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Faith

A Tale of Two Thomases   The reign of Henry VIII is always fertile ground for writers partly because

Cathedrals Anyone? Summer is here and many parents will be trying to find ways to entertain their children

Yesterday, June 13th marked the feast day of one of the best loved saints in the Roman Catholic Church,

In Roman Catholicism we have a tradition of wearing medals and scapulars and venerating relics of the

Religion in Schools While writing the blog last week on Christianity and Buddhism I realised how little

This Sunday sees the celebration of the birthday of Buddha according to the Gregorian calendar.  The

Freedom From Evil Spirits Mention the word exorcism and most people will probably think of the famous

Looking at the Liturgical Calendar this week one saint stood out for me – St Richard of Chichester. 

A Mid-Lent Reflection As I am writing this we are just half way through Lent and depending on your outlook

Religion and Young People Are you a young person aged between fifteen and twenty – nine?  If the

Did you notice anything unusual about some of the people you encountered on your travels on Wednesday

Confession is good for the soul Most of us at one time or another will have heard the expression ‘Confession

I recently learned that February 17, last Sunday, is the date on which National Random Acts of Kindness

February 1st was originally a pagan festival marking the beginning of the new Season. It was known as

At the heart of the Christmas, the message is the story of a family, the holy family of Nazareth, Jesus,

In the month of November, as we pray especially for the Holy Souls, we are reminded naturally of the

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