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Food for Faith now offers three podcasts. You can scroll down to view all the latest episodes or click these links to view each individual podcast:

Lectio Divina - daily prayer with the scriptures

Homily Studio - weekly discussions on the sunday scriptures

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in outer space

in outer space

Given that Jesuits have had a significant and positive role in my own education, and with Pope Francis being a Jesuit, I decided a few days ago, on the feast of St. Ignatius Loyola (31 July), to read again a novel I appreciated very much a few years ago. Before I tell...

church building 102

church building 102

If you haven't yet had a chance to read the post "church building 101" you might like to take a few moments to do that before you savour the selection of video clips on this page. Denis McNamara has prepared a series of Youtube clips on different aspects of Church...

church building 101

church building 101

don't forget that you can leave a comment on this post at the bottom of this page In his letter to the priests of his diocese this week, Bishop Barry Jones (Bishop of Christchurch NZ) announced that he is about to publish a document entitled "The House of God." This...

cannot live without

cannot live without

More for the feast of St. Ignatius today, this time a great page on his Consciousness Examen from Bosco Peters at www.liturgy.co.nz.  Ignatius made it clear that there is one thing that the daily life of every Christian cannot be without, and that regular examination...

decisions decisions

decisions decisions

For the feast of Ignatius of Loyola today the second reading (below in blue) from the Office of Readings is the perfect intro to Ignatius ‘discovery’ of the method for discernment of spirits. If you take time to read this, perhaps just a couple of minutes, do so...