WEDNESDAY REFLECTION
Mid-week Reflection: Twenty-Second Week in Ordinary Time During recent research for Art of the Month, I came across a splendid eighteenth century oil painting of a wedding banquet by the Dutch artist,
Mid-week Reflection: Twenty-Second Week in Ordinary Time During recent research for Art of the Month, I came across a splendid eighteenth century oil painting of a wedding banquet by the Dutch artist,
INTRODUCTION Today’s readings remind us that the Christian way is not an easy one. Suffering is part of it. We come to acknowledge that God is honoured by the way we live
Twenty-First Week in Ordinary Time At Mass in the school on 19th March, the feast of St Joseph, I said I did not know when we would meet again for the Holy
We are very grateful to Canon Baillie for continuing to provide his Homily. Who do you say I am? Peter gets it right in today’s Gospel and Jesus calls him ‘blessed’, that
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‘Surely, nothing can come between God’s love for us and ourselves, God’s love made visible in Christ Jesus our Lord’. This is Paul’s message in the second reading for this Sunday’s Mass
The gift of Wisdom Just a wee quick thought for this Sunday – The Gospel gives us some images which helps us grasp something of the wonder of the Kingdom of God
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