“So, all is not lost. We still have the Scriptures. That treasure trove of human suffering, seeking, yearning and finding God in the myriad struggles of their lives. Hope prevails. Exiles return. A messiah comes. The incarnation of God remains one of our most profound mysteries. An affirmation that human beings are beloved by God. The very manifestation of God in human form– Jesus of Nazareth entered into our misery and offered radical reorientation”.
It was an insightful evening last 15 October 2019, at St. Bernadette’s Primary School in Naenae. Download here a copy of her talk.
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Cardinal Thomas Williams shares one way to proclaim Matthew’s gospel of the Passion of Jesus, which can be read by multiple voices during the reading of the Gospel. A recommended…
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