Sermon by Emmanuel Suntheni OSB – Fourth Sunday Of Advent – Sermon And Christian Act In The Word Theme: Bearers of
Let Us be Bearers of Good News: 4th Sunday of Advent Read Post »
Recovering the Joy of Blessedness – 4th Sunday of Advent – (Luke 1:39-45) – Tuned to the Source are those who
4th Sunday of Advent Reflection Read Post »
A 20th-anniversary commemoration service of Stigmatine priest Father Michael D’Annucci’s murder was held was on Sunday at the Bethesda Special
Twenty Year Commemoration Service to Honour Fr Michael D`Annucci CSS Read Post »
The word Advent was adopted from Latin adventus, which means “coming arrival” – the season that anticipates the “Coming of
Advent Pomegranate and Cream Cheese Log Read Post »
Sermon by Emmanuel Suntheni OSB – Third Sunday (Gaudete Sunday) Of Advent Sermon And Christian Act In The Word Theme: Authentic
Authentic and Genuine Rejoicing!: 3rd Sunday of Advent Read Post »
Hope For a New Moral Imperative – 3rd Sunday of Advent – Luke 3:10-18 – Whoever has two tunics must
3rd Sunday of Advent Reflection Read Post »
Grace, in the dawn of time, poured out love, and from this outpouring of love I was born. I entered
The Eyes of the Beholder Read Post »
As the first Christmas of World War I approached, Pope Benedict XV on December 7, 1914, asked the leaders of
A Christmas Miracle – When Enemies became Brothers Read Post »
The Immaculate Conception is, according to Catholic doctrine, the conception of the Virgin Mary without any stain (immacula, in Latin) of original sin. Hence Mary is sometimes called the Immaculata, or the Immaculate One.
Why Mary Was Born Without Sin Read Post »
