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Ultimately, Leo XIV reminds us that the choice between Babel and Jerusalem begins in the heart of every person, calling us to be builders of the civilisation of love in the face of the temptation of a new, dehumanised Babel....
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Dr D'Cunha is right that clericalism is a wound, that it has cost the Church credibility it may not recover in my lifetime, and that several of her practical proposals are overdue. I want to say that plainly before I say the rest, because the rest is a serious...
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In today’s gospel from Matthew, we hear one of the great robust dialogues between Jesus and the Canaanite woman who was a person in need, though not a member of the Chosen People....
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He acted in the manner that is natural to him, that is, with a form of respect that does not hinder closeness, simplicity, and intimacy, allowing himself to be touched and moved by what he sees and hears....
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The vision behind the shop was to provide resources that support prayer, faith formation and engagement with the liturgical seasons....
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When they play, children explore and delight in the grace of bodily movement. They learn what it means to be human and how to relate to one another....
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A world-first immersive exhibition recreating the Sistine Chapel will open in St Mary’s Cathedral forecourt this winter, offering visitors an opportunity to experience one of the world’s most iconic sacred artworks without travelling to Rome. ...
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We live in a time of great loneliness. Digitally, we are more connected than ever - everything is close, immediate, clickable - yet the sensation of estrangement grows....
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Reflecting the rich cultural diversity of the Wentworthville parish, guests were invited to wear traditional attire, creating a striking tapestry of colour and heritage throughout the evening of 13 February....
Ultimately, Leo XIV reminds us that the choice between Babel and Jerusalem begins in the heart of every person, calling us to be builders of the civilisation of love in the face of the temptation of a new, dehumanised Babel....
Dr D'Cunha is right that clericalism is a wound, that it has cost the Church credibility it may not recover in my lifetime, and that several of her practical proposals are overdue. I want to say that plainly before I say the rest, because the rest is a serious...
In today’s gospel from Matthew, we hear one of the great robust dialogues between Jesus and the Canaanite woman who was a person in need, though not a member of the Chosen People....
He acted in the manner that is natural to him, that is, with a form of respect that does not hinder closeness, simplicity, and intimacy, allowing himself to be touched and moved by what he sees and hears....
The vision behind the shop was to provide resources that support prayer, faith formation and engagement with the liturgical seasons....
When they play, children explore and delight in the grace of bodily movement. They learn what it means to be human and how to relate to one another....
A world-first immersive exhibition recreating the Sistine Chapel will open in St Mary’s Cathedral forecourt this winter, offering visitors an opportunity to experience one of the world’s most iconic sacred artworks without travelling to Rome. ...
We live in a time of great loneliness. Digitally, we are more connected than ever - everything is close, immediate, clickable - yet the sensation of estrangement grows....
Reflecting the rich cultural diversity of the Wentworthville parish, guests were invited to wear traditional attire, creating a striking tapestry of colour and heritage throughout the evening of 13 February....