Monthly Archives: December 2014
Seeing the Light that is Around Us — John 1:6-8, 19-28 — Dec 15, 2014
Jhn 01v06-8, 19-28 Seeing the Light that is Around Us Some time ago, there was a married couple in a counselling situation. The air was tense, because they were in a situation of conflict. “Most couples dealing with difficulties … Continue reading
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Remember Us O God — Isa 64:1-9 — Nov 30, 2014
Remember Us O God On Advent 1 our readings today focus on a future that is coming, for which we should be prepared. We should be prepared for a future transition which may be terrifying. The first reading is from … Continue reading
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