We are approaching the end of the Church year. In the Gospels of these Sundays, we are looking at the final phase of Jesus’ life before his suffering, death and resurrection. Last week we saw Jesus leaving Jericho on the last stage of his journey to Jerusalem. He healed the blind beggar, Bartimaeus, who, once […]
The Holy Scribe – Loving God And Loving Others Read More »
The past few weeks, we have been reading from St. Paul’s letter to the church in Ephesus. Today, our focus changes to St. Paul’s letter to the Philippians. It is an inspiring testimony of commitment to Jesus and the work of the Gospel. Paul is in prison but, despite that, “Christ is proclaimed”. One
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Many of us in “temperate” climates feel a wistfulness as October fades and autumn loses its visual splendor to the shorter days and longer shadows of November. The air becomes more chilled than crisp; trees are shorn of their multicolored leaves by the whipping rains, leaving bare branches raised to heaven, as though in supplication
Solemnity Of All Saints – “Full Of Howling Winds And Holy Souls.” Read More »