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Lodate e benedite il mio Signore, ringraziatelo e servitelo con grande umiltà. St Francis of Assisi. Rainbows…
A few weeks ago, I participated in the first Via Creationis ever conducted at the Santo Celso…
Adviento celebra el advenimiento, la llegada de Jesús. Es un tiempo precioso en que la Liturgia –a…
Advent is a beautiful time. It is filled with many themes of waiting and expectation, of promises…
🇬🇧 Human being: place of love (of God) We live today in a society of fatigue, a…
“Early in the morning, on the first day of the week…..” This is how the Easter narrative begins. There is something beautiful and strange about this simple matter-of-fact sentence. The beginning of another week, another day; the familiar cycles of life and time continue. Its ordinariness is oddly comforting. When the security of our world has been shattered by violence and death, we long for the ‘ordinary’, the ‘normal’, the familiar, even the banal. Yet, this sentence is anything but ‘ordinary.’ It quietly opens into a new time and a new world: a world that is now defined, saturated, by the resurrection.
This Holy Week, we invite you to reflect and pray with audio reflections entitled “Women of the…
And so we have arrived at the 5th week of Lent. In whatever way we have chosen,…
The deep purples of Lenten repentance and sorrow are changed to a delicate rose colour. They signal that for today the rigours of our Lenten journey can lightened. This Sunday we can stop to rest for a moment and contemplate the goal of our journey – the homecoming of Easter.