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Saint of the Month: St Edith of Wilton

Posted: 4 October 2022

St Edith of Wilton lived in the late tenth and early eleventh centuries, and is remembered on 18 September.

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Twenty-seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time

Posted: 2 October 2022

Jesus had probably shocked his disciples by the severe warnings about leading others astray and by his insistence that there was no limit to forgiveness (Luke 17:1-4).

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Twenty-sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Posted: 25 September 2022

Lazarus is the only character with a name in Jesus’ parables. Lazarus is the Greek version of the Hebrew "Eleazar", which means “God will help”. The rich man is sometime referred to as Dives.

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Twenty-fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Posted: 18 September 2022

Today’s parable is very strange, because the steward is praised for his shrewdness in acting dishonestly. How could Jesus praise sinfulness?

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Twenty-fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Posted: 11 September 2022

The story of the prodigal son must be one of the best-loved that Jesus told. We know it so well and yet, as our lives unfold, we can gain new insights.

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Concert: Hands Across the Sea

Posted: 8 September 2022

A concert of music from Ireland and Japan, on Sunday 18 September at 7:30pm.

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Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time

Posted: 4 September 2022

The images Jesus chose for his teaching were very powerful. A tower is a very striking feature in a landscape.

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Prayer Service: Season of Creation

Posted: 1 September 2022

A prayer service marking Season of Creation 2022, on Thursday 8 September at 7:30pm.

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Twenty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time

Posted: 28 August 2022

Jesus seemed to have really enjoyed having meals with people. “Companion” literally means “bread fellow”, someone with whom you share bread. It implies an intimacy.

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Twenty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time

Posted: 21 August 2022

The Jews were the chosen people and because of this some of them felt sure of salvation.

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