25th December 2022 Christmas Day “Christmas is Always Outside”
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Good news in our humanity.
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3rd September 2023 (Year A – Pentecost 14) “Taking up the Cross”
Jesus wasn’t into an easy and attractive message. Not something
an advertising agency would want to address.He calls us to take up the cross, to share the burden of the world.
Carrying the cross is a way of life. It is about putting God first.
