by Sue Martin | Nov 19, 2021 | News
I can’t remember the last time a week passed by and I didn’t say at least one funeral Mass. Free from that obligation I’ve been busy this week with some of the practical things that need to be attended too at the three churches. An issue with the ‘Loop’ system in...
by Sue Martin | Nov 12, 2021 | News
As the Church’s year draws to a close, the readings this Sunday speak both of endings and eternal beginnings. All of them offer hope and direction to communities living in the midst of turbulent change and uncertainty. The Prophet Daniel in the First Reading offers...
by Sue Martin | Nov 12, 2021 | News
I don’t often catch the bus early in the morning when students are on their way to school. Yet there I was the other day, just after 8, waiting and watching as bus after bus disgorged boys and girls, all in uniform, some chatting together, most alone, earbuds in...
by Sue Martin | Nov 5, 2021 | News
I have a grandniece called Cleo, a beautiful girl, with long curly hair, a magic smile and a happy disposition. When I heard that a little girl with the same name had disappeared from a camping site in Australia, during a family holiday, it registered with me and I...
by Sue Martin | Nov 5, 2021 | News
Our readings this week explore the concepts of generosity, humility and self-giving. With the help of the Holy Spirit, they encourage us to live our lives as generously as Jesus did. The First Reading tells us of a poor destitute widow who shows great generosity in...
by Sue Martin | Oct 29, 2021 | News
I walked up to the front door of a house during the week, I was about to knock when, out of the corner of my eye I noticed, half hidden by the hedge, a skeleton on the grass and gasped. Still startled I noticed it was sort of half buried, but smiling, as if it were...