This Mystery of the Rosary opens the door between earthly routines and ordinariness and divine eternity and life.
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walking together
Recent popes don’t speak much about the “kingdom” of God. Instead their language is new, fresh and relevant.
Cana: new beginning
This first miracle of Jesus reminds us that in the present order of things, Divine Providence is leading us to a new order of human relations
Baptism
I like that my baptism happened a well before I was conscious. It reminds me that especially when I am completely helpless Jesus is working in me.
luminosity
Each of these mysteries is a revelation of the Kingdom now present in the very person of Jesus.
power & prayer
Something a little different today: A three minute video testimony to the power of the Prayer of the Rosary.
Jesus @ 12
And let’s remember in prayer those whose feelings of being lost, worried, seeking and panic last well beyond a few days.
Presentation
This week I’m enjoying the opportunity to slowly savour each decade of the Rosary, taking time during the day to meditate the mystery.
God who breathes
Each of us is the result of a thought of God. Each of us is willed, each of us is loved, each of us is necessary.
Visitation
An invitation to “visit with” someone seems to be much closer to wanting to spend time or to even waste time together
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language in motion
All literature might come with a warning on its cover, like on a packet of cigarettesÂ
Mary MacKillop
Too often we settle for an existence of lurching from one satisfaction to the next.
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
with a nod and a wink
Event organisers and catering companies would have considered it to be a stupid thought, but still Andrew spoke.
John on sabbatical
a podcast conversation with Triona Doocey asking some challenging questions about my sabbatical weeks.