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We are pilgrims, passing guests, olive trees of trust in the House of God, this magnificent house of life, the wide-open welcome of God’s presence. The groaning of Creation is in us; the sighing of the Spirit; the wordless prayer Continue reading A Complete And Humble Loving
Thursday 24th October 2019, a day of celebration and rejoicing for the Pallottine Family in East Africa. Today was a joyful and happy day for the Pallottine Family in East Africa, four (4) students of the East African delegature of Continue reading Day of Celebration and Rejoicing for the Pallottine Family
My Jesus, I believe that You are present in the Most Holy Sacrament. I love You above all things, and I desire to receive You into my soul. Since I cannot at this moment receive You sacramentally, come at least Continue reading Act Of Spiritual Communion
It’s my day off, the walking is done and I’m flicking through the television while waiting for ‘Dublin Murders’ to begin. My attention is caught by an Irish Country Music channel. Not the kind of thing I usually go for Continue reading SHOWER THE PEOPLE YOU LOVE WITH LOVE
It has been a moment of gratitude to the Almighty God for His love and care that we have witnessed as we celebrate the 30th Anniversary of Sacred Heart Parish-Dagoretti. At this moment, one might be tempted to say a Continue reading 30TH ANNIVERSARY OF SACRED HEART PARISH – DAGORETTI: Together We Journey, Together We Serve
The oddest thing! Walking home in the dark my eye caught sight of a piece of paper trapped at the base of a seafront bench. It was flapping in the wind and it looked somehow familiar. I bent to pick Continue reading Jesus Is The Kindly Light
I peer through the curtains of the morning to gaze upon the unwelcome day, then choosing to welcome it in the name of Christ, befriending the unknown that awaits my love. One by unexpected one they arrive by grace. “You Continue reading Love’s Unquestioning Duty
John Moriarty was a Philosopher, writer, broadcaster and sometimes hermit from County Kerry. He died in 2007 leaving behind a legacy of passion for God, for the earth and the renewal of Christianity. I liked a lot of what he Continue reading Dives And Lazarus In Our Time
Early in September I was concelebrating at Mass with the Pallottine community in Thurles. There were ten of us and most were struggling physically due to age and illness. When it came to the Eucharistic Prayer, I expected that they Continue reading Earth Has Given, Human Hands Have Made
Waiting beneath a weeping willow tree in the garden of Holy Redeemer while my car is being serviced up the road. Traffic roars beyond, but in here there is peace, sunshine filtering through the leaves, light and shadow falling onto Continue reading A SONG IN SEARCH OF A VOICE: Father Michael Cremin SAC remembered