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HAKUNA – Visit of the Apostolic Nuncio Archbishop Miguel Maury Buendia to the HAKUNA youth group
Last week, the Apostolic Nuncio Archbishop Miguel Maury Buendia visited the HAKUNA youth group.
‘Spiritual Seeds’ from Fr Ivano…
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Flesh & Bones
We know from the Gospels that at table with the Risen Christ we find a variety of food: grilled fish, bread and much more. Caravaggio, in his well-known Supper at Emmaus, has included wine, meat and even a basket…
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”Women why are you crying?” CHRIST our hope is RISEN ALLELUIA!
Have you ever heard of “tomb psychology”? Thinking that everything is going badly in my life and things can’t get worse… Losing heart… feeling sick in spirit… cynical, negative and despondent… Growing disheartened and tempted to judge everything in…
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Women & Soldiers
Around the empty open tomb of Christ appear, from the very beginning, two distinct groups of peoples, two “movements”: the women and the soldiers, a “movement” of TRUTH and a “movement” of LIES. The women run away from the…
Seven Words on Marriage
Drawing from the marriage promises, married couples in Scripture, and the insights of Pope Francis and Pope John Paul II, we can discover the faithful presence of our loving God in the life-journey of every married couple.
Seeing the Pandemic with Eyes of Faith
So much has been said and written about the Covid Pandemic which has generated more heat than light, criticising the government or the Church and dividing people into believers or deniers.
Fr Ivano Millico looks at the events of the last year through a prophetic lens enlisting the help of Saints who have lived through moments of great personal or societal crisis. St Therese of Lisieux, Job, St Charles Borromeo are just some of our guides as we search together for what God is saying to the Church and the world through the ongoing Pandemic. These words of hope and warning aim to ensure that this time brings each one of us closer to God and neighbour.
‘SPIRITUAL SEEDS’
(Father Ivano’s 10-minutes meditation on the Sunday Gospel)
