We are all woven together (from Tony) In the tapestry of life, each thread represents an individual, distinct yet integral to the whole. As we observe the World Day of Anti-Discrimination, we’re reminded of the rich diversity that forms the fabric of our society. This day calls us to reflect on the principle that underpins […]
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Two years on and the war in Ukraine shows no signs of abating. It’s been a punishing conflict with large losses of life on both sides.
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Friday March 1 marks the 10th anniversary of the first Zero Discrimination Day.
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Discover how to break free from the chains of distraction and empower your life with mindfulness in prayer that ushers in clarity and a deep sense of connection.
This episode illuminates the transformative power of being fully immersed in the present, whether in conversation with the divine or navigating the intricacies of everyday life. Fr David’s insights remind us that the beauty of life unfolds in the now, teaching us to appreciate the guidance and wisdom at our fingertips when we are truly attentive. Join us for an enriching journey into mindfulness and learn how to bring the essence of your prayerful presence into the heart of your daily experience
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🫶 A World Woven Together🫶 “There is neither Jew nor Gentile, neither slave nor free, nor is there male and female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus.” (Galatians 3:28, NRSV) On World Day of Social Justice, we’re invited to contemplate the beautiful tapestry of humanity. Each thread, unique in its colour and texture,
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A priest requested quotes from local painters to repaint the exterior of the parish hall. All the quotes were within a few dollars of one another, with the exception of one by a parishioner who had been in business for years and had an excellent reputation in the community. His quote was about half of his competitors, so naturally the priest gave him the job.