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“In a world that often feels divided, harsh, and uncertain, Jesus gives us a simple, but radical, command: Love one another. Not just in words, not just in feeling, but in action. This is how the world will recognise us — not by our beliefs, but by our love,” says Archbishop Jeremy Greaves
Sunday is coming
“Respect is an important antidote to judgement. When Jesus says, ‘Do not judge’, we are perhaps being called instead to ‘respect’, to look again at a person, to look again, and to really see them beyond and beneath the quick judgements we so often make based on so many shallow or surface things,” says Archbishop Jeremy Greaves
“In the face of such bigotry, persecution and extremism, Christians are always called to stand with and protect ‘the least of these’. Every single one of us is created in the image of God. So to love God we must love one another – showing compassion, courage and generosity of spirit. It’s really that simple,” says Bishop Jeremy Greaves
“When we gaze on the empty cross and into the empty tomb, ‘suddenly we see that love costs all we are and will ever be. Yet it is only love which sets us free.’ May your Easter be filled with joy and hope and love,” says Archbishop Phillip Aspinall as he reflects on a poem by African American author and civil rights activist, Maya Angelou
Gloria lives in Meilene Residential Aged Care Home and Noel travels four minutes on his motorised scooter to visit her every day to feed her lunch. They have been married for 66 years: “She means everything to me. Everything. I just want to go one day longer than her”
St John’s Cathedral welcomed the ABC’s Compass team, as they filmed last Sunday’s episode onsite featuring The Rev’d Dr Jo Inkpin who shared her story about becoming Australia’s first openly transgender priest
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