Prayer fuels direction and purpose in our daily work.

Just a few thoughts

• Your failures are your accomplishments because it makes you prepared for whatever it is that you are going to do next. -- Lee Daniels

• May there be harmony in our extended families, so that in-laws respect each other, share wisdom, and work together for the good of all.

• We pray for all Australians who feel ignored or disadvantaged by economic and political decision-makers. May their grievances be addressed for the sake of justice and civic harmony.

Reflections

• Do we have the power to prevent miracles

• We have One Job

• Why we must follow Jesus, all the way to Calvary – reflection for This Sunday

The Signs Of The Times

• A reflection for The Season of Creation

• The changing face of homelessness

Musical Reflection

• Canticle Of Creation

Jesus never allows Himself to be drawn into hostility

Just a few thoughts

• Never, never be afraid to do what’s right, especially if the well-being of a person or animal is at stake. Society’s punishments are small compared to the wounds we inflict on our soul when we look the other way. -- Martin Luther King, Jr

• We pray that this World Day of Prayer for Creation will help us to treasure all that God has given to us on our planet, the beauty he reveals in the universe, and the responsibility given to us to care for all in need.

Reflections

• Nonviolent Authority

• Each one of us is given authority of some kind

• Embracing the prophetic – reflection for This Sunday

The Signs Of The Times

• Day of Prayer for Creation – Pope Leo

• Caritas Australia launches emergency appeal for Nepal flood relief

Musical Reflection

• One World

Our turbulent emotions

Just a few thoughts

• Only by letting go of what stops us from growing can we put down new roots and truly flower. -- Peg Streep

• May the Good News, first proclaimed by Jesus in Nazareth, be announced to the nations today so that God’s peace may reign everywhere.

Reflections

• To be present.

• We speak often about love, mercy, forgiveness, justice and compassion………...

• Embracing the scandal of the cross – reflection for This Sunday

The Signs Of The Times

• Human Rights Commission says data centres a threat to human rights

• Wrestling with faith in the face of genocide?

Musical Reflection

• Whatsoever You Do

Fulfilling the Father’s will, whatever the cost.

Just a few thoughts

• We make a living by what we get. We make a life by what we give. -- Winston Churchill

• We pray for a use of social media which is wise, wholesome and respectful, so that seeking truth, we will use it for the good and enrichment of human society.

• Social Justice Sunday -We pray for the church in Australia. May today’s observance of Social Justice Sunday urge the Catholic community to promote unity and common purpose across the land.

Reflections

• Two Minute Homily

• God’s way of loving

• Frank Brennan’s Homily – reflection for Next Sunday

The Signs Of The Times

• The world is living beyond its water means

• Social Justice Sunday -“Living the Gospel in Times of Social Division”

Musical Reflection

• Act Justly

 

Martyrdom is not merely a relic of the past but a present reality.

Just a few thoughts

• Life is a gift, and it offers us the privilege, opportunity, and responsibility to give something back by becoming more. -- Tony Robbins

• We pray that parents will not dominate the lives of their children but give them freedom to make their own choices by nurturing in them a good conscience.

• We pray for families caring for children with special needs. May they have all the support they need and treasure the grace of each day.

Reflections

• Having the courage to speak the truth and challenge injustice, corruption and sin.

• God calls the imperfect

• What’s in a Name? – reflection for Next Sunday

The Signs Of The Times

• What is Purgatory?

• Why banning social media won’t make young Australians less anxious

Musical Reflection

• The Fullness Of God

Our hearts are restless until they rest in You.

Just a few thoughts

• Only a life lived for others is a life worthwhile. -- Albert Einstein

• We pray that those whose lives have become without meaning may discover the holy wisdom of St Augustine, “Lord you made us for yourself, and our hearts are restless until they find their rest in you.”

• We pray for children, their parents and teachers. May they all enjoy a ‘Symphony of Stories’ during Children’s Book Week and throughout the year.

Reflections

• Wakefulness

• Ready When He Comes

• My Ways Are Not Your Ways – reflection for Next Sunday

The Signs Of The Times

• Active participation in liturgy leads us to relationship with God

• Debunking mass deportation hype

Musical Reflection

• Come To Us Creative Spirit

No prayer offered in love is ever wasted

Just a few thoughts

• Always smile. Life isn’t always full of reasons to smile, but your smile itself is a reason for others to smile too!. -- Sebastiano Serafini

• We pray that those who have taken on the service of proving food to vulnerable people, families, those unemployed, international students and others in need during this time of economic difficulties.

• We pray for the Australian national community. May the Catholic Bishops’ Social Justice Statement Living the Gospel in Times of Social Division promote unity and common purpose across the land.

Reflections

• God’s gifts of faith

• Plan well, and continue to develop

• The Way of Love – reflection for Next Sunday

The Signs Of The Times

• Pope tells Catholic legislators to put family at heart of AI policy

• Cooperative relationships

Musical Reflection

• Centre of My Life