Hi Tranmere
Community.
Today I have been distracted from my usual routine.
I have just a few links, but I feel that they are all very significant in the context of Catholic Social Teaching. That means that the focus is on The Common Good and Human Dignity.
Today I have been distracted from my usual routine.
I have just a few links, but I feel that they are all very significant in the context of Catholic Social Teaching. That means that the focus is on The Common Good and Human Dignity.
Sursum Corda!
Ø
Radical
Saints: 21 Women for the 21st Century is a book that features twenty-one
saints who walked the earth in the 20th century and were canonized
in the 21st century. Read
about the first radical
saint
Ø
My sister Annie was Sister of St Joseph in the peer group of Sr Michele,
so we have always been very interested in her wonderful work supporting South
Australia’s Aboriginal people. The issue of the proposed Nuclear Waste Dump
near Kimba has occupied vast amounts of their time and energy.
Michele
Madigan is a Sister of St Joseph who has spent over 40 years working with
Aboriginal people in remote areas of SA, in Adelaide and in country SA. Her
work has included advocacy and support for senior Aboriginal women of Coober
Pedy in their successful 1998-2004 campaign against the proposed national
radioactive dump.
The excellent Catholic publication Eureka Street features a
progress report from Sr Michele on the proposed Nuclear Waste
Dump.
Ø Justice,
dignity not just ‘privilege of the rich.
Time and time again we learn
about the assumed privilege of the rich and powerful, as we have seen this
month in our home state.
More detailed report here
More detailed report here
So I have
offered you some sources that are perhaps challenging and uncomfortable, but
never forget that it is impossible to be a comfortable Christian!
The Parish Choir members are saying
‘Hello’.
·
Next Sunday our Offertory hymn is We
Come To Your Feast– Perhaps somewhat unfamiliar as a congregational
hymn. So have a practice singalong!
·
I have been focussing on the Slavonic version of
The Lord’s Prayer during the last few weeks. It is always sung so beautifully.
Here is a Russian melody sung in English – still beautiful, but much shorter. Enjoy!!
Boredom busters
ü Exercising
is very, very good for you!
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