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God’s inclusive wall

God’s inclusive wall

It is always good to see clergy friends taking new initiatives in the field of social media. Rev. Bosco Peters of Christchurch has been on this road for many years, well before me, and counts his visitors to www.liturgy.co.nz in the tens of millions - at least a...

JMH funeral homily

JMH funeral homily

I suppose there are are two extremes for a funeral homily. Either the homilist can speak only about the life of the person who has died,  celebrating the life and saying good-bye, or focus on the life of God with hardly a mention of the one who has died. Both extremes...

the art of JMH

the art of JMH

The response to my post yesterday marking the death of Christchurch priest Monsignor James Harrington was both overwhelming and moving. Many readers were touched to learn that a most outstanding example of the art of JMH (as he usually signed a piece he had written)...

Mgr. Harrington RIP

Mgr. Harrington RIP

It is with sadness this morning that we have learnt of the death of Monsignor James Harrington PA. Monsignor Jim, as he was widely and affectionately known, became a priest of the Catholic Diocese of Christchurch on July 14 1957 when he was ordained by Bishop...

saved by the light

saved by the light

Several times at this weekend's Sunday liturgy we will pray in response to the first reading, "The Lord is my Light and my Salvation".  Twice in the Liturgy of the Word we will hear that the people in darkness have seen a great light. Let's take a couple of minutes to...