Valuing your work self
Covid changed the way many of us work. Being in lockdown forced much of the global workforce to spend time at home with the result many people are now happy not to go back to the office.
Valuing your work self Read More »
Jokes 13/3
Jokes Paddy and Mick were standing at the base of a flagpole, looking up. A woman walked by and asked what they were doing. “We’re supposed to work out the height of the flagpole,” said Paddy. “but we don’t have a ladder.” The woman took a spanner from her purse and loosened a few bolts.
Learning to be one with Jesus
How do we speak of God’s commitment to us in Jesus Christ?
Learning to be one with Jesus Read More »
The long road to a sustainable future
The United Nations (UN) is exploring ways to use Artificial Intelligence (AI) to drive change and make a positive impact on the environment.
The long road to a sustainable future Read More »
AI to rescue our rubbish
For those of us, despite our best intentions, who occasionally put the wrong product in recycling bins, help may be at hand – at last! And Artificial Intelligence (AI) could be the saviour.
AI to rescue our rubbish Read More »
Firm in their faith
Saints Perpetua and Felicity, also known as Perpetua and Felicitas, were early Christian martyrs who lived during the 2nd century AD. They were both young women who faced persecution and ultimately gave their lives for their faith.
Firm in their faith Read More »
It’s a small world after all
Children from around the globe are expected to descend on Rome on May 25 and 26 for the first World Day of Children. Pope Francis made the announcement at the Angelus on the feast of the Immaculate Conception in December.
It’s a small world after all Read More »
Ways to water a garden
In this fifth article in the series on Prayer, the importance of “watering a spiritual garden” is explored while Teresa of Avila and her texts, ‘The Four Ways to Water a Garden’ are referenced.
We continue to pray with St Augustine: ‘Late, have I loved you O beauty so ancient and so new, Late, have I loved you.’
Ways to water a garden Read More »
Viewpoint
So, another year begins. Christmas and the summer holidays by the beach are no more than a distant memory. It is hard to believe that we have almost reached the quarter of a century milestone since the turn of the century.