Reflections
“The liturgies of Holy Week can contribute to our becoming more empathetic by exposing us to situations that we have yet to encounter in our lives. This is because the events of Holy Week are recorded with details that allow us to identify the time of year and the days of the week on which they are located,” says The Very Rev’d Dr Peter Catt
Reflections
“…magpies sing when it’s fair weather and when it’s pelting with rain, their whole bodies abandoned to the work of singing,” observes Bishop Cam Venables in this reflection
“Our faith does not guarantee that life will be a bed of roses; that it will all work out ok. Rather it invites us to walk with one another into and through the complexities that life throws up. And then to discover through the gift of our solidarity God’s presence in the turmoil,” says The Very Rev’d Dr Peter Catt
“…when the familiar ways no longer seem to work…We could cling to everything we think we know about God, the Church, others in our world, or we could cast aside some old habits and prejudices and venture into deeper, bolder ways of living,” says Archbishop Jeremy Greaves
Meet Thomas Holdt and find out why he loves being a Cathedral chorister and a Churchie student, and about his favourite scripture, what person of faith inspires him the most, his thoughts on Reconciliation and the best advice he has ever received from his mum
Meet Dom Fay and find out about his faith journey, his current work with Coomera Anglican College, where he does his best thinking and what book he’s given away the most
Meet Anne Daddow from St Bart’s, Mt Gravatt and find out about her faith journey and favourite scripture, her thoughts on prayer and how she was rescued after being orphaned in World War II
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