Loving embrace of mothers A Mother’s Day reflection
Dear Lord,
Thank you for the gift of motherhood and the loving embrace that mothers provide.
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Dear Lord,
Thank you for the gift of motherhood and the loving embrace that mothers provide.
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A group of men catch up early morning every Wednesday. Nothing unusual in that but they don’t meet for an early dip in the ocean or to walk or run around the local park. They meet at a café in the Brisbane suburb of Chermside to enjoy a cup of coffee and to discuss the following Sunday’s Scripture readings.
A café latte … then time to reflect Read More »
The 4th Sunday of Lent is traditionally known as Laetare Sunday, so called because of the first word “Rejoice” in the Entrance Antiphon of the liturgy. Laetare is a Latin word that means “rejoice.” Midway on our long Lenten journey to Easter, our energy and enthusiasm may well be flagging.
Never give up because God doesn’t Read More »
Majellan Media has launched a new podcast series titled Prayer is Life featuring Redemptorist priest Father David Hore CSsR. Coincidentally, it aligns with a Year of Prayer announced by Pope Francis.
Holy Thursday: reconciliation
Leonardo da Vinci’s The Last Supper is one of the most iconic artworks in the world. It takes a snapshot of the apostles’ expressions of shock and anger as they react to Jesus’ declaration: “One of you will betray me.” The late Lasallian Brother Nicholas Hutchinson tells the story of how, when Leonardo was deciding how to paint the faces and postures of each of the 13 figures in the painting, he thought of a man who was bitterly jealous of him.
Easter Triduum reflections Read More »
There is so much more fun to be had at Easter. You can make Easter bonnets and decorate eggs with dye and wax. In Bermuda, there is a tradition of flying kites at Easter, while in Norway, they snuggle down and read crime novels (because of course they do!).
Eggs-quisite family fun! Read More »
“Don’t be alarmed,” the angel said. “You are looking for Jesus the Nazarene, who was crucified. He has risen! He is not here. See the place where they laid him.” Easter Vigil. (Easter Vigil Gospel)
No stranger to suffering Read More »
Women have had a major influence on the Church from the beginning. First among them is the virgin Mary who is rightly revered by Christians as she was chosen by God to be Jesus’ mother.
Remembering the women of the church Read More »
International Women’s Day (IWD) on Friday is a timely reminder of the powerful role women play in our lives … as mothers, grandmothers, wives, daughters, sisters and friends.
Forging a more inclusive world for women Read More »
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.
Pope renews calls for peace in Ukraine Read More »