Lent: Our Annual Rehab Programme
So God each year gives us a rehab programme called Lent A good friend of mine is an addict. There, […]
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Lent Raymond Perrier
Faith Life Family Rowland
Better to discuss than to lecture
In our postmodern way of free thinking, does the word lecture come across as rather dictatorial? It possibly does even more
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Perspectives
What I’ve Learned from Christian Leading
Leading from the back allows people to grow. Letting people face challenges helps them grow. By Siphesihle Manci The Chinese
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Fr Chris Townsend Sacraments
Why I Don’t do ‘Bling’ Weddings or Funerals
Recently, at a funeral service, a bling, boutique undertaker asked me to step aside from my customary place at the
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Ethics & Human Dignity Lent Magliano Poverty & Social Justice
The Way of the Cross Continues On
By Tony Magliano - In his strong identification with the poor and vulnerable, Jesus makes it perfectly clear that when we
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Lent Mercy & Forgiveness Shackleton
Why our Just God Forgives Sinners
In this Year of Mercy we are asked to show mercy to others. I cannot understand how God can be
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Fr Chris Chatteris Pray with The Pope
Pray with the Pope – February 2016
General Intention: That we may take good care of creation – a gift freely given – cultivating and protecting it
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Perspectives Sarah-Leah Pimentel
The Language of Mercy
So where does this leave us as Catholics in the Year of Mercy? A few nights ago, I was watching Prince
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Baptism Perspectives
Happy Baptism to You!
To understand the significance of baptism we should recall what it did to Jesus Last month’s column discussed the purpose
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