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Religion in Schools – Un
Religion in Schools While writing the blog last week on Christianity and Buddhism I realised how little
Christianity and Buddhism
This Sunday sees the celebration of the birthday of Buddha according to the Gregorian calendar. The
Is there a need for Exorcism i
Freedom From Evil Spirits Mention the word exorcism and most people will probably think of the famous
Do you know of St Richard of C
Looking at the Liturgical Calendar this week one saint stood out for me – St Richard of Chichester.
A Lenten Reflection
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
Religion and Young People Are you a young person aged between fifteen and twenty – nine? If the
Lent: the journey towards East
Did you notice anything unusual about some of the people you encountered on your travels on Wednesday
Confession is Good for the Sou
Confession is good for the soul Most of us at one time or another will have heard the expression ‘Confession
The Virtue of Kindness
I recently learned that February 17, last Sunday, is the date on which National Random Acts of Kindness
St Brigid’s Day –
February 1st was originally a pagan festival marking the beginning of the new Season. It was known as
Family is at the heart of Chri
At the heart of the Christmas, the message is the story of a family, the holy family of Nazareth, Jesus,
Coping with Grief
In the month of November, as we pray especially for the Holy Souls, we are reminded naturally of the
St Martin de Porres: Life and
On November 3rd we celebrate the feast of St Martin de Porres. But who is this saint and why is he so
November: Month of the Holy So
At this time of year, in the month before December, a lot of peoples’ thoughts are turning towards
Losing Faith in a Secular Worl
There is a lovely saying from Rabindranath Tagore, the Indian poet and philosopher, ‘Faith is the