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From the Archbishop's desk: August
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"My prayer this summer," notes Archbishop Malcolm, "is to thank God for the hope He has kept alive in our Church by sending us new priests." |
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'A faith journey is full of twists and turns'
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Ordained as the Archdiocese's newest priest on 15 July, Father Michael Barrett explains why he chose to embark on a new life in the Church at 61. |
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Old friend of diocese now stirring precious memories
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Why former school chaplain, seminarian and RE teacher Jimmy O'Donnell left his job to dedicate himself to working with people living with dementia. |
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Sunday thoughts: August
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Matthew's Gospel portrays encounters with Jesus in which lives are changed, with the message that Christ is present at every juncture of our lives. |
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Discernment – a gift for our times
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If we are trying to discern God's will for our lives, it is already laid out in the Scriptures – we are called to live our lives for love. |
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On a liturgical note: August
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The Liturgy is a balanced diet, with Feasts of the Lord, Feasts of Mary and Feasts of the Saints all flowing from and leading to the one mystery. |
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Why we must be industrious in our goodness
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The devil's plans are disturbed each time we pray or show love, kindness, gentleness, charity and forgiveness, writes Moira Billinge. |
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Looking back on 2016/17
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Father Simon Gore reflects on another productive year in the hot seat at Liverpool Archdiocese's Animate Youth Ministries. |
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Gospel for Sunday 20 August
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The Canaanite woman in Matthew's Gospel accosts Jesus and argues with him for the healing of her troubled daughter. |
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Why love lies at the heart of justice
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The simplest and best explanation of 'Justice & Peace' is right relationship, says Steve Atherton, with God, ourselves, each other, and the earth. |
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