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Glorious Mysteries

Glorious Mysteries

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

hope-filled

hope-filled

This time last week I was having breakfast with the priests of a parish where I was leading a retreat

Jesus dies

Jesus dies

I spent a couple of hours during the week with the teachers in one of our Catholic primary schools.

take up the cross

take up the cross

The cross-bearer is a Christ-bearer, and is able to walk erect with Christ in confident and fearless hope.

win the crown

win the crown

We get to choose the crown we wear. We can spend our earthly life striving for the earthly crown

scourging

scourging

Most of our personal physical suffering happens because people who are themselves desperately seeking survival speak and act without awareness

in a garden

in a garden

Let’s enter the Gethsemane scene engaging each of your physical senses: what can you see, touch, taste, hear and smell.

sorrowful

sorrowful

Sometimes in the middle of the night, even without waking, I feel the cross with the figure, the dead Christ, and remember

cafe protagonist

cafe protagonist

Last year I suggested that people might like to take the initiative to organise gatherings at cafes and bar

Last Supper

Last Supper

“If the Eucharist is just a symbol, then to hell with it.”

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Maurice & I

Maurice & I

an enthralling exploration of partnership, loss and the enduring importance of architecture

just follow

just follow

Take a moment to notice Jesus pointing you out in the crowd, calling you by name, and inviting you to follow.

home again

home again

they discovered that braided rivers have a reservoir of water underneath, kind of like a storage tank.

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