Yesterday, Today and the Same Forever
It is now three weeks since I started working in Age Action, and thus far, I am delighted, and I feel as if I’ve returned home. It reminds me of […]
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It is now three weeks since I started working in Age Action, and thus far, I am delighted, and I feel as if I’ve returned home. It reminds me of […]
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Over the past few weeks, I have been reflecting on the blogs and been moved by their honesty. After Sunday’s wonderful service, I went for a walk on Griffith Ave. […]
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The other week at Ignite, Matthew mentioned the series called Chosen. I too have watched this very innovative approach to the depiction of the Gospel. In particular, I was greatly moved by the episode […]
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The following blog is based on reflections I’ve had since Brian and Marcus gave us great teachings during our international service on Easter Sunday regarding the Walk to Emmaus and […]
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That we live our verbs, not nouns[1] I was asked if I could set the “blog ball” in motion for 2020 – how could I refuse. Naturally, I was a […]
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I officiated at my first civil funeral of an elderly lady which caused me to do a lot of thinking. These reflections were utterly reframed after hearing a wonderful teaching […]
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On Sunday 27th May, I was all set to go to Ignite in Blackrock, followed by lunch with my dear friend Grace. However, I seemed to be faffing around rather […]
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As we are in the season of Easter and the mystery of the Resurrection, I couldn’t but write on this theme. Marion Smith gave us a wonderful reflection during lent […]
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The “Hidden Treasure” (Matthew 44) hidden in “Some seeds…” Mark 4 Last Christmas my brother Paul gave me a present of a large ceramic flower pot, covered in stones with […]
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This is a difficult blog to write due to word-count limitation! It is a blog book-ended with coming to terms with compulsory redundancy and the passing of Liam while my […]
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