Popes, on occasion, write letters to Christians across the world. These letters are known as Papal Encyclicals. Pope Francis wrote a very powerful Encyclical Letter, titled Laudato Si’: On the Care of our Common Home. The Pope wrote this letter in the light of the grave crisis that now faces the earth and the whole…
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A Message from Fr Dan: Our Father who Art in Heaven:
The Our Father is the first prayer that many of us learned. It is still many people’s favourite prayer. It was given to us by Jesus and it is the prayer that Jesus prayed many times in his own lifetime. The Our Father was given to the Apostles in the midst of Jesus’ final journey…

A Message from Fr. Dan: Building Bridges:
There is an ancient story told of two brothers, John and James who owned farms side by side. Over 50 years they worked their fields’ together, shared knowledge and produce, and lent a helping hand to one another in times of need. One day, a foolish argument broke out between the brothers and caused a…

A Message from Fr Dan: This weekend, we celebrate the Feast of Corpus Christi, the Body of Christ:
When Jesus was about to leave the world to return to his Father, he assured his followers, and us, that he would never leave us. Jesus instituted the Eucharist so that he would continue to be with us. He asked that we Do this in Memory of Me: In this way, Jesus is present at…

A Message from Fr Dan: This weekend, we celebrate the Feast of the Blessed Trinity; Father, Son and Holy Spirit:
“The Glory of God is a human being fully alive”. (St. Irenaeus). This is our deepest vocation; to be a good human being and to be a good Christian. We cannot be one without the other. Our deepest calling is to become the people God intended us to be.
During our life on earth,…
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