourages us to be patient, and remain vigilant. Fr Roman Wroblewski reflects on what this means in his homily for Tuesday in the 29th week in ordinary time.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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“Take care to guard against all greed, for though one may be rich, one’s life does not consist of possessions.” (Luke 12:15)

Material wealth and the worries that come with it can more often than not get in the way of what really matters in life. In his homily for Monday in the 29th week in ordinary time, Fr Anthony Casamento reflects on the things we should be storing up instead of money.

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The homily was recorded at St Mary MacKillop Chapel in North Sydney at a special Mass of thanksgiving organised by Australian Catholic University.

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“Even the hairs of your head have all been counted. Do not be afraid. You are worth more than many sparrows.” Luke 12:7

Often in life we will experience the fear and anxiety that comes with trying to take matters into our own hands. In this homily on the memorial of St Ignatius of Antioch, Fr Anthony Casamento reflects on Jesus’ response to this tendency of ours.

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The homily was recorded at St Mary MacKillop Chapel in North Sydney at a special Mass of thanksgiving organised by Australian Catholic University.

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“Just as Jonah became a sign to the Ninevites, so will the Son of Man be to this generation.” Luke 11:30

Have you ever wished you could have lived at the same time as Jesus? In this homily for Friday of the 28th week in Ordinary Time, Fr Anthony Casamento looks at how Christ is very much alive and active today.

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The homily was recorded at St Mary MacKillop Chapel in North Sydney at a special Mass of thanksgiving organised by Australian Catholic University.

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Reflecting on the Gospel reading for Wednesday of the 27th week in Ordinary Time, Fr Roman Wroblewski asks: why is there no mention of Christ or the Christian mysteries in the Our Father? It is because Jesus is giving us His own prayer!

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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“Martha, Martha, you are anxious and worried about many things.  There is need of only one thing.” (Luke 10:41)

Reflecting on the readings for Tuesday of the 27th week in Ordinary Time, Fr Roman Wroblewski asks us: are we striving to strike the balance between service and contemplation?

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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Sometimes when we struggle or when God seems silent we can begin to doubt His presence in our lives. In this homily for Friday of the 26th week in Ordinary Time, Fr Anthony Casamento reflects on the experience of Job, and how as our Loving Father, God is always beside us, delighting in us and protecting us.

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The homily was recorded at St Mary MacKillop Chapel in North Sydney at a special Mass of thanksgiving organised by Australian Catholic University.

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“No one who sets a hand to the plow and looks to what was left behind is fit for the Kingdom of God.” (Luke 9:62)

In his homily for the feast of St Therese of Lisieux, Fr Roman  Wroblewski reflects on how our own agendas can get in the way of being true disciples of Christ. Christ is asking us: are we willing to give it all up for Him?

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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“On the way they entered a Samaritan village to prepare for his reception there, but they would not welcome him” Luke 9:52-53

Many times in life we come up against difficulties which we may feel inclined to avoid or escape. In his homily for Tuesday of the 26th Week in Ordinary Time, Fr Roman  Wroblewski reflects on how we are called to embrace these crosses with hope and trust in God.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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“Every word of God is tested; he is a shield to those who take refuge in him.” Prov 30:5

In his homily for Wednesday of the 25th Week in Ordinary Time Fr Roman  Wroblewski reflects on how we can grow in love for God’s Word, and what Scripture tells us about our mission in the world.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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“The curse of the LORD is on the house of the wicked, but the dwelling of the just he blesses.” (Proverbs 3:33)

In this homily for Monday of the 25th week in Ordinary Time, Fr Anthony Casamento reminds us of how God has blessed us, and continues to do so.

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The homily was recorded at St Mary MacKillop Chapel in North Sydney at a special Mass of thanksgiving organised by Australian Catholic University.

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“For if the dead are not raised, neither has Christ been raised, and if Christ has not been raised, your faith is vain; you are still in your sins.” (1 Cor 15:16-17)

In this homily for Friday of the 24th week in Ordinary Time, Fr Anthony Casamento reflects on the teaching that has proved to be a stumbling block for believers before and after Christ: the resurrection of the body.

