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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
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Feast of Mary, the Holy Mother of God
Such splendour in simplicity
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31st December. Seventh Day of the Christmas Octave
The Last Hour: the Feast of Saint Sylvester
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30th December. Sixth Day in the Christmas Octave
Marked out for a Mission
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Presider’s Page for The Holy Family
The Holy Family is the focus on the first Sunday after Christmas, so we honour Jesus, Mary and Joseph today. We worship God who shared the life of the human family, and thank God for all the gifts we continue to receive in each other.
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29th December. (Sunday after Christmas) The Holy Family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph
The Trials of the Holy Family of Nazareth
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28th December. The Holy Innocents, Martyrs
They died for Christ, though they did not know it
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27th December (Friday). Saint John, Apostle and Evangelist
John’s Message of Life
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26th December. Feast of Saint Stephen, the first martyr.
“Do not charge them with this sin”
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Presider’s Page for Christmas
Christians celebrate an amazing mystery — God is born in time. The eternal God has taken human flesh, has pitched his tent in the midst of humanity. With joy in our hearts, we contemplate the mystery of the Word made flesh.
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The Nativity of Our Lord – Mass during the Day
Theme: We celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ in our world, though he was with God the Father before all ages. His birth opens up for us a glorious new identity, as children of God. First Reading: Book of Isaiah 52:7-10 (A prophecy describing the joy of the faithful watchmen, when they see the Lord,…
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