They were like sheep without a shepherd. They recognised leadership: They followed leadership The readings today are actually about leadership. Jeremiah admonishes the leaders of…
Read more Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Sunday For many centuries in the known worlds of Europe and Asia and Africa there were theories that there must be a…
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This Sunday is Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Sunday. It coincides with the Gospel of Mark which talks about the rejection of Jesus in his hometown of Nazareth. …
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Much of our life is lived in looking forward, in anticipation of what is to come. As a young child, I remember yearning to be older and to…
Read more End of term is time to reflect on a new beginning for Catholic Education Today marks the end of term two for our parish primary…
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Read more This weekend marks World Refugee Day. The United Nations observes Sunday, 20 June as World Refugee Day and is making a plea, particularly during this time of…
Read more The kingdom of God is like a seed planted that can grow into the biggest of seeds. This kind of imagery is also found in the First Testament and today…
Read more Our Churches will open up this weekend, after a two-week lockdown. As we are aware, for this weekend we are limited to fifty people in our Churches. We have set…
Read more The latest COVID lockdown has disrupted our plans for the celebration of First Eucharist across our parishes. Our Year 5 students and their families have been waiting for…
Coronavirus Parish Priest Sacramental Life
Read more Whenever there is a new birth in our family, (a new nephew or niece) – and we have had many over the years – one of the first questions always…
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