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A message from Fr John

Posted: 13 October 2020

The next section of the Pope’s Encyclical is entitled 'Heart open to the world’.

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A message from Fr John

Posted: 12 October 2020

A slight diversion this morning from Peter J Here is the etymology of Nesh from the OED.

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A message from Fr John

Posted: 11 October 2020

Continuing with the summary of Pope Francis’ Encyclical: In the first of eight chapters, which is entitled “Dark Clouds over a Closed World”,

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A message from Fr John

Posted: 10 October 2020

Good morning - it certainly getting cooler either that or I’m going nesh!  (a prize for anyone who can work out the etymology of nesh)

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A message from Fr John

Posted: 08 October 2020

We’re back to the following routine Today: Zoom Mass 12.00pm; Private prayer in church; 2.00pm; Zoom Exposition 5.00pm

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A message from Fr John

Posted: 07 October 2020

St Ignatius in his instructions to retreatants offers the following prayer at the end of the Spiritual Exercises.

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A message from Fr John

Posted: 06 October 2020

Our time of retreat together is drawing to a close and so I thought we might look at what St Ignatius considered to be his most important instruction to his fellow Jesuits - The Examen.

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A message from Fr John

Posted: 05 October 2020

Yesterday’s funeral was special - a loving tribute to a unique individual. I know all bereavements are unique;

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A message from Fr John

Posted: 04 October 2020

Time is a little tight today and so just two thoughts:

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A message from Fr John

Posted: 03 October 2020

Good morning - albeit a rather soggy one

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A message from Fr John

Posted: 02 October 2020

Today’s Gospel is Luke 10: 17 - 24 The disciples come back rejoicing in their mission success and return to the congratulations of Jesus.

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A message from Fr John

Posted: 01 October 2020

Today’s Gospel is Luke 10: 13 - 16 As we read it we wonder what it must have felt like to the apostles to have heard their home towns condemned fairly brutally.

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