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Third Sunday in Ordinary TimeOne thing strikes me as I ponder on our first reading from Nehemiah, following what happens when the priest and scribe, Ezra, reads the Law to the gathered community. I can imagine him standing in front of the assembly reading and exp...
First Sunday in Ordinary TimeOne of the most helpful insights I was given, and I've heard it said elsewhere, is that we need to treat the scriptures a little like a detective plot, as though we are a mini Miss Marple, Poirot, Fr Brown or Maigret. In other words ...
Second Sunday in AdventMore than ever I am aware that these dark grey days affect some people very badly, I suffer from SAD and it doesn't get better with age, if anything it's a fight against what the ancients called real melancholia, but come a sunny day and di...
In such an age as we live in, the power of the media in its many forms is immense, it allows us to examine issues but it also helps form opinion, not always necessarily for the good of others, so in public life those who are able need to be robust guardians of the truth and ask for stro...
Roll away the stone: a happy and blessed Easter to our readers! Share on Facebook Ed MorrisseyPosted at 12:01 am on April 4, 2021 Share on Facebook Share on Twitter May all of our readers have a happy and blessed Easter celebration today, as we begin to see light at the end of a tunnel that we started entering about this time last year. We would also like to wish our Jewish readers a belated Passover greeting, as this year both events take place close to each other as they did the year before. We are still struggling through separation and isolation and looking for a resurrection this year, a...