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A reflection on prayer as an engagement with reality.

Food for Faith

the two loved sons

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A reflection on the well-known parable of the father and his sons

Food for Faith

Freedom

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A reflection on freedom, first broadcast in Lent, using the example of Jesus’ encounter with a rich young man.

Food for Faith

in recovery

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Too often religion is used to justify attacks on bad behaviour. Here’s a different perspective: our acknowledged sin is our capacity for Jesus. This awareness is the birth of real self-esteem.