Let’s enter the Gethsemane scene engaging each of your physical senses: what can you see, touch, taste, hear and smell.
john oconnor
sorrowful
Sometimes in the middle of the night, even without waking, I feel the cross with the figure, the dead Christ, and remember
cafe protagonist
Last year I suggested that people might like to take the initiative to organise gatherings at cafes and bar
Last Supper
“If the Eucharist is just a symbol, then to hell with it.”
Transfiguration
This Mystery of the Rosary opens the door between earthly routines and ordinariness and divine eternity and life.
walking together
Recent popes don’t speak much about the “kingdom” of God. Instead their language is new, fresh and relevant.
Cana: new beginning
This first miracle of Jesus reminds us that in the present order of things, Divine Providence is leading us to a new order of human relations
Baptism
I like that my baptism happened a well before I was conscious. It reminds me that especially when I am completely helpless Jesus is working in me.
luminosity
Each of these mysteries is a revelation of the Kingdom now present in the very person of Jesus.
power & prayer
Something a little different today: A three minute video testimony to the power of the Prayer of the Rosary.
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A simple experiment will give a more personal experience of the life that is on offer.
sky gazing
The disciples were full of joy at the Lord’s definitive departure. We would have expected the opposite.
farm time
Now there’s a sabbatical inspiration: learning to wait. Yes I might plant seeds, but God brings the harvest.