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Luisa Piccarretta and the Kingdom of the Divine Will

by Fr J | Oct 13, 2025 | Article, Biography, Blog

A quiet introduction for those hearing her name for the first time. Every age of the Church has its hidden souls, those who live quietly, pray deeply, and receive from God a light meant not just for themselves but for generations to come. Some we recognise quickly;...

Becoming a Saint: The Vocation You Already Have

by Fr J | Oct 6, 2025 | Article, Blog, Catechesis

There is a sentence in Scripture that refuses to soften itself: “Be holy, for I am holy.”¹ It is not a slogan for the few. It is addressed to the whole People of God, to you and to me, to every baptised person without exception. Jesus deepens the call with...

Through the Covenant Lens

by Fr J | Sep 29, 2025 | Article, Bible Study

Most of us own a family album. It might be an old one with curled black-and-white photos of grandparents and cousins in stiff Sunday clothes. Or it might be a digital folder on the computer, filled with holiday snaps, selfies, and school plays. Either way, when we...

The Mystery of Weekday Mass

by Fr J | Sep 22, 2025 | Article, Blog, Catechesis

The church at quarter to ten on a Thursday morning: six people scattered across forty pews, footsteps tapping on parquet, autumn light slanting through stained glass onto empty kneelers. Here, in this sparse gathering, the same Christ present at Sunday’s busy...

The Four Great Divisions of the Old Testament – and How They Echo in the New

by Fr J | Sep 15, 2025 | Article, Bible Study, Blog, Catechesis

When you hold the Bible in your hands, it can feel like a very thick and complicated book. Some of us may know certain parts well—the Gospels, the Psalms, the parables of Jesus—but there are whole sections that feel foreign or confusing. What’s the difference between...

The Ocean of Mercy

by Fr J | Sep 8, 2025 | Article, Blog, Catechesis

The confessional often sits empty most days. When I go into church each day, I see it there – this amazing fountain of mercy that could transform our parish, that could revitalize our spiritual lives, too seldom used. I should add: in recent months, I’ve...

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