The Feast of All Saints Reflection
The other disciple also went into the tomb and saw the cloth which had covered Jesus head lying nearby, neatly
The Feast of All Saints Reflection Read Post »
The other disciple also went into the tomb and saw the cloth which had covered Jesus head lying nearby, neatly
The Feast of All Saints Reflection Read Post »
Preparing For Lord; Making Myself Ready This is the time and now is the hour of great upheaval within the
Feast of All Souls Reflection Read Post »
Pope’s Prayer Intention: That a spirit of dialogue, encounter, and reconciliation emerges in the Near East, where diverse religious communities
Pray with the Pope: November 2019 Read Post »
The Gospels repeat stories of the power of faith. FR RALPH DE HAHN reflects on some examples. Without faith, “it is impossible to please
Why Faith Can Move Mountains Read Post »
Shortly before the start of the Synod on the Amazon, a message popped up in one of my Catholic WhatsApp
A Potential Loss of our Catholicity? Amazon Synod Reflections Read Post »
Guest Editorial by Michael Shackleton Saint Ambrose, the fourth-century bishop of Milan, coined the phrase “Ubi Petrus ibi Ecclesia”
Enthusiasm and Enthusiasts Read Post »
The eyes of Love can only see with Mercy and the acts of Mercy are compassion and forgiveness. When we
30th Sunday in Ordinary Time Reflection Read Post »
I write this late in the evening on the feast of St Jerome. I’m a little exhausted, having just arrived
The Gospel Evangelises Read Post »
Genesis 4:17 says that Cain, the son of Adam and Eve, had a wife. Where did she spring from, considering
Understanding the First Chapters of Genesis Read Post »