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The homily was recorded at St Mary MacKillop Chapel in North Sydney at a special Mass of thanksgiving organised by Australian Catholic University.

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“If I give away everything I own, and if I hand my body over so that I may boast but do not have love, I gain nothing.” (1 Cor 13:3)

Sydney’s Bishop Terry Brady visited Australian Catholic University’s (ACU) North Sydney Campus to offer Mass for the memorial of St Robert Bellarmine. In his homily he reflects on the core of Christianity, and the one thing we will be measured by in the end.

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The homily was recorded at St Mary MacKillop Chapel in North Sydney at a special Mass of thanksgiving organised by Australian Catholic University.

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“Make a joyful noise to the Lord, all the lands! Serve the Lord with gladness!
Come into his presence with singing!” (Psalm 100:2)

In this homily for the memorial of Saints Cornelius and Cyprian, Fr Anthony reflects on the love of Christ, the Good Shepherd, as the cause of our joy.

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The homily was recorded at St Mary MacKillop Chapel in North Sydney at a special Mass of thanksgiving organised by Australian Catholic University.

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In his homily for Thursday of the 23rd Week in Ordinary Time Fr Roman  Wroblewski reflects on how as Christians we are called to love beyond limits.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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In his homily for Wednesday of the 23rd Week in Ordinary Time Fr Roman  Wroblewski reflects on the ‘law of happiness’; how the choices we make in life determine our present and future.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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In this homily for Thursday in the 22nd week of Ordinary Time, Fr Anthony reflects on why we can’t just speed through and skim the surface in our relationship with God. He calls us take time and go deep.

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The homily was recorded at St Mary MacKillop Chapel in North Sydney at a special Mass of thanksgiving organised by Australian Catholic University.

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The homily was recorded at St Mary MacKillop Chapel in North Sydney at a special Mass of thanksgiving organised by Australian Catholic University.

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In his homily on the Memorial of St Monica, Fr Roman  Wroblewski looks at why Jesus was so hard on the scribes and pharisees, and how we can avoid being like them.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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In his homily for Wednesday in the 19th Week in Ordinary Time, Fr Roman  Wroblewski reflects on why, before correcting others, we should first humble ourselves.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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How many miracles could we see in our world if we only had faith? In this homily for the Memorial of St Clare of Assisi Fr Anthony Casamento reflects on the relationship between faith and great miracles, and how this is exemplified in the life of St Clare.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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“So do not worry about tomorrow: tomorrow will take care of itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own.” (Matt 6:34)

In this homily on the solemnity of St Mary of the Cross, Fr Joseph Guinea reflects on the Australian saint’s great example of trust in the providence of God.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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“After my awakening, he will set me close to him, and from my flesh I shall look on God.” (Job 19:26)

On Thursday 7 August Australia observed a national day of mourning for the victims of the Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 tragedy. In his homily Fr Roman Wroblewski reflects on the hope that we all hold in times of darkness, and the power of suffering willingly embraced.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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“And he was transfigured before them; his face shone like the sun and his clothes became white as light.” (Matt 17:2)

In his homily for the Feast of the Transfiguration, Fr Roman Wroblewski SDS reflects on the Transfiguration of Christ, and the promise of glory given to us by Jesus.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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“Martha, Martha, you are anxious and worried about many things. There is need of only one thing.” (Luke 10:41-42)

In his homily for Tuesday of the 18th Week in Ordinary Time, Fr Roman Wroblewski SDS reflects on Christ’s criticism of the pharisees, and how the law calls us to freedom, not to legalism.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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“Martha, Martha, you are anxious and worried about many things. There is need of only one thing.” (Luke 10:41-42)

In his homily for the feast of St Martha, Fr Anthony Casamento reminds us that time spent at the feet of Christ is never wasted: especially when we’re busy!

