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“Come, have breakfast!” “Happy Birthday!”
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- We are in the midst of the joys and sorrows of the human living. Indeed, with our perspective as disciples of Jesus we are gifted with a specific insight into […]
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CHRIST IS RISEN
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- It seems appropriate to give the front page, this week, to our beloved Pope Francis. The following are extracts from his homily for Easter Sunday 2025, read for him by […]
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From Fr Patrick, as together we mourn the death of Pope Francis.
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- Dear parishioners and all who may read this, We experience a mixture of emotions today. The sadness that comes with death, as we mourn our beloved Holy Father, Francis, Bishop […]
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“The Light of Christ! Thanks be to God!”
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- In the darkness of the night, a light will shine – Yes, the Light of Christ! We can hold this truth before us always. In the times in which the […]
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People of Faith
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- As we reach the sixth and final Sunday of Lent our own Lenten journey closely follows that of Jesus as he prepares us for the great liturgies of the Easter […]
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Second Chances
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- ‘Master, this woman was caught in the very act of committing adultery, and Moses has ordered us in the Law to condemn women like this to death by stoning. What […]
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It is hard
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- The parable of the prodigal son has been especially relevant to our family in the last few weeks. With the pending and then eventual passing of my wife Sandra’s dad, […]
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Surprise!
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- Moses in the account from the Book of Exodus is surprised to see the bush before him was aflame yet not consumed. So surprised was he that he needed to […]
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24 Hours for the Lord
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- Remember, 24 HOURS FOR THE LORD will be held at the Cathedral from at 5.30pm this Friday 28 Marchstarting with a Liturgy led by Archbishop Paul and continuing through the […]
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Listen to Him
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- The American Jesuit Daniel Berrigan once wrote Ten Commandments for the Long Haul. He was meditating on hope and perseverance in difficult times. His first commandment was ‘Call on Jesus […]
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‘Understanding the riches hidden in Christ’
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- The Hebrew scriptures and the gospel passage today underline a period of trial – a passage in the desert no less. Though instead of it being a time of isolation […]
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Killing me softly
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- On Tuesday morning I woke up to the news that Roberta Flack, who sang the hit song “Killing me softly with his song” had passed away. There are two lines […]
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Love! Forgive!
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- We love being loved. We love being surrounded by care, concern, and encouragement. We love knowing that people will be beside us through the fine days of life, as well […]
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Paradox
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- In this week’s Gospel, our Lord presents a paradoxical view on being blessed; one that contradicts the worldly view of what it is to be blessed. The Beatitudes are a […]
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Life is tough…. A reflection on the Gospel of Luke 4:21-30
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- So suck it up and move on! These are probably not the words you want to hear after experiencing some disappointment or rejection. Some will say it is tough love, […]
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