Soul Food for the Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time, 28th January 2024
A world that is greatly in need of God and love. In today's Gospel reading, we see Jesus heal a sick man who was tormented by an unclean spirit for a long time, while the First Reading affirms the Book of Deuteronomy, fulfilling the promise that the coming Messiah will be chosen from among us and will set all of us free.
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- January 10, 2024Soul Food for World Day of the Poor, Sunday 19th November 2023
I have been very fortunate to have visited Assisi in Italy many times. Walking its narrow, winding streets, one would almost expect St. Francis to come around a corner, such is the palpable spirit of the saint that inhabits this special place. On one such visit a few years ago, while at Assisi railway station awaiting a train to Rome, I came across a notice promoting the then upcoming World Day of the Poor...
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- November 9, 2023Soul Food for Sunday 12th November 2023
Wisdom is pure and never fades away, and is easily seen by those who love her and found by those who seek her. (Wisdom 6:12-16). On Tuesday 24th October our school made history when our Gaelic football team reached the final of the Under-12 Cumann na mBunscol Final in Croke Park for the first time in its history...
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-Soul Food for the Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time, 29th October 2023
To love God and to love your neighbour goes to the centrality of Jesus’s life. The gospel phrase goes to the heart of belief and action, and it is the phrase that attracts many people to Christianity. In Ireland, we have a great love of people who put themselves at the service of their neighbour. This came to the fore during the Covid pandemic...
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- October 11, 2023