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Gayle and the Rosary
Earlier this morning, I found myself reading a couple of posts on social media about "the story behind your Rosary" and the memories particular sets of beads may hold for the owner. There were also some posts about that well-known Catholic habit of 'collecting...
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A Letter from St Paul
Taking part in an online prayer meeting last weekend, the priest mentioned the Letter of St Paul to the Ephesians, recommending a reading of that Letter. His words have stayed with me all...
Never Forsake You
Speaking at the weekly General Audience in Saint Peter's Square in Rome this morning, our Holy Father Pope Francis had this to say - "Tomorrow we remember, with great veneration, Our Lady...
Practising What We Preach
The living of faith is not always easy. Most of the time, my faith is a thing of real joy, something very deep and personal and - to me - beautiful. Most of the time. But there are also...
Sacred Scripture
At the Second Vatican Council, in November 1965, the Council Fathers published a document entitled 'Dei Verbum' (The Word Of God), the 'Dogmatic Constitution on Divine Revelation'. This...
A Rosary of Sorrows
Yesterday was the First Friday of the month, traditionally dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus; because of this, I was praying the Litany of the Sacred Heart during my evening prayers....
Remembering Nevers
The statue of 'Notre Dame des Eaux' in the convent garden.Bernadette said of it - "She has something of the beauty that I saw". I had written earlier about my favourite Saints and noting...
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Voice of the Shepherd:
Words From The Holy Father
Pope Francis
“Our lives and the history of the world are in God’s hands. Let us entrust the Church, ourselves and the entire world to the Immaculate Heart of Mary. Let us pray for peace, the end of the pandemic, a penitent spirit, and our conversion.“
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Faithful and submissive to the Holy Father and to the Magisterium of the Catholic Church
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