The Lost Generation?
The above was based on the the concept in the following Argentinian Political Advertisement “The Truth” by RECREAR:
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spirituality
With whom would you not share God’s love?
Do you really believe something if you don’t share it? Can you be the sort of person others can respectfully disagree with? Can we learn to live together on this planet – with different beliefs?
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monastic futures?
Various newspapers have run slightly different variants of monastic statistics in the UK. There are a variety of creative responses. The Cistercian monastery with which I am associated has established a resident lay community alongside the monastic community. The article even featured in New Zealand: A chance to stay before you pray Gareth Rubin It
Week of prayer for Christian unity
The Week of Prayer for Christian Unity begins today in the Northern Hemisphere. More reflections and resources here. Don’t forget you can pray and even light a candle for Christian Unity in the virtual chapel on this site.
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Christchurch Carmel
What do you bring as a “hello” gift to an enclosed, contemplative Roman Catholic nun? The September edition of the Christchurch magazine Avenues had produced a splendid article on the Christchurch Carmelite Monastery of Christ the King (I cannot locate an online version of the article – sorry). A lot was written about Sr Cushla,
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A Christmas Message from the Co-presiding Bishops
December 20, 2008 To the people and communities of the Anglican Church in Aotearoa New Zealand and Polynesia Te Hahi Mihinare ki Aotearoa ki Niu Tireni, Ki Nga Moutere o te Moana Nui a Kiwa Dear Friends, Tena koutou katoa, Ni sa bula vinaka, Malo elelei, Namas’te, Talofa lava, Warm greetings. The three of us
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Birthday Invitation
You are cordially invited to A BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION!!! Guest of Honor: Jesus Christ Date: Every day. Traditionally, December 25 but He’s always around, so the date is flexible… Time: Whenever you’re ready. (Please don’t be late, though, or you’ll miss out on all the fun!) Place: In your heart…. He’ll meet you there. (You’ll hear
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Archbishop of Canterbury’s Christmas Message to the Anglican Communion
Human beings, left to themselves, have imagined God in all sorts of shapes; but – although there were one or two instances, in Ancient Greece and Ancient Egypt, of gods being pictured as boys – it took Christianity to introduce the world to the idea of God in the form of a baby: in the
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