‘All language about the future, as any economist or politician will tell you, is simply a set of signposts pointing into a fog. We see through a glass darkly, says St Paul as he peers towards what lies ahead. All our language about the future states of the world, and of ourselves, consists of pictures […]
Ecumenical Christmas Carol Service for Glenmore Rd Public School
St George’s was absolutely packed with over 250 children and teachers last Thursday. It was a most positive event, and lovely to see St George’s being there for the local community in a natural and credible way. Ben from the Uniting Church gave the address, and Fr Philip from St Francis was also present. Thank […]
A Vision for a World where Love is Loosed to Heal
A Prayer to commence: It is not you who shape God; it is God who shapes you. If then you are the work of God, await the hand of the Artist who does all things in due season. Offer the Potter your heart, soft and tractable, and keep the form in which the Artist has […]
Catch a glimpse of the divine life that links us to each other
In some mysterious way, the continuing possibility of failure is what makes games worth playing. And life worth living? Self-help writer Susan Jeffers commented that if you were magically offered the chance to know exactly how the rest of your life would unfold, you’d be a fool to accept, even if what you learned was […]
Mary Mother of our Lord
I would like to honor two women because we will be thinking about Florence Nightingale as well as Mary, the mother of Jesus. In the calendar of saints, Tuesday, 13th August celebrates Florence Nightingale, nurse and social reformer, and Wednesday, 14th August is the feast of Mary Mother of our Lord. Dr Val Webb, an […]
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