Lent: Making Quiet Time for God “The Lord is near to all who call on Him, to all who call on Him in truth.” ~ Psalm 145:18 ~ Lent begins with an invitation — not to do more, but to slow down.It’s a chance to make quiet time for God, even on the busiest […]
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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In the Old Testament, the Hebrew word for God’s glory, ‘kabod’, signifies the glorious manifestation of his presence. When this happens, the normally unseen and imperfectly known God makes himself known to his people in a visible and tangible way.
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Jokes Teacher: “Who do you want to be when you grow up?” Timmy: “I want to follow in my father’s footsteps and be a policeman.” Teacher: “I didn’t know your father was a policeman.” Timmy: “He isn’t. He’s a burglar.” And some one liners … Why did the robber take a bath? Because he
MY WISHES FOR YOU “Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go.” ~ Joshua 1:9 ~ My wishes for you are about the little things that make life meaningful, not grand achievements or a picture-perfect life. I
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My precious and crucified Lord, I offer You this Lent.
I offer it to You with total abandonment and trust.
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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The ancient texts in the book of Genesis, which speak to us of creation and then our fall from grace, provide us with the most marvellous insights into our nature and the nature of the world about us. Creationists who insist only on a literal interpretation of such biblical texts do themselves and us a great disservice, precisely because they fail to grasp the depth of meaning that lies within them.
