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
Better to discuss than to lecture Read Post »
In our postmodern way of free thinking, does the word lecture come across as rather dictatorial? It possibly does even more
Better to discuss than to lecture Read Post »
Duke Ellington’s jazz standard notes: Things ain’t what they used to be! Being a bit of a musician I often
In 2016, Let’s Change for the Better Read Post »
How will Jesus be revealed in the year ahead? This month the Supreme Court of Appeal changed Oscar Pistorius’ conviction
Mercy or Madness? Read Post »
The month of November, which begins with All Souls’ Day, places a focus on caring for those who experience loss.
Dealing with Loss Read Post »
Even well-balanced adult parents might have had some difficulty keeping afloat in the sea of reports emanating from the Synod
Why Split Family from Laity? Read Post »
While children, especially young ones, observe their parents relationships this is what the Church describes as remote marriage preparation it
Let’s Remember Mrs Daswa’s Story Read Post »
The theme of “Commitment to Marriage” was chosen for September but in fact the bishops’ Marriage Awareness Campaign already started
How Much do we Value Couples? Read Post »
Issues of sexuality have surfaced recently when in an Irish referendum the majority of the population approved same-sex unions and
Let’s talk about sexuality Read Post »
What a hectic family month June was, certainly for me. There were two birthdays, Father’s Day and the anniversary of
Committed to Grandparents Read Post »