Homily Studio – Sunday 1 January 2023

Dec 26, 2022

Homily Studio
Homily Studio
Homily Studio - Sunday 1 January 2023
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Join Laurel Lanner, Jason McTague and Catherine Gibbs in conversation with John O’Connor reflecting on the scripture readings for New Year’s Day, the Feast of Mary, Mother of God.

Read these scriptures at this link.

Laurel mentions the Lady Chapel of Ely Cathedral. More at this link.

The John Rutter setting of “The Lord Bless You and Keep You” at this link.

Catherine mentions to the song “Mary Did You Know” – at this link.

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