Stella Maris Roman
Catholic Church

Jesus who is one with the Father (Jn. 10:30) is our source of good news. His resurrection from the dead and authority over all creation,...

Today we continue the theme of ‘Jesus the good Shepherd’ (Jn. 10:11). Yesterday, we were reminded that our good Shepherd not only speaks...

We are all on a journey. This journey involves learning from life’s experiences so that we can become better people who grow in wisdom,...

We are to be conscious that being selective has merits and demerits. It is meritorious to pray at all times. It is unwise to claim prayer...

What is preventing your growth in the Lord? In order to please God, we must take the time to know what He wants. God’s will for our lives...

It is not always easy to maintain a high level of enthusiasm when news and experiences are either not good, or radically disturbs our...

Are we afraid of death? “To live is Christ and to die is gain” (Phil. 1:21). Our lives should both embrace and reflect the glory and...

Appetites left uncontrolled can lead to addiction. We all get hungry, whether it is for food, love, entertainment, health, exercise,...

We all have dreams. Parents envision happy lives for their children. Young people ponder their calling and hopes for the future. The...

“In the beginning.” These three words at the start of the book of Genesis and the gospel of John provide the platform for the creation of...

The tension between obeying God rather than men (Acts 5:29) is a constant reality that requires discernment. Leaders are expected to...

John 3:16 - God’s love for us - is undoubtedly one of the most quoted and favourite Bible passages for believers. It is difficult to...

There is a real principle and spiritual beauty in life: the greater our generosity, the more we are blessed. Jesus said, “Give and you...

I am often asked why does the Church baptise infants when the baby has no choice in the matter? Some propose that the child is forced...

On this seventh day in the Easter Octave, the resurrection narrative is taken from Mark’s gospel (Mk. 16:9-15). Now all four gospels are...

Ordinary to extra-ordinary. The resurrection of Jesus from the dead has transformed what was ordinary days to extra-ordinary times. The...

Light and darkness cannot mix. “When the dawn comes, tonight will be a memory too. And a new day will begin” (Trevor Nunn, ‘Cats’...

Today, half way through our Octave, we break from Matthew and John and read Luke’s account of resurrection day (Lk. 24:13-35). In...

Yesterday, we read the continuing verses from Matthew’s gospel that was started on Holy Saturday night. Today, we are continuing the...