Why Jesus Went to Galiliee : Isaiah-9 & Matthew-4
Jesus activates the light promised by Isaiah.
January 17, 2026
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Jesus activates the light promised by Isaiah.
A short reflection on how we belong to God.
Father Darren Collins Epiphany sermon on how Christ’s Baptism is relevant to each one of us today.
As Jesus recognised the marginalised, so too he sees each one of us, and will respond when we ask for what we need from him.
Epiphany is the moment that light begins to spread. It is the season when the identity of Jesus — hidden in the humility of the manger — begins to shine forth for all people to see.
Remembering the Holy Innocents, and learning more about Herods fears and Josephs courage, and how we can learn from both and transform our lives.
In a culture that often compresses Christmas into a single morning, reclaiming the full season can be a relaxing and reflective experience.
Father Darren explains how, through Jesus, God is always with us, and that this is not a theological concept; it is a lived reality.
Advent is all about waiting — Israel waiting for the Messiah, and we wait for Christ’s return.
An Advent reflection on how traditions and cultures may change, but the heart is the true battleground of purity and holiness.
Advent teaches us about patience as we await the fullness of God’s promises.
Advent is a season of quite expectation and anticipation of the fulfillment of ancient scripture.
Advent is the season that whispers: the ordinary will not last forever, and the day of Christ’s return is drawing ever closer.
Each year, the four weeks before Christmas invite us to pause and remember: God has come, and God will come again.
Psalm 139 promises that God’s knowledge of each one of us, is not general but personal, not distant but intimate.
God is with us, in the storms and celebrations of our lives, he is always there. He is Alpha and Omega – meaning he will be with us from the beginning, and to the end.
