18th Sunday in Ordinary Time Reflection
All of us seek to be known, to be loved and to love. Yet far too often our journey takes […]
18th Sunday in Ordinary Time Reflection Read Post »
All of us seek to be known, to be loved and to love. Yet far too often our journey takes […]
18th Sunday in Ordinary Time Reflection Read Post »
Let families be ‘schools of growth’ Intention: That families, through their life of prayer and love, may become ever more
Pray with the Pope: August 2019 Read Post »
Many of us are not fond of seeing animals in cages. But when desperate human beings – especially children –
Catholics Protest US Practice of Caging Immigrant Children Read Post »
The “Our Father”, is the prayer of 1,2 billion Catholics and a further 1 billion of other Christian denominations around
17th Sunday of the Year Reflection Read Post »
I share a birthday with Mary Magdalene – her feast day that is. In his article “How Mary Magdalene the
Mary Magdalene and Me Read Post »
The first time I went to the Louvre Museum in Paris was a warm and sunny Bastille Day — July
Let a Picture Say a Thousand Words Read Post »
There is another way, a better way, a good way… Martha is distracted in her work of serving the food.
16th Sunday in Ordinary Time Reflection Read Post »
Working with family themes month by month has been quite useful for me to reflect more deeply on the domestic
July is for Grandparents Read Post »
At Mass a couple of weeks ago I had an annoyingly sore throat from post-nasal drip. (I promise, the story
Did I Receive a Miracle? Read Post »