In today’s reflection from the Daily Mass, Fr Dean explores what it means to be criticised and how it can open up a space for self reflection
Category Archives: Daily Reflection
More in Common
In today’s reflection, Fr Dean explores what it means to live in a divisive society, and how we are called to stand in the space where friendships can begin.
Now, Listen!
We all like to get things done and be productive but in today’s reflection, Fr Richard reminds us of the importance of making space to listen to God
See what you are
We’re back with our daily reflections from the readings at Mass. Today, Fr Richard takes us from a vomiting fish to a world without barriers where everyone can know they are children or God.
Beyond the mountain
Each day during Refugee Week, we offer Mass with prayer and reflection. Today, we pray for all who work to support and welcome Refugees and Asylum seekers The Thought (Matthew 6:24-34) In a memoir called, ‘In the Wars,’ Dr Waheed Arian, tells the story of his childhood caught up in the war in Afghanistan, finallyContinue reading “Beyond the mountain”
What’s your treasure?
Each day during Refugee Week, we offer Mass with prayer and reflection. Today, we pray for all who arrive in our city and communities seeking sanctuary and safety The Thought (Matthew 6:19-23) When far right groups descended on a Welsh town in response to the arrival of refugees, concerned residents met them head on –Continue reading “What’s your treasure?”
What would you build?
Each day during Refugee Week, we offer Mass with prayer and reflection. Today, we pray for for good relationships between people of different faiths The Thought (Matthew 6:7-15) On 17 July 1757, Benjamin Franklin wrote to his wife after narrowly avoiding a shipwreck. “Were I a Roman Catholic, perhaps I should on this occasion vowContinue reading “What would you build?”
Our shared home
Each day during Refugee Week, we offer Mass with prayer and reflection. Today, we pray for our care of and concern for the world The Thought (Matthew 6:1-6,16-18) Millions of people are displaced because of the climate crisis. The UN Refuge Agency says that “As extreme weather and environmental conditions worsen with global heating, theyContinue reading “Our shared home”
No place to call home
Each day during Refugee Week, we offer Mass with prayer and reflection. Today, we pray for those who are homeless and all for whom ‘home’ is not a safe place to be. The Thought (Matthew 5:43-48) “Have no fear of perfection,” said the artist Salvador Dali, ‘you will never reach it.” Yet, it’s the strivingContinue reading “No place to call home”
Happiness and Freedom
Today, as we prepare for our ‘Justice Cafe’ and welcome Jim Stewart from ‘Open Doors’ which supports persecuted Christians, we offer Mass for Christians who experience persecution throughout the world, and for religious freedom everywhere