Prayer blog
20 Nov 2018 |
Fr Andrew Hamilton
St Cecilia, the patron saint of music celebrates her feast day on 22 November.
17 Sep 2018 |
Michael McVeigh
Jesus was not one to disdain a party. Indeed, many of the times in the Gospels when Jesus gets angry art times when people are trying to disrupt parties.
09 Apr 2018 |
Nunzio Di Benedetto
There is much to be learned when you are 'Being with God in Nature'.
22 Nov 2017 |
Michael McVeigh
Reconciliation with creation isn’t just about changing the way our society uses resources and impacts on the environment. It’s also about reconsidering how we live in the world and relate to each other as individuals.
15 Nov 2017 |
Fr Andrew Hamilton SJ
If a trouble-struck government decided to hold a plebiscite for people to choose between Light and Darkness, Light would win in a landslide. But in fact, our natural condition is to live in shadow and to protect ourselves against the light.
08 Nov 2017 |
Brendan Nicholls
Throughout November the Church remembers those who have died and rest eternally with God. Here is one way you can remember them each day.
15 Oct 2017 |
Andy Hamilton SJ
We usually think of poverty as something that afflicts third world nations. But it is also present in Australia – shamefully so, in a nation of great wealth. We can see its effects in the lives of Indigenous Australians, with their poorer life expectancy income and educational opportunities, and greater likelihood of addiction, hospitalisation and jailing.
24 Sep 2017 |
Fr Ian Radvan, SJ
Those of us with ready access to various media are aware that we are being bombarded from every side with reports of violence: domestic violence, murders, robberies, suicide bombers, diplomatic spats, war, street protests, sexual abuse and even in nature.
19 Sep 2017 |
Philip Kosloski
On Saturday Pope Francis received a delegation from the Society of the Missionaries of the Sacred Heart. He gave a short address and specifically mentioned their devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, encouraging them to 'return to your first and only love.'
11 Sep 2017 |
Brendan Nicholls
It certainly has been a wet year. At Saint Ignatius College we have been flooded twice and survived a recent close call. We have spent many lunchtimes indoors as ‘the heavens opened’ during break times. Our football oval still has an average of two centimetres of water over the entire surface and the road near our school was 30cm under water for a second time last week.
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