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Most of us today are familiar with the cliche, ‘spiritual but not religious’. It’s such a cliche, that I’m not

Upon the sacred beams of the cross Our Lord let out his last breath, bowed his head, and died. On

Holy Thursday is a day filled with tradition. Firstly, if you pop along to your Cathedral, there will be in

Any wrong or insult which is done to us would surely be made worse if it was done by a

In today’s Gospel Jesus raises the question of his betrayer. The disciples, gathered at the Last Supper, are perplexed at

A line in today’s Gospel, which I’d previously never really given much attention, struck me forcefully today: ‘Then the chief

In our Lord’s passion every single character could be the object of a deeply christological interpretation on the part of

Today marks a rather curious anniversary in the history of the Catholic Church. On this day 650 years ago Pope

Having considered some of the penitential themed psalms, we now begin a new theme in our series, namely, the Christological

One of the questions that I get asked most frequently is ‘Why do you bother continually singing psalms?’ This is

Br Toby Lees, OP, offers us a short audio reflection for this Wednesday of the fourth week of Lent 2017.  

The mystery of the Incarnation tells a story of impossible contradictions: God becoming man, eternity under the bondages of the