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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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24th December. Christmas Eve
Sharing a great mission
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23rd December. Monday in the 4th Week of Advent
Converter of Hearts
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Diversions for Advent Sunday 4A!
Some minor points to let your mind wander on in the readings for the Fourth Sunday of Advent, Year A.
Pádraig McCarthy.
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Presider’s Page for 4 Advent (22 December)
The Season of Advent ends on Tuesday, so the celebration of the birth of Christ is now very close. We gather in preparation for that great event, worshipping God who was made flesh to bring us to glory.
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22nd December. Fourth Sunday of Advent
What’s in a name?
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21st December. Saturday in the 3rd Week of Advent
An interesting overlap
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20th December. Friday in the 3rd Week of Advent
Some Wonderful News
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19th December. Thursday in the 3rd Week of Advent
Great things in store for the future
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18th December. Wednesday in the 3rd Week of Advent
An Ongoing Mission
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17th December. Tuesday in the 3rd Week of Advent
Of David’s Royal Blood
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16th December. Monday in the 3rd Week of Advent
Facing our truth
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Presider’s Page for 3 Advent (15 December)
Traditionally, this Sunday is called Gaudete Sunday, which means ‘a day for rejoicing’. Advent is more than half over, and the day of the Lord’s coming is nearer. We worship God who promises us joy without end.
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15th December: Third Sunday of Advent
Sure of salvation, yet able to patiently wait
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