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say the word

say the word

Put simply, the way I speak to me about me has the power to make or break my day.

advent adventure

advent adventure

every day I am being created – sometimes a tender embrace, sometimes some sudden and shocking realignments

to meet Christ

to meet Christ

This prayer is a literal translation of the prayer prayed in Italy and France 1400 years ago.

pre-prayering

pre-prayering

As we make this Advent journey, walking together, set a few minutes at least a couple of times every day to practice recognising God

gratitude & support

gratitude & support

Over the next few months your generosity will determine the rate of our growth.

journey continuing

journey continuing

Every day this month I have posted hundreds of beads to people all over the country. To date almost 15,000 Rosary Beads have been distributed.

the coronation

the coronation

“There is a worldly or common idea of a king or queen: a person with great power and wealth. But this is not the kind of royalty of Jesus and Mary.”

Ascension

Ascension

The disciples do not feel abandoned. They do not consider Jesus to have disappeared far away but are convinced of a new presence of Jesus.

a new history

a new history

“Faith is not an album of past memories; Jesus is not outdated.  He is alive here and now.  He walks beside you each day

Glorious Mysteries

Glorious Mysteries

As I walked through the empty rooms I was flooded with memories. I knew every nook and cranny.

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the meeting

the meeting

If we are not after the essence, then what are we after?

in quiescence

in quiescence

I’m grateful to Anglican Bishop of Christchurch Peter Carrell for his inspiration a few hours ago

language in motion

language in motion

All literature might come with a warning on its cover, like on a packet of cigarettes 

Mary MacKillop

Mary MacKillop

Too often we settle for an existence of lurching from one satisfaction to the next.

on the move

on the move

Late last week, after almost two months with a Franciscan community in Assisi, I began the final stage of my five-month sabbatical