Having parents to guide and nurture us, especially in our early years, is crucial. We learn so much from them, even if we are unaware of the influence they are having on us.
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A book of reflections by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Catholic women was launched during National Reconciliation Week.
A good reconciliation yarn Read More »
The Eucharist not only keeps alive the memory of what Christ has done by giving his life for us. More profoundly, the Eucharist manifests the ever-present experience of what Christ and the Spirit continue to do for us throughout our lives.
Partaking in the living bread-Gospel Reflection Read More »
Pope Leo XIV’s first encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas, can be heard on Common Home TV. The audio version is available via this link:
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Jokes One night, Mum hears noises downstairs at 2 in the morning. She wakes up her husband. Mum: “I think someone broke into the house.” Dad jumps out of bed and grabs the nearest weapon he can find … a mop. They creep downstairs careful not to make a noise. Dad
Pope Leo XIV’s, who has been outspoken about the misuse of artificial intelligence (AI), has released his first encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas: On Safeguarding the Human Person in the Time of Artificial Intelligence, warning of the dangers of “dehumanisation”.
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The feast of the Holy Trinity is a wonderful celebration of the three persons of the Trinity. Indeed, St Therese of Lisieux saw the Trinity as the essence of God’s divine loving presence which draws us into life with God.
Overcoming the fear-Gospel Reflection Read More »
Jokes What’s the opposite of artificial intelligence? Natural stupidity! Why did the AI go to therapy? It had too many identity crises after being asked, “Are you human?” Why did the AI break up with the calculator? Because it felt like the relationship was just adding up to nothing. What do you
