Last Sunday we celebrated International Women’s Day. While many people may have let the day pass without realising its significance, each year on March 8, the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women are recognised.
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When Jesus says he is the light of the world what do we make of it? Have we ever experienced this light? Or do we live somewhere between the darkness and the promise of it, perhaps too caught up in the light of our phones to see the people around us?
Learning to see as God sees-Gospel Reflection Read More »
Gather your family and friends, pack a picnic lunch and journey to Galong, NSW on March 15 for a day of faith and fun to celebrate the tercentenary of the birth (300) of the Redemptorist Brother, and ‘Champion of the Family’, St Gerard Majella.
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Jokes I only know 25 letters of the alphabet. I don’t know y. Want to hear a joke about construction? … I’m still working on it. I used to hate facial hair—but then it grew on me. Dad, can you put my shoes on? No, they won’t fit me. I ordered a
🍂🍃🍁 AUTUMN REFLECTIONS 🍁🍃🍂 “Autumn reminds us that change can be beautiful, inevitable, and necessary.” ~ Terri Guillemets ~ Autumn can act like a mirror, revealing the changes that have quietly taken place in our own lives. Just as the leaves shift from green to gold, amber and red, we too go through transformations
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Something fascinating about the Christian faith has been occurring. While the world at large has been grappling with the pandemic, wars in Gaza and Ukraine, and America’s interest in Greenland, young people’s interest in Christianity has risen.
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Breaking boundaries is not always a good thing! In fact, we do well, for the most part, to stay within the boundaries set by family, community, workplace, church and state. However, if we are to grow in our calling to be missionary disciples of Jesus, we need to realise that Jesus himself was not afraid to question prejudices and break boundaries when the mission requires it.
Jesus shows us the way to care-Gospel Reflection Read More »
Gather your family and friends, pack a picnic lunch and journey to Galong, NSW on March 15 for a day of faith and fun to celebrate the tercentenary of the birth (300) of the Redemptorist Brother, and ‘Champion of the Family’, St Gerard Majella.
St Gerard Majella: a celebration of family life and love Read More »
Jokes A crook stuck a gun in the man’s ribs and said: “Hand over your phone and your money.” The man replied: “You can’t do this. I’m a Senator in Canberra.” The crook replied: “In that case, give me my money.” Teacher: “Which book has helped you the most in your life?” Student: “My
