Archdiocese of Brisbane

Two-Minute Homily by Fr David Pascoe for the Third Sunday of Lent 2026."For all of us, this encounter can remind us that understanding Jesus often begins in the ordinary, a conversation, a moment of honesty, a shared need."

Prayer is the central pillar holding up the Christian life. It is our response to God's invitation into relationship with Him. As we go along this Lenten journey, we are called to grow ever closer to God through prayer. Stay a while and pray as Fr Michael explores Catholic prayer in this third video of the Lent series.

Two-Minute Homily by Dcn Paul Jensen for the Second Sunday of Lent 2026."And when such glimpses are given on a mountaintop in Judea or in a Sunday mass, cherish it. But don't even try to capture it, for it's a fleeting, blessed gift of revelation."

Over the course of our life we take on burdens that can weigh us down and bring our spiritual life to a standstill. Lent is a time to let these burdens go. With the help of God, we can lay down our burdens and make room to follow our true destiny. Follow Fr Michael in this second video of the Lent series as he reveals how Christ can help us let go.

Two-Minute Homily by Fr Elie Francis for the First Sunday of Lent 2026. "As Jesus leaves the desert ready for His mission, so may this Lenten journey prepare our hearts for renewal."

Our journey begins in the wilderness with the first video of a powerful new Lent series. If you've been wandering, lost or afraid, then this is your opportunity to find your way back home. This Lent, follow Fr Michael as he travels across dusty roads, sea sides and waterfalls sharing the wisdom of the Church.

Two-Minute Homily by Fr Fadi Salame for the Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time 2026, Year A."Jesus showed that holiness is not just about keeping rules but about living with integrity, compassion, and love."

Two-Minute Homily by Fr Regimon Gervasis for the Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time 2026, Year A."The light of Christ, strengthens our mission, to be light-bearers of Christ, so that others may see the truth of the Gospel"

Two-Minute Homily by Fr Neil Muir for the Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time 2026, Year A. "To recognize in our own lives the life of grace that has been gifted to us and how we use those gifts to live our life of faith for others."

Two-Minute Homily by Fr John Sullivan OSA for the Third Sunday in Ordinary Time 2026, Year A. "Experience, however, shows how easy it is for us human beings to lose perspective and divide over issues of personality, authority, race, football allegiance, you name it."