Campaign to target infant and maternal health
A campaign targeting maternal and newborn health will begin on World Health Day on Monday (April 7).
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The art of forgiveness-Gospel Reflection
During Lent have we passed judgment on anyone? On social media say, which thrives on it, or at home, at work, perhaps in church, wherever we find ourselves. Often, we criticise others so we feel satisfied we’re not like them, and as we do, we happily deflect attention from our own lives.
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Jokes 2/04
Jokes Three women die and go to heaven. When they arrive, St Peter says: “We only have one rule here in heaven: do not step on the ducks!” So, they enter heaven, and there are ducks everywhere. It is almost impossible not to step on a duck, and although they try their best to
Shining the light on autism
Not sure much was known about autism, or Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), forty years ago. It has seemingly become more prevalent in the past few decades, or at least diagnoses have improved.
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To love equally-Gospel Reflection
The parable in this week’s gospel tells us about the experience of being loved. It is about a father who shares his love equally with both his sons and as they mature into adulthood, he gives them space to make their own decisions.
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Jokes 26/03
Jokes April 1 is on Tuesday … a day when people should be careful not to be fooled. Pranksters are always up to something, so beware! Knock, knock! Who’s there? Noah. Noah who? Noah good April Fools’ joke? I was going to tell you an April Fools’ joke about boxing, but I forget the punch line.
In harmony with one another
Harmony Week began on Monday, coincidentally, on the same day we celebrated Saint Patrick and the wonderful influence the Irish have had on Australia.
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