LITURGY MATTERS: Remembering Creation Sings
On Saturday afternoon 21 September we celebrated our very first communal choir and prayer which was called Creation Sings!
LITURGY MATTERS: Let there be peace on Earth
And let it begin with me. Let us pray:
“They will not hurt or destroy on all my holy mountain...” —Isaiah 11:9
LITURGY MATTERS: ‘See I am doing a new thing’
Some of you will recognise the title of this week’s Liturgy Matters as a reference from the Prophet Isaiah 43:19a.
LITURGY MATTERS: Perpetual Day of Remembrance
Today in Liturgy Matters, Bishop Michael Kennedy writes to the faithful about the Perpetual Day of Remembrance, marked on Sunday 15 September.
LITURGY MATTERS: Creation Sings
YOU are invited to come along and be part of our very first Creation Sings!
LITURGY MATTERS: Tilling the Soil of Christian Initiation
The Ministry of Christian Initiation is the core business of every Christian community, particularly parishes.
LITURGY MATTERS: Sacred Heart Beat
Every living thing has a heartbeat. When did you last pause to pay attention to yours and to consider that your heartbeat is sacred? Try it now. Hold your hand to your chest and feel the sacred beat of your heart.
What soil do you bring to the liturgy?
Jesus referred to faith as a seed. A mustard seed. All plants begin as seeds. However, to germinate and grow and develop and be productive, the seed needs to be placed in good soil. In the synoptic Gospels (Matthew 13:3-9, Mark 4:2-9 and Luke 8:4-8) we read Jesus’ Parable of the Sower. I am utilising poetic licence with using this parable where the seed is representing faith and not directly the Kingdom of God, but bear with me. It will all makes sense.