It was just lovely to listen to the family eulogy on Levie. I confess that I got a sneak preview of it a few days ago because I wanted to know more about her in time for today’s celebration in which we give thanks to God for her life and...
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On reading Jonathan’s eulogy about his mum, the image of her that came to my mind was of an elegant fountain ceaselessly pouring out pure and refreshing water. But whereas an actual fountain stands in a fixed place, Liz actively brought her fresh waters of love and selflessness to the...
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Getting older, you have more of a past and less of a future. Considering your past, you can see how it has led to your present: who you have been has become who you are. Yet, you know that your present is pregnant with your future. Like any pregnancy, it...
St. Luke tells us that Moses and Elijah spoke to Jesus about the “departure” he was about to accomplish in Jerusalem. They’re talking about His death. Now, death is certainly a departure, but we would hardly call it an accomplishment. For Jesus, it is an accomplishment in the sense that...
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At the start of Lent, the Church presents us with the mysterious and disturbing figure of the Devil. Those who deny that the Devil exists have been deceived by him. It is true that, in our baptismal promises, Christians reject Satan and all his works and empty promises. But to...
