Father John visiting
Father John Trenchard, our former parish priest, will be visiting the parish property next Sunday morning, for the 10.30 Mass.
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Author: Father Kevin
The feast and memorial of Our Lady of Sorrows (aka. of Dolours)
“‘…as for thy own soul, it shall have a sword to pierce it.'” – Luke, 2: 35
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The prophet Zacharias (aka. Zechariah)
“The prophecy of Zacharias, a contemporary of the prophet Aggaeus (aka. Haggai) who was another prophet of this post-exilic period, is very significant for Christians because several of his lines were used by the Gospel-writers and in the rest of the New Testament…”
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A talk on assisted suicide by Baroness Grey-Thompson (September the 9th)
“On Thursday September 9th at 730pm, Baroness Grey-Thompson will deliver a talk entitled, ‘Assisted Dying: A Win for Autonomy or a Loss for Civil Society?’”
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Phoebe the deaconess
“…today is also the memorial day of the good lady Phoebe of Cenchrae, about whom we only know from a single mention made of her by the Apostle Saint Paul, in his letter to the Romans…”
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The Gospel according to Saint Matthew
“The Gospels were not meant to be biographies of Christ, although they provide biographical information. They were concerned rather with presenting Christ as the fulfilment of the promises.”
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The March for Life, London, 2021
“united voice to march for life together so that hearts and minds are changed about the greatest violation to human rights in history.”
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The strong woman: where shall we find her?
“Vain are the winning ways, beauty is a snare; it is the woman who fears the Lord that will achieve renown.”
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Saint Samuel and the first book of the Kings
“Samuel was a Nazarite prophet who, like so many great biblical figures (Samson, the Blessed Virgin, John the Baptist), was born to a mother who was barren and without children, a mother who promptly consecrated the child to God.”
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Embrace the Faith of our Fathers
“As true fathers, they did their job: defending the various local churches from attackers, administering corrective justice to draw errant Christians back into unity, settling disputes within the family of the Church, and ultimately either giving their lives for the Church or being prepared to.”
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