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I would rather fail in a cause that will ultimately triumph than triumph in a cause that will ultimately fail. -- Woodrow Wilson
May more efforts be made by the free nations of the world to secure a good and safe future for the refugees languishing in camps in many places because of war and natural disasters.
Reflections
Just Imagine – reflection for Next Sunday
The Signs Of The Times
Musical Reflection
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Life always offers you a second chance. It's called tomorrow. – Anon
May real efforts be made to correct imbalance in the workplace because of gender, age and discrimination, as we observed International Equal Pay Day.
Reflections
The Power of Powerlessness – reflection for Next Sunday
The Signs Of The Times
Musical Reflection
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A fit body, a calm mind, a house full of love. These things cannot be bought — they must be earned. -- Naval Ravikant
We pray for all who are sick in hospital, in aged care facilities and at home, that they will receive the best of care and kindness as we mark World Patient Safety Day.
We pray for autocrats moved to war by hate, ambition, greed or revenge. May they admit their wrongdoing and be converted to the way of peace.
Reflections
Children Before God – reflection for Next Sunday
The Signs Of The Times
Musical Reflection
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It’s so important to cultivate an attitude that allows us to maintain hope. Hope can make a great difference to how we respond to problems and difficulties. It’s hope that motivates us to get out of bed and carry on with our lives — the hope that we will eventually be able to achieve our aspiration for happiness, the hope that somehow we’ll be able to overcome the obstacles we face — it’s hope that keeps us alive. -- Dalai Lama
May we seek to develop in our lives the virtues of faith, hope and charity, especially toward our senior citizens, as we observe National Dementia Week.
Reflections
Forgiveness from the heart is the polar opposite of resentment and its only antidote – reflection for Last Sunday
The Signs Of The Times
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The negativity of the world can’t put you down unless you allow it to get inside you. -- Goi Nasu
May those who stand alongside people who suffer, especially affected in different ways by war, natural disasters, poverty or loneliness, do so with love, offering support and encouragement.
International Day of Democracy -We pray for citizens in the world’s democratic nations. May they value, protect and exercise their rights.
Reflections
Work toward a civilization of love – reflection for this Sunday
The Signs Of The Times
Musical Reflection
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Kites rise highest against the wind - not with it. -- Winston Churchill
May the Church preach Christ crucified and so show the world that love does not come to an end.
We pray for the multitude of Australians in the long queue for home care or aged care. May urgent reforms to the system enable them to receive timely and adequate support.
Reflections
Embracing forgiveness and reconciliation in times of division – reflection for this Sunday
The Signs Of The Times
Musical Reflection
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All of your energy should go into building better habits, not chasing better results. -- James Clear
In all of our relationships within families, with neighbours and fellow students may we share the responsibility of caring for children and teenagers with a profound respect.
We pray for Christian communities around the world. May the Season of Creation deepen their gratitude for nature and spur them to care for the earth, our common home.
Reflections
Frank Brennan’s Homily – reflection for Next Sunday
The Signs Of The Times
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