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Read the scriptures for the Twenty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time at this link.
Join Merv Duffy, Cushla O’Connor, Catherine Gibbs & Chris Duthie-Jung in conversation reflecting on the scriptures for the Twenty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time.
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Join Kath Petrie, David Moxon, Laurel Lanner and Kate Kearins in conversation reflecting on the scriptures for the Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time.
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John is in the north of Italy until the end of the month, this week with 400 people of all ages from for their annual time of vacation, prayer and reflection. Next week he will spend time at the annual Rimini Meeting.
In the conversation David mentions
Read the scriptures for Thursday of Week Nineteen, the Feast of Maximillian Kolbe, at this link.
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his strengths and weaknesses, and stories of his successes and failings will be well known.
the theme for this Jubilee Year: Pilgrims of Hope.
to recognise each and every person as the pinnacle of divine activity
My suggestion is that in a time of retreat what we are retreating from is all that is not reality.
he simply sought to be fully with the one or two people he was with in any moment, and that was enough.