Jokes Little Mike’s parents are concerned about the artwork he is bringing home from school as he only uses dark pastels, brown and black . They wonder if this could indicate a mental health problem. They take him to a psychologist. The psychologist wants to see Mike at work, so he gives him a sheet […]
Gospel Gazing Exploring the profound meanings behind seemingly perplexing gospel passages. Breaking Boundaries with God’s Love Does God favour the powerful, or does His love transcend societal status and wealth? Join us on Gospel Gazing as Redemptorist Priest David Hore CSsR unpacks a challenging passage from the letter of St. James, revealing how our faith
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The tragic death of a seventeen-year-old at a West Australian detention centre last week has again highlighted the scourge of youth suicide in our community.
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It’s difficult not to make distinctions. Invariably, we favour some people over others. For example: we choose our friends, we choose a person to be our husband or wife, we choose ‘sides’ in disputes, we choose to avoid some people, and we choose to forgive some people and condemn others.
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🫶 You Are Not Alone – A Message of Hope 🫶 “You are stronger than you know, more capable than you ever dreamed and you are loved more than you could possible imagine.” ~ Unknown ~ September 10 is World Suicide Prevention Day. Let us take a moment to remind ourselves and others
Jokes A Catholic doctor, known for his successful treatment of the infirmed, had a waiting room full of people one Monday morning. One of the patients, a little old woman, turned up all bent over. She shuffled into the waiting room leaning on a cane. When her turn came, she hobbled into the doctor’s office,
Gospel Gazing Exploring the profound meanings behind seemingly perplexing gospel passages. The light in you Have you ever wondered how the purity and direction of our hearts can transform our perception of the world? Join us for an uplifting conversation with Fr David Hore CSsR, as he explores the profound teachings of Jesus and uncover
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“for believers in Jesus Christ, the Word of God who became man for our sake, “the life of the spirit is not dissociated from the body or from nature or from worldly realities, but lived in and with them, in communion with all that surrounds us” (Laudato Si’, 216). The ecological crisis thus summons us to a profound spiritual conversion: Christians are called to “an ecological conversion whereby the effects of their encounter with Jesus Christ become evident in their relationship with the world around them” (ibid., 217). For “living our vocation to be protectors of God’s handiwork is essential to a life of virtue; it is not an optional or a secondary aspect of our Christian experience” (ibid.).
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