Agenda-driven vs. God-driven
Diocesan Communications
May 28, 2020
…and that we do not give him that freedom and therefore miss out many of his major messages. Jesus played the Hebrew Bible light and easy, and was anything but…
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…and that we do not give him that freedom and therefore miss out many of his major messages. Jesus played the Hebrew Bible light and easy, and was anything but…
…longing to be reunited. The production honours all the courageous men and women who, while risking their lives, secured our freedom. It is a memorable production any time of the…
…have in common? What’s the significance of the Jewish refusal to name Yahweh? What are some differences between the Eucharists beginning on pages 185 and 230 in the BAS (Book…
…represented far too many people who had not been free to be involved in politics and risked torture, imprisonment, or death if they did. Our politicians will make major decisions…
…guilt of complicity. This central conflict in the film’s portrayal of Bergoglio echoes that of Jesus against the religious and political oppressors of his time. Jesus knew that his words…
by Allan Smith Detail from a Nicene Creed early Latin manuscript. Photo: By People – Codex Vat., Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=8304606 The October Niagara Anglican had an article on the Nicene…
…on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, including, but not limited to, the right of free, prior and informed consent; and commit equal support for climate change adaptation and mitigation measures…
…all, hope. Ending with words from Bishop Susan in her charge to the diocese, the bishop had this to say about hope, “hope is not always comforting or comfortable ……
…flew off in silent, slow motion … now fragments from a disintegrating satellite; my arms were folded up and behind my back by the immutable forces which command deep space;…
…Center for Action and Contemplation, Albuquerque, NM, CC0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=18381870 Rohr is a Franciscan monk, founder of the Center for Action and Contemplation in Albuquerque, New Mexico. As our Diocesan website…
…of these measures which make important strides towards ensuring all workers have enough to flourish, free of poverty. At the same time, some employers have chosen to claw back benefits…
…the dramatic reading, donating the proceeds to charities, promoting education and health. In view of this, there will be a free will offering which will go towards supporting the Children’s…
…end; and complementing charity with advocacy, community organizing and solidarity moves us closer to the goal of a poverty-free Ontario. Just News is published online by Niagara Diocese. You can…
by Angela Rush Three long days of mourning, could it truly be. He would rise as He said, resurrection sets us free. Surely they felt broken, as they turned away….
…our silence, I strongly felt a presence of community and a deep presence of God. We were free to move about as inwardly guided, so I and the other women…
…and connect with new people. The process of this course does lead to confirmation; however, participants are free to discern whether they feel called to confirmation. For more information about…
…the forum invites leaders in the community to speak on topics covered in the program in standalone sessions. Our sessions have included community leaders speaking on Food Security and Healthy…
…that goes beyond the dichotomy between two rival groups within the community, or between the community and the outsiders. When the older son refuses to go in the house, the…
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