staying focussed on our experience of Jesus Christ in the routines and demands of daily life
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lectio divina
The method of prayer I use to prepare the reflections on the scriptures of the day is a form of what is known in the Christian tradition as Lectio Divina.
let us adore
378 years ago today, 6 January 1643, Dutch explorer Abel Tasman noticed and named a small group of islands
holy & innocent
The homelessness of Mary, Joseph and their child Jesus may have lasted several years
love in diversity
The central question is not about who is in, who is out, who is right or who is wrong, but Is there love?
on the road
The one who journeys with purpose is able to negotiate any obstacle.
the messengers
The “great conjunction” of Jupiter and Saturn was visible last night. The Bethlehem star?
the centre
Only when the hub of the wheel is in the centre can the wheel run smoothly.
visiting
Too often our days are filled with business catch-ups, or networking over a 50 minute coffee with the aim of building our earthly kingdoms.
Angelus
Before you watch, take a moment to call to mind the intention for which you want to pray.
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family
People of faith will be able to live with the ambiguity of imperfection in our families
eye witness
Even more profoundly we can have a heart-felt sense of someone or something.
living nativity
A living nativity is an engagement with the total reality of life in every aspect of human life on earth.
it’s not a secret
Perhaps this is the mystery kept secret for endless ages. God prefers the peripheries
silent classroom
Those who are truly wise know that silence can provide a higher school of learning, a classroom of growth