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Category Archives: Daily Reflection

Repairing the breach

Lent is a time for rebuilding and restoring our relationship with God. Here’s today’s reflection from the daily Mass.

Posted byDean AtkinsFebruary 21, 2026Posted inDaily ReflectionLeave a comment on Repairing the breach

A radical season of change

Lent is a radical season of change, a time of fasting but also a time of deepened prayer and charity, looking outwards to those in need. Here’s today’s reflection from the daily Mass.

Posted byDean AtkinsFebruary 20, 2026Posted inDaily ReflectionLeave a comment on A radical season of change

Not in the small print

Jesus spoke openly about the difficulties and challenges of discipleship. As we set off on our Lenten journey, we pray that the sacrifices we make will draw us closer to the Lord. Today’s reflection from the daily Mass.

Posted byDean AtkinsFebruary 19, 2026Posted inDaily ReflectionLeave a comment on Not in the small print

Ash Wednesday

“May this holy season of Lent be, for us, a time of penitence and renewal, a springtime of growth, a means through which we find our voice to praise the Lord and rejoice in his salvation.” Read today’s reflection from the Daily Mass.

Posted byDean AtkinsFebruary 18, 2026February 17, 2026Posted inDaily ReflectionLeave a comment on Ash Wednesday

Bread and Milk?

“As we prepare for Lent, we will already be thinking about how we can trim our lives of a few comforts so that we can realign our lives with God who gives us life and sustains us.” Read today’s reflection from the Daily Mass.

Posted byDean AtkinsFebruary 17, 2026Posted inDaily ReflectionLeave a comment on Bread and Milk?

Give me a Sign!

“We need signs by which to live, to ensure we are moving in the right direction. Jesus is the sign given by God.” Read today’s reflection from the Daily Mass.

Posted byDean AtkinsFebruary 16, 2026Posted inDaily ReflectionLeave a comment on Give me a Sign!

Time to Reflect

In today’s reflection from the Daily Mass, Fr Dean explores what it means to be criticised and how it can open up a space for self reflection

Posted byDean AtkinsOctober 16, 2025October 15, 2025Posted inDaily ReflectionLeave a comment on Time to Reflect

More in Common

In today’s reflection, Fr Dean explores what it means to live in a divisive society, and how we are called to stand in the space where friendships can begin.

Posted byDean AtkinsOctober 10, 2025October 9, 2025Posted inDaily ReflectionLeave a comment on More in Common

Now, Listen!

We all like to get things done and be productive but in today’s reflection, Fr Richard reminds us of the importance of making space to listen to God

Posted byDean AtkinsOctober 7, 2025Posted inDaily ReflectionLeave a comment on Now, Listen!

See what you are

We’re back with our daily reflections from the readings at Mass. Today, Fr Richard takes us from a vomiting fish to a world without barriers where everyone can know they are children or God.

Posted byDean AtkinsOctober 6, 2025Posted inDaily ReflectionLeave a comment on See what you are

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