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17th January. Friday in the First Week
About monarchy and authority
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16th January. Thursday in the First Week
Not too dependent on externals for faith
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15th January. Wednesday in the First Week
Commited to our Calling
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14th January. Tuesday in Week 1.
A new Power in the Land
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Monday of Week One, Ordinary Time
Handing on the Faith
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Presider’s Page for Baptism of the Lord
This feast of the Baptism of the Lord marks the last day of Christmas. At his baptism Jesus sees how much he is loved by God and is given the power to go out and spread the news. We share that power through our baptism.
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Sunday January 12th
Having a clear purpose in life
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Saturday after the Epiphany
What touching the leper might mean
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Friday after the Epiphany
What Jesus wanted to achieve
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Thursday after the Epiphany
When the wind died down
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Wednesday after the Epiphany
What about those Loaves and fishes?
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Tuesday after the Epiphany
Those who once sat in darkness
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Presider’s Page for Epiphany
On this feast of the Epiphany we celebrate the revelation of who Christ is. The visit of the three wise men reminds us that Jesus came as the Saviour of all nations, including ours. We worship God who wants all people to be saved.
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6th January, The Epiphany of the Lord
Following your star
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Presider’s Page for Second Sunday of Christmas
We gather to celebrate the first Sunday of 2014, with thankfulness for the year just gone. We ask God for continuing care and protection as face this New Year, not knowing what it will bring.
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The Second Sunday of Christmas
The Word Became Flesh
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Saturday before Epiphany
What are we looking for?
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Friday before the Epiphany
Daily Word 2014 Daily Word 2014 3nd January. Friday before the Epiphany For the Daily Word app, click here (Google Playstore). iPhone version coming soon Memorial of the Holy Name of Jesus The Circumcision of Christ is celebrated in the Eastern Orthodox Church on on 1 January. It was in the Catholic Calendar pre-1960, but was replaced…
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Thursday before the Epiphany
John’s Challenging Demands