Newsletter
- February 18, 2022
By following the example of Jesus we are asked to offer each other the hand of peace, reconciliation and forgiveness. Somebody has to have the courage to take the first step to stop the violence.
Read moreBy following the example of Jesus we are asked to offer each other the hand of peace, reconciliation and forgiveness. Somebody has to have the courage to take the first step to stop the violence.
Read moreOur vocation as Christians is not to be first in this world, but rather to be first in the eyes of God. We are challenged to examine our present situation in the context of our ultimate horizon, the Kingdom of God.
Read moreYou, too, are called to commit yourself wholeheartedly to the message of love and forgiveness brought to us by Jesus; you, too, must, in your own heart, leave everything and follow him.”
Read moreJesus said I no longer call you servants, I call you friends. He understood what friendship means and demands.
Read moreJust as Jesus had ‘the power of the Spirit within him’, just as the first apostles had the ‘power of the Spirit’ within them, we too have the ‘power of the Spirit’ within us.
Read moreIn our present times of suffering, be they Omicron, Climate change, Political uncertainty, Poverty, Illness or death; our hope, our certainty rests in the person of Jesus, in his ‘Great Sign’, his ‘Great Hour’, when he died and rose again and is now with us, truly with us, until the end of time.
Read moreOur baptism in Christ, invites us to uphold the life of each one in a dignified world.
Read more‘Glory to God in the highest heaven, and on earth peace among those whom he favours!’ In other words, the long awaited moment had come, the world had changed forever - even if it didn’t feel any different.
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