Locked Down and Yet Together
In January column I said that I had made no plans for 2020. It feels a little ironic now! Although
Locked Down and Yet Together Read Post »
In January column I said that I had made no plans for 2020. It feels a little ironic now! Although
Locked Down and Yet Together Read Post »
“God always begins with women, always, they open ways. They don’t doubt: they know; they have seen Him; they have
5th Sunday of Easter Reflection Read Post »
Twelve years of Nazi rule produced many Catholic martyrs. GÜNTHER SIMMERMACHER looks at some of those who died for resisting
Catholic Martyrs of the Third Reich Read Post »
About a year ago I was preparing earnestly for my priestly ordination. For me, as I would imagine is the
Fr Runaine Radine: My First Easter as a Priest Read Post »
The new Pastoral Plan calls on us to evangelise, but how are we to understand that task? Fr Ralph De
What Does Evangelisation mean? How Do We Do That? Read Post »
As the dreadful coronavirus pandemic clearly illustrates: Life is fragile. In just a matter of a few months, the highly
Fragile People Living on a Fragile Planet Read Post »
We have entered into the silence of unknowing, replacing the brutish human chain of productivity for a new opportunity. In
4th Sunday of Easter Reflection Read Post »
The Deacon’s Role in the Parish Intention for Evangelisation: We pray that deacons, faithful in their service to the Word
Pray with the Pope: May 2020 Read Post »
God is angry, and so am I. God is righteous and therefore God’s anger is just and righteous. The Jewish
3rd Sunday of Easter Reflection Read Post »