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God is …

God is …

Perhaps there is a way to ensure that I am well whatever is going on in my life.

something greater

something greater

I like Jonah. I understand him. I get his reluctance. I feel his fear. I can even read his mind

Our Father

Our Father

Today’s reflection on the Our Father is available in two forms so you can read and/or listen.

leadership

leadership

A clear and direct question, which one cannot avoid or remain neutral to, nor can one delegate the response to someone else

signs of hope

signs of hope

Hope gives meaning, a purpose to what we are living. The hopeful person knows that optimism is not enough

more sinners

more sinners

I admit that I am powerless… I admit that my life is unmanageable when I try to control it.

wobbly hearts

wobbly hearts

I suspect Pope Francis has been reading Food For Faith this week searching for homily ideas

quick, now, here, always

quick, now, here, always

Something wonderful happens in me when I let God be God, and admitting my powerlessness turn to the ONE

Ash Wednesday

Ash Wednesday

relax a little and invite Jesus to take the initiative for growth, peace and joy in your life

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better than new

better than new

. Some readers will be familiar with the popular TV series The Repair Shop. I've appreciated a number of the on-demand episodes and marvelled at the skill of the craftspeople who restore much loved family treasures, often badly broken or at least well worn, giving...

choose life

choose life

I have set before you life and death. Choose life, then

Ash Wednesday

Ash Wednesday

“it would seem that Our Lord finds our desires, not too strong, but too weak.

Parish Mission

Parish Mission

This weekend, and until Tuesday night, I am in the parish of St. Joseph in Upper Hutt for a parish mission.

the year’s beginning

the year’s beginning

One month ago today I was beginning 2024 with 150 young Catholics aged between 18 & 35.Â