2021

  Episode 130 - Let God speak to us when and how He wants and let Him surprise us.

Dec 01, 2025
God often speaks through the quiet gestures or the unexpected moments that catch our attention. Let us remain alert to divine surprises amidst the rush, bustle, and bombardment of words and propaganda. Whether through music, memory, or mystery, God’s presence is near.
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  Episode 129 - A reflection on 'Dilexi Te' and a call to preferential option for the poor

Dec 01, 2025
Pope Leo's first apostolic exhortation, Dilexi te, highlights the Church’s enduring call to embrace the poor in all their forms. It reminds us that touching the body of the poor is touching the flesh of Christ. Poverty is not a problem to solve but a people to welcome.
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  Episode 128 - A call for compassion that transcends division and conflict.

Dec 01, 2025
Not all Palestinians support Hamas, nor all Jews align with Netanyahu. Generalisations deepen misunderstandings and fuel hatred. Vitriolic demonstrations help neither those in Gaza nor Australia’s Jewish community. Inspired by the Gospel story of Martha and Mary, we’re reminded to prioritise compassion…
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  Episode 127 - Embracing our mission despite fear, opposition, and the certainty of suffering.

Dec 01, 2025
Jesus decides to set his face firmly toward Jerusalem, embracing his mission. It highlights how his trust in the Father and compassion for people gave him strength to face the cross, and how his example is mirrored in the sacrifices of missionaries, families, and ordinary people who remain faithful and…
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  Episode 126 - True family is those who hear the Word of God and put it into practice.

Dec 01, 2025
This message challenges us today not to rest on labels or titles but to live out our faith through action. The Last Judgment scene in Matthew’s Gospel reminds us that being Christian means listening deeply to God’s Word and embodying it in love, service, and care for one another.
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  Episode 125 - Be compassionate, as your heavenly Father is compassionate.

Dec 01, 2025
Jesus' profound relationship with his Father allowed him to feel the suffering of others deeply and gave him the freedom to respond compassionately. If we could embody that compassion that Jesus taught, we could create a better world.
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  Episode 124 - Jesus still calls people to be agents of hope, unity, and healing.

Dec 01, 2025
Matthew’s account of Jesus choosing the twelve apostles parallels the struggles of today’s world, marked by violence and inequality. Just as Jesus sent his disciples to bring hope and healing, Christ still calls individuals today to be agents of compassion and transformation.
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