Love has two dimensions: emotion and behaviour. We feel an attraction to others so we act on that emotion. Yet, both dimensions can be irrational. The attraction cannot be the […]
Dragged on wooden frames across London and all wearing their priestly vestments, five martyrs “cheerfully went to their deaths as bridegrooms to their marriage” (Thomas More) on 4 May 1535. […]
Gospel readings this week introduce the Eucharistic discourse in John 6. Jesus said “I AM the living bread which came down out of heaven. If anyone eats of this bread, […]
This week we read about the encounter of Nicodemus with Jesus. According to John’s gospel, the Pharisee held high office and high esteem among his peers. He came to the […]
Their Lord had been betrayed by one of their own, then publicly crucified and now His tomb was empty. With mixed senses of sadness and incredulity, two disciples left for […]
As we move into Holy Week and, mindful of last weekend’s reflection, we might consider the responsibilities that reception of the Eucharist places upon us. What sort of God do […]
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Reflection on the Sacrament of Confession and on the two forms of receiving Holy Communion I read with great attention various articles and watch various programmes on the two forms […]
It may seem strange that in the period of Lent when we contemplate the death of Christ, we have two feast days next week that are more closely associated with […]
Peter asks Jesus, “Lord, how often shall my brother sin against me, and I forgive him?” With this simple question in Matthew 18 this week, Jesus taught His followers how […]