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Impossible? Not!

Impossible? Not!

“But how can this be” she asked. The answer was clear: “nothing is impossible for God.”

the messengers

the messengers

Zechariah knew about angels always bringing challenge or correction, so it’s only natural that he was nervous

the naming

the naming

The name is Emmanuel. And as the prophet Isaiah emphasises, this is the name which means God-is-with-us.

beyond the fog

beyond the fog

Then the fog which may have lifted for a moment in a day returns and settles as our dull default setting

living fully

living fully

She was nudging me to realise that my dissatisfaction with life as a good religious person was a healthy disquiet

sense-able

sense-able

Our physical senses connect us with the world. We see, we touch, we taste, we smell and we hear.

the jet stream

the jet stream

And then I see a jet stream. I could easily dismiss it quickly as a plane going over head, or I could take time to consider…

here & now

here & now

Without Christ the best we can hope for is what we can achieve for ourselves.

raising the roof

raising the roof

Take a moment to consider the situations – and the people – that you have come to accept as impossible.

comforting

comforting

Growing up in small-city 1970’s Aotearoa we didn’t think much about music that might be considered serious and high-brow.

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Leo on Augustine

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Leo XIV

Leo XIV

In Aotearoa we feel a connection with our new pope since he grew up speaking and thinking in our language.

an answer…

an answer…

The clear evidence is that the Holy Spirit has spoken and has been heard

together in prayer

together in prayer

in these hours and days we pray that the divine desire for the Church and the world may be revealed

calling the saints

calling the saints

From Rome today Cardinal John Dew has asked us to pray using the Litany of the Saints