The Journey Podcast

Deacon Josh Clayton says that small, consistent habits, like putting the lid on toothpaste, can help us reflect the value of structure in life. Dcn Josh draws a parallel between this and the spiritual practice of structured prayer, reading scripture, meditation, emphasizing that routines and discipline can foster personal growth and a deeper relationship with God

Trish McCarthy says God’s creative work in Genesis shows a patient, orderly process that offers a model for addressing brokenness in our lives, whether physical, emotional, or relational. By allowing God to move freely and patiently in our healing process and by trusting in God's creative power and love, we can find restoration

Fr Tony Percy says that Compline, night prayer in the Liturgy of the Hours, contains the beautiful canticle of Simeon. Compline is simple and quick, suitable just before we retire for sleep. See the night as symbolic of our death. It is appropriate, therefore, that we complete each day with prayer. We ask the Lord to let us go in peace, having experienced his healing salvation, giv

Mother Hilda says saying “Amen” embodies trust, submission, and agreement with God's will, reminding us to embrace it wholeheartedly as a profound act of faith, surrender and contentment in God’s plan

Fr Mark De Battista says that although Jesus, as the Son of God, was above the law, he chose to submit to it to fulfill and bring it to completion. By doing so, he opened the path to salvation for all and demonstrated humility and obedience as an example for his followers

On The Journey This Week: Fr Mark De Battista says that Jesus chose to submit to the Law to fulfill and bring it to completion. Mother Hilda says saying “Amen” embodies trust, submission, and agreement with God's will. Plus, Fr Tony Percy, Trish McCarthy, and Deacon Josh Clayton

Fr Dave Callaghan MGL says the human soul, like the earth's hidden core, is a profound mystery revealed in moments of struggle and sin, much like a volcano provides a glimpse into its hidden depths.

Christy Honeysett explores the importance of hope in Christian life, urging us to trust in God’s faithfulness even amidst life’s daily struggles. Perseverance through hardships strengthens character and leads to a hope rooted in God’s love and the work of the Holy Spirit

Fr Tony Percy says that the prologue of St. Luke's Gospel emphasizes three key points for engaging with scripture: confidence, love and echo

Mother Hilda’s story of misunderstanding teaches the importance of responding with compassion and understanding, even when love is imperfectly expressed. Inspired by Jesus’ example, we can strive to respond with understanding and kindness, ensuring those we encounter leave with joy rather than hurt