We have lots of great talks.
A selection of favourites follows.
Favourites
Advent: The Coming of the Lord
In this beautiful homily for 1st Sunday of Advent, Year C, Father Hanly gives us a summary of the three comings of the Lord.
For This I Was Born
In this beautiful homily for the Feast of Christ the King, Year B, Father Hanly talks about the legacy of our King, who reigns from a cross to let us know that it’s not power, it’s not money, it’s not success, none of these things, it is only one thing: give your life for others as Christ our King.
Hope When All Seems Lost
In Father Hanly’s wonderful homily on the Apocalypse (33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year B), he shows us why Jesus is telling us “Do not be afraid!”
Giving Everything You Have
In this beautiful homily for 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year B, Father Hanly suggests that everything you have should be given away in one way or another — especially yourself.
Love the Lord Your God
In this beautiful homily for 31st Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year B, Father Hanly suggests that we fall in love with God.
The Blind Man Sees
In this beautiful homily for 30th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year B, Father Hanly invites us to follow the example of the blind man and to open our eyes and see.
The Suffering Servant of God
Father Hanly’s excellent homily for 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year B, is on Jesus, the Suffering Servant of God.
Memorial Mass
On Friday, 26th October 2018, Father Hanly’s 4th Anniversary, there will be a Memorial Mass for Father Hanly in the Chapel of St Margaret’s Church. Memorial Mass in the Chapel on 1st Floor of the parish centre of St Margaret’s Church, Happy Valley, at 8pm on Friday, 26th October 2018. The Memorial Mass will be…
St Margaret Mary Alacoque
In his homily for our parish Feast Day, the feast day of St Margaret Mary Alacoque, Father Hanly reveals the beautiful meaning of St Margaret’s message.
The Kingdom of God
In his excellent homily for 27th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year B, Father Hanly shows us the real subject of this week’s gospel is not marriage, the real subject is the Kingdom of God.
