17th Sunday Reflection
Each one of us will at some stage have to walk into the darkness, letting go of all that we […]
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Each one of us will at some stage have to walk into the darkness, letting go of all that we […]
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The journey is inwards, returning to the cave of the heart. It is in the gloom and the darkness that
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Describing humanity and our existence as a clot of blood; deaf, blind, and unknowing may appear particularly cynical and cheerless.
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At that time, Jesus spoke out and said, “I give you fullest thanks, Father, Lord of heaven and earth, because
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Whoever cherishes father or mother more than me is not worthy of me; and whoever cherishes son or daughter more
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Caught in the embracing gaze of the beloved, I am surprised to find my own woundedness reflected in the suffering
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In Christ our contemplation focuses on the central point of time and space; as we extend our arms and our
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Control is wrenched from our fingers and we strike out in anger. In Plato’s darkened cave of our minds we
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The wind blows where it wishes. You hear its sound, but you do not know where it comes from or
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