Month: February 2020
Mass Times 23.02.2020
A Better Attitude
How do we honestly react to this Sunday’s gospel reading? It’s very likely that some of us may have our doubts about some of it. We may have trouble with what Jesus says about loving our enemies, turning the other cheek, giving without expecting repayment, refusing to pass judgement on…
The moral issues of murder and marital relations
In today’s Gospel, Jesus continues his teaching on the mountain. He addresses the moral issues of murder and marital relations. On the issue of murder, Jesus calls us to choose to be persons of peace and compassion or to be persons of violence. We are told that murder is like…
Mass Times 16.02.2020
Newsletter 16.02.2020
Newsletter 09.02.2020
Mass Times 09.02.2020
Salt and Light, Open and Closed
Do we think of prayer as time spent quietly with hands held together, asking, waiting and listening. Our readings today tell us it goes much further than that. In the part of the Sermon on the Mount we hear this weekend Jesus exhorts his disciples to put his teachings into…
Wise in old age – our aspiration
Our gospel today describes two people that we should aspire to be like. Simeon and Anna were wise old people who had lived prayerful lives of faith and in particular lives of hope and expectation. They longed to see the salvation God had promised to the world and in fact…
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Mass Times 23.02.2020
A Better Attitude
How do we honestly react to this Sunday’s gospel reading? It’s very likely that some of us may have our doubts about some of it. We may have trouble with what Jesus says about loving our enemies, turning the other cheek, giving without expecting repayment, refusing to pass judgement on…
The moral issues of murder and marital relations
In today’s Gospel, Jesus continues his teaching on the mountain. He addresses the moral issues of murder and marital relations. On the issue of murder, Jesus calls us to choose to be persons of peace and compassion or to be persons of violence. We are told that murder is like…
Mass Times 16.02.2020
Newsletter 16.02.2020
Newsletter 09.02.2020
Mass Times 09.02.2020
Salt and Light, Open and Closed
Do we think of prayer as time spent quietly with hands held together, asking, waiting and listening. Our readings today tell us it goes much further than that. In the part of the Sermon on the Mount we hear this weekend Jesus exhorts his disciples to put his teachings into…
Wise in old age – our aspiration
Our gospel today describes two people that we should aspire to be like. Simeon and Anna were wise old people who had lived prayerful lives of faith and in particular lives of hope and expectation. They longed to see the salvation God had promised to the world and in fact…