God works in mysterious ways and does not reason like humans. “My ways are not your ways, and my thoughts are not your thoughts.” (Isaiah 55:8) God chooses whomever He wants as His instruments, and empowers them for His mission, that is, to be messengers of justice, peace, progress, charity, mercy and compassion. Fr Anil […]

All who wish to be first must make themselves the servants of all.  

Once again, we come to our diocese’s Perpetual Day of Remembrance, decreed by our Late Bishop Bill Wright in 2020. Its date, 15th September, corresponds with the Memorial of Our Lady of Sorrows. This year it falls on a Sunday. The readings, which were specially chosen for this very important day in our calendar, remain […]

Jesus shows that he is intimately involved in, and has command over, the stuff of life in this story of healing. The healing is not done from a safe, sanitary distance, but up close and personal. Jesus makes body contact with a man whose tongue and ears are touched and cured. Jenny Close Subscribe at […]