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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“The Kingdom of heaven is like a mustard seed that a person took and sowed in a field. It is the smallest of all the seeds, yet when full-grown it is the largest of plants.” (Matt 13:31)

What appears tiny and insignificant in the eyes of man is often great in the eyes of God. So was the life of the simple Capuchin priest Solanus Casey: too simple to even be allowed to preach, he served as a doorman and in doing so revealed to us a great truth about the life of holiness. Fr Anthony Casamento reflects in his homily for Monday of the 17th week in Ordinary Time.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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“We hold this treasure in earthen vessels, that the surpassing power may be of God and not from us.” (2 Cor 4:7)

Ever felt you’re not up to the task God has set for you? You’re in good company! In his homily for the Feast of St James, Fr Anthony Casamento reflects on why God calls the weak to hold His treasure.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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“Blessed are your eyes, because they see, and your ears, because they hear.” (Matthew 13:16)

In his homily for Thursday of the 16th week in Ordinary Time, Fr Anthony Casamento asks us: God has spoken to you: will you take it, or leave it?

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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“To whomever I send you, you shall go; whatever I command you, you shall speak.” Jeremiah 1:7

In this homily for Wednesday of the 16th week in Ordinary Time, Fr Anthony Casamento reflects on how we are called, like Jeremiah, to lead others to God each day.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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After the devastating news of the crucifixion of Christ, one can understand how St Thomas struggled with disbelief. In his homily for the Feast of St Thomas, Fr Anthony Casamento reminds us: in times of fear and doubt, trust in the risen Christ.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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There are often challenging situations in life that beg to be put in the ‘too-hard’ basket and forgotten about.  In his homily for Wednesday of the 13th Week in Ordinary Time, Fr Anthony Casamento challenges us to revisit those difficulties  with trust in God and His Will for us.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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The end is always near, and are we ready? In his homily for Monday of the 13th Week in Ordinary Time, Fr Anthony Casamento reminds us that while Christ comes as judge, He has also come as Saviour, and we need to count on His Mercy.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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“Not everyone who says to me, ‘Lord, Lord,’
will enter the Kingdom of heaven,
but only the one who does the will of my Father in heaven.” (Matt 7:21)

In his homily for Thursday of the 12th Week of Ordinary Time, Fr Anthony challenges us to stop just claiming to be friends of Christ and actually work on a real relationship with Him.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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St John the Baptist was able to recognise and rejoice in the presence of Christ before he even left the womb. Do we recognise God’s presence as a cause to rejoice? Fr Anthony Casamento reflects in this homily for the Solemnity of the Nativity of St John the Baptist.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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When trouble comes, do you put your trust in man and things of this world, or in the Lord of Heaven and Earth? In his homily for Monday of the 12th Week in Ordinary Time, Fr Anthony Casamento challenges us to go to God first…

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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“The lamp of the body is the eye. If your eye is sound, your whole body will be filled with light; but if your eye is bad, your whole body will be in darkness.” (Matt 6:22-23)

In his homily for Friday of the 11th Week in Ordinary Time, Fr Anthony Casamento reflects on the eyes as an indication of you spiritual health: what are they fixed on?

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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In his homily for Thursday of the 11th Week in Ordinary Time, Fr Anthony Casamento challenges us to push aside the distractions and get back to basics, especially in our prayer lives.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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In his homily for Tuesday of the 11th Week in Ordinary Time, Fr Anthony Casamento speaks about how no one is outside of the scope of God’s Love, and how loving our enemies is the starting point toward perfection.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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In his homily for Monday of the 11th Week in Ordinary Time, Fr Anthony Casamento reflects on the story of Ahab and Jezebel in the Book of Kings, and an important lesson for all of us.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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“A strong and heavy wind was rending the mountains and crushing rocks before the LORD—but the LORD was not in the wind. After the wind there was an earthquake— but the LORD was not in the earthquake. After the earthquake there was fire—but the LORD was not in the fire. After the fire there was a tiny whispering sound.” (1 Kings 19:11-12)

In his homily for Friday of the 10th Week in Ordinary Time, Fr Anthony Casamento challenges us to pay attention to the voice of God in our day.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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“And when Paul laid his hands on them,
the Holy Spirit came upon them,
and they spoke in tongues and prophesied.” (Acts 19:6)

In his homily for Monday in the 7th Week of Easter, Fr Anthony Casamento shows us ways we can say ‘yes’ to God each day and allow Him to do more in our lives.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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In his homily for Friday in the 6th Week of Easter, Fr Anthony Casamento reflects on how we often let our fears and feelings of inadequacy prevent us from carrying out the Lord’s will. But, in today’s first reading Christ tells us, “do not be afraid. Go on speaking, and do not be silent, for I am with you.”

