Recently someone shared with me that one of the biggest problems of the Church at this time was that we were getting too involved in… Read More »The Cross: Radical love, forgiveness, servanthood and hospitality
It is OK to say “No!” The whole room sat up and listened. The beautiful young woman – a Year 12 – looked at the… Read More »In the battle of respect – trust your gut!
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Voice: Part 3 In October I will be voting ‘Yes!’ I have had the most privileged of lives. I am so lucky. I am loved… Read More »nation to be proud of, gift to our children’s children.
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I am sure we have all heard the saying, “When the pupil is ready, the teacher will come!” There is much wisdom in this saying.… Read More »teacher in a thousand ways
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The Via Dolorosa is traditionally believed to be the path Jesus trod carrying his cross to the Crucifixion on Good Friday. Recently during a Professional… Read More »Finding love, meaning and hope in the steps of our own via dolorosa.