Preachers at the banquet of Holy Wisdom
Dr Reid prescribed a three-course meal in which the spirituality of the preacher is expounded in words and themes that the hearers understand through their own spiritual journey.
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Dr Reid prescribed a three-course meal in which the spirituality of the preacher is expounded in words and themes that the hearers understand through their own spiritual journey.
‘You hypocrites, you’re in here saying your prayers and I’m out there struggling to survive’.
A meeting of two peoples, of two churches’Lyon and Wellington’from either ends of the earth.
Living in the Middle East for over 40 years, Maltese nun Patricia Crockford, who teaches music at Bethlehem University, tells of the human suffering she has witnessed.
Fr Manuel Musallam gave this homily in mid-January 2009 just after the ‘ceasefire’ after a 22-day Israeli invasion of Gaza.
The Letter to the Romans represents the Mount Everest of New Testament scholarship. As the Christian church crumbled under the Barbarian invasions, Augustine learned from Romans how one can construct a view of human nature and the state which can survive the breakdown of civilisation.
Last month a bass drum beat out across Wellington’s Civic Square the death toll of (then) more than 800 people killed in the so-called ’22-day war’ launched by the Israeli military against the people of Gaza on December 27.
On December 13, 2008, Vince Onesi was ordained a priest for the Diocese of Palmerston North. We reprint here Bishop Peter Cullinane’s homily.
In 2006 the archdiocesan synod offered a prophetic statement concerning social justice: ‘In 2011 all members of the archdiocese will know and understand that social justice is at the heart of the gospel.’