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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While we lose many people along the way on our journey of life, there is One that will never leave you.

In his homily for Thursday in the 6th Week of Easter, Fr Anthony Casamento reminds us to trust in Christ’s promise to remain always with us.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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In this homily for Wednesday in the sixth week of Easter, Fr Anthony challenges us to listen to God’s song to us: the voice of the Holy Spirit.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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In this homily for the Sixth Tuesday of Easter, Fr Anthony reflects on Christ’s assurance that He will send His disciples The Advocate…

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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In this homily for the Sixth Monday of Easter, Fr Anthony explores the story of Lydia from The Acts of The Apostles to reflect on our process of conversion…

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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In this ACU Company Mass for the 5th Friday of Easter, Archbishop Hart explains that in our preaching of the Good News, the readings today remind us to always lead with the essentials.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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We are called to see The Holy Spirit in our neighbour, but like some Jews rejecting the Gentiles in the early Church, perhaps we can sometimes recognise Him in those we choose. In this homily for the 5th Thursday of Easter, Fr Anthony invites us to recognise The Holy Spirit working in all.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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While many of us who have been blessed with the gift of faith desire to be effective witnesses in the world, it’s not that easy. When it comes to proclaiming the faith, loving God and loving others we often fail.

In his homily for Thursday of the 4th Week of Easter Fr Anthony reflects on how we can grow each day in our ability to be true vessels of Christ’s light in the world.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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Suffering from Monday-itis? Just generally weary with the worries of everyday? Remember to put yourself in the care of the One who is always by your side.

Fr Anthony reflects on the love of the Good Shepherd in his homily for Monday in the 4th week of Easter.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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In his homily for Friday of the 4th Week of Easter, Fr Anthony Casamento challenges us to see those around us in a new light – especially those we struggle with.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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“I am the bread of life.  Your ancestors ate the manna in the desert, but they died; this is the bread that comes down from heaven so that one may eat it and not die.” (John 6:48-50)

In his homily for Thursday of the 4th Week of Easter, Fr Anthony Casamento reflects on how Christ strengthens us through the gift of His very self through the Eucharist.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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Many of us who have been through some sort of conversion experience will look back at that time in our lives longingly: if only we could relive that experience, or feel the same as we did then.

In today’s homily Fr Anthony reminds us that God is working in our lives now, and though it may not be easy or ‘feel good’, this is where we need to be.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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In his homily for Monday of the 3rd Week of Easter, Fr Anthony Casamento challenges us to ask Christ the questions that will help us come to know Him better.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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In his homily for Monday of Holy Week, Fr Anthony Casamento explains how we are not simple bystanders to the events of Holy Week, but that we are all part of Christ’s Passion.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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In his homily for Thursday of the 5th Week of Lent, Fr Anthony Casamento speaks on how The Lord is God Who Is always with us as Redeemer and Brother.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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In his homily for Tuesday of the 5th Week of Lent, Fr Anthony Casamento explains how Christ on The Cross heals us in a fulfilment of the healing bronze serpent in the desert.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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In his homily for Wednesday of the 4th Week of Lent, Fr Anthony Casamento reflects on how the life and love of God is like water to us, giving us life, renewing us and healing us.

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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In his homily for Tuesday of the 4th Week of Lent, Fr Anthony Casamento explains the Scriptural analogy of water of God, and why we should dive into His Living Waters…

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The homily was recorded at the Our Lady Seat of Wisdom Chapel at Australian Catholic University‘s MacKillop Campus in North Sydney.

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