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Dorothy Day. Fighter for Justice

September 7, 2020

Imprisoned at the age of seventy-five for participating in a non-violent demonstration, Dorothy Day spent her whole life in solidarity with the poor, working from her youth to improve the standard of life for the ordinary workers of America. She Continue reading →

Witnesses

Sean Devereux. A modern martyr

September 7, 2020

He was a 28-year-old aid worker who was gunned down in Somalia in 1993. He had worked on missions in Liberia and for the UN in Somalia. A passionate opponent of the illegal arms trade he was killed by bullets Continue reading →

Witnesses

We belong to the Family of Jesus

September 7, 2020

Introduction: this short text of John 19:25-27 has a deep meaning for the Christian community as well as for each baptised Christian. To help us understand the reading you are invited to picture yourself in the text, be part of Continue reading →

Lectio Divina

Bishops Address Racism, and more: YOUTH & JUSTICE

August 25, 2020

We will look at what the Bishops of the U.K. have to say about racism, as they address the youth, the people of tomorrow.

Europe, including the U.K. suffers a more complex type of racism. For some it is hidden Continue reading →

PodCast

COVID19 and Mental Health in Youth: SPIRITUAL ENCOURAGEMENT

August 25, 2020

Under the ‘right’ conditions your mental health can deteriorate or improve.

In this case, we explore how the environment of lockdown can have an impact on our minds. We provide personal insight and practical advice on how you can Continue reading →

PodCast

To have trust and faith

August 13, 2020

Introduction: John 16:16-22 is a text that tells us of Jesus’ new presence which will no longer be in flesh, but in his glorified body. But before it happens, he warns his disciples that they will experience sadness and pain Continue reading →

Lectio Divina

Young People lead the protest against racism, discrimination and social inequality.

August 13, 2020

More and more young people are joining protests around the world and are playing an increasingly important role to protest against racism, discrimination and social inequality.

Is it possible that eight minutes and 46 seconds can change the world? From Continue reading →

Youth in Action

Using talents to change the world

August 13, 2020

It might surprise you to hear that changing the world is easier than you think, and it isn’t limited to huge protests or daring feats. It starts with us.

Each one of us has a particular gift, whether it Continue reading →

Why Not?

Discernment is a gift.

August 13, 2020

Asking ourselves the question what is the meaning of life, especially our own life, may appear a pointless, rhetorical exercise, and yet, we human creatures continue to ask it in the hope that there may just be someone out there Continue reading →

Questions & Answers

30 August

August 13, 2020

30 August

International Day of the Victims of Enforced Disappearances

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