Peter Murnane: Holy Thursday… Remembrance Day?
What we are doing here tonight is, basically, remembering. At every Mass we say: do this, in remembrance of me… as Luke and St Paul record Jesus as saying at his last meal with his ...
What we are doing here tonight is, basically, remembering. At every Mass we say: do this, in remembrance of me… as Luke and St Paul record Jesus as saying at his last meal with his ...
Lent can often be a time of prayer, reflection and reconciliation. Like many people I’m subscribed to many different email newsletters these days and often I just fi ...
My first-time home-grown tomatoes are ripening and taste as exquisite as rubies look. Their reward for my boutique horticultural effort is out of proportion — provident bounty of E ...
Some thoughts to ponder- from the Dominican Family Mission and Justice meeting. March 3. What kind of world do we want to leave to those who come after us … to the chi ...
Lent (Two Poems, one short the other expanded) 1. Looking inwards Encountering God Nurturing relationships Turning outward 2. Looking inward Seeing what we need to ch ...
Sunday the 18th of February was a fitting day to farewell the Dominican Sisters from the Palmerston North diocese. It was almost 75 years to the exact day that Sr.’s M. Stanislaus ...
What story do we know? How do we interpret it? What lessons & messages do the past teach us? Come along to the Peace Place on Sunday 5th November, to hear and tell stories of P ...
“Our recent Mission and Justice meeting began with a short reflection from Jean Vanier in his book The Broken Body: Journey to Wholeness, ‘If you let yourself be moulde ...
For the last few years, Dominican website has been administered by Teresa McNamara from Auckland. Starting September there will be a team of two: Teresa continues and Joe Joseph ...