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Some seed fell on rich soil and it produced a hundred-, sixty- and thirty-fold. Where the word finds a receptive heart then the miraculous happens and the Lord of Life bestows his graces.
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Today- Fri 7 AugustFriday after the Eighth Sunday after Trinity, or Saints Sixtus II, Pope, and his Companions, Martyrs , or Saint Cajetan, Priest
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We've published Fr Neil's homily for Trinity VIII: Who shall separate us from the love of Christ?
Even if we fall and fall badly, our Lord always provides a way back for those willing to take it.
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- We've published Fr Thomas’s homily “Offered the Kingdom and a choice” from last Sunday on the website.
When we realise the value of the kingdom, then we can give everything which we have to God, and not merely do so grudgingly, but as...
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- We've published Fr Neil's homily for Trinity VI (19 July) “The virtuous will shine like the sun” on the blog.
Our Lord leaves us with more riddles in the parables of today’s gospel. These parables are parables of the kingdom of God; what it is l...
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- We've published Fr Neil's homily for Trinity V (12 July), “My word shall not return to me empty” on the blog.
Some seed fell on rich soil and it produced a hundred-, sixty- and thirty-fold. Where the word finds a receptive heart then the...
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- Fr Thomas's homily at Mass on Sunday 5 July (Fourth Sunday after Trinity) is published on the website. "God so loves the world"
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Men and women of #Prayer bear the reflection of light on their faces. Even on the darkest days the sun does not cease to illuminate them.
- Vajetan became a prelate in the Roman curia and devoted himself to prayer and service of his neighbour, particularly the sick. He founded the congregation of Cerks Regular, which came to be called the Theatines, particularly devoted to the work of preaching and liturgical renewal
- Sixtus became Bishop of Rome in 257. On August 258 he was arrested while saying Mass in the catacomb of Praetextatus and, with four deacons, put to death immediately. This was the heigh of the persecution under Valerian.
Happy Friday!
"Give me an army saying the Rosary and I will conquer the world." (Blessed Pope Pius IX)
- St Mary's University: Rt Hon Ruth Kelly to Join Vatican Council for the Economy
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