SATURDAY REFLECTION – 22ND JANUARY
Dear All, This week we are encouraged to pray for unity among all Christians. Each year the services for Unity Week are prepared by Christians in different countries. This year…
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Dear All, Today we are sending you some different reflections on prayer. Inevitably they are very different, one from another, since there are countless different ways to pray. You…
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SATURDAY REFLECTION – 8TH JANUARY 2022
Dear All, With the feast of the Epiphany celebrated & with the Baptism this weekend, we are emerging from the Christmas season & faced with some weeks of winter. That…
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SATURDAY REFLECTION FOR NEW YEAR’S DAY
Dear All, A very happy New Year to you! We hope you have had a good week & feel positive about the new year beginning. We have found a couple…
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SATURDAY REFLECTION FOR CHRISTMAS DAY
Dear All, Wishing you a very joy-filled Christmas & hoping it will be a good day for you. We have just a little in the way of reflections today knowing…
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SATURDAY REFLECTION – 18th December
Dear All, The 4th Sunday of Advent: in our Sunday liturgy there is a focus on Mary with the story of her visit to Elizabeth. The joy of last Sunday…
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SATURDAY REFLECTION – 11th December
Dear All, Tomorrow is Gaudete Sunday – traditionally a day of rejoicing. The readings given are explicitly very joyful & encouraging. We have included a couple: one of them, though, …
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The global is local: building hope through action in the local community
On 8th February at 6.45 – 8pm (on Zoom), we were delighted to welcome representatives from four organisations whom we had asked to describe their work in the local community…
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SATURDAY REFLECTION – 4 December
Dear All, Already a week of Advent has passed – Lent usually drags a bit on me but Advent – never! It always seems to spin by hardly allowing time…
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SATURDAY REFLECTION – 27 November
Dear All, Well, Advent is here again & what a year it has been. This time last year we were looking forward to something approaching a ‘normal’ Christmas, & then…
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