mailbox hiccups

Oct 22, 2025

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Here at FFF we’ve been having a few technical hiccups in recent weeks. Happily I can report that these problems are bigger than FFF and while we (along with many others around the world) are experiencing the negative effects, we are not cause!

Every day at 5.00pm a third-party mail server picks up the Lectio Divina from the FFF website and sends it to all Lectio Subscribers. Once a week the same happens with the Homily Studio for all those who subscribe to the HS. Recently this has been very erratic, most days the waiting LD & HS posts being left waiting on our FFF website.

We the FFF team apologies that you have missed out on receiving these emails. We know that every day people are grateful for the 20 minute Lectio reflections, and when they don’t arrive they are missed. Same for the Homily Studio. Check your subscription status at this link.

The written posts work in the same way, I write a piece and post it to the FFF website (no problem there) but then it doesn’t arrive in your inbox.

Again, I’m sorry about this but there is not too much we can do about it and our service suppliers assure us that all will be well very soon.

HOWEVER there is a way you can bypass the mail server and access the Lectio and Homily Studio directly. Simply visit the Food For Faith homepage at www.foodforfaith.org.nz and head for the PODCASTS button. Click on that (also at this link) and you will find the complete list of all LD and HS posts.

This is not as easy as simply opening what arrives in your inbox, but everything published by FFF, including the most recent Lectio Divina, Homily Studio, Written Reflections, can always be found directly from the FFF website.

With gratitude for your understanding
In Christ

 

1 Comment

  1. Thrilled to know Iwas not the only one missing out,
    Checked spam ,did all I could to no avail
    Yeah Fr John ,thank you very much .
    Mary

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