Mercy
Easter Hallelujah
Leonard Cohen’s famous Hallelujah is given a powerful makeover by Cassandra Star Armstrong and her sister Callahan. The lyrics were written by Kelley Mooney and…
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Mercy in Everyday Life
The Way of Mercy When we say or do things that we shouldn’t, hurt someone or break the trust of another, it’s important to take…
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Confession a Place of Victory
Reconciliation is so much more than a merely human experience of unburdening the soul… Any good barman, counsellor, or hairdresser can listen to a confession!…
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An important conversation
Jesus Christ is Emmanuel, ‘God with us’. And as the body of Christ the Church also needs to remain with, embrace and guide people in…
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The Catholic Hospital
Why do so many people feel excluded by the Church–especially those who are divorced and remarried–and what can we do about it? Missing the Mission…
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2016 Jan – Feb Mercy
Central to the experience of God’s mercy is the Sacrament of Reconciliation, which with the Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick is a specific sacrament…
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A Vision of Mercy
Pope Francis has invited Catholics to experience in a new and deeper way the joy of giving and receiving mercy during the Jubilee year. In…
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The Rituals of Mercy
Pope Francis likens the Church to a field hospital in a battle field. The Catholic Church is not an exclusive country club for saints, rather…
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6 Ways to Celebrate the Year of Mercy
Here are six ideas for you and your family to fully participate in the graces of this holy year, though they are good for every…
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The Spiritual and Corporal Works of Mercy
Once we have received and become deeply aware of God’s loving mercy towards us, we’re more able to generously extend God’s love to others through…
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The Way of Mercy
The Way of Mercy is four simple steps to heal a relationship based on the principles of restorative justice. When we make a bad choice,…
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