Practise resurrection: be real

The dispositions, offered here … point to a way where we come to our true selves by going beyond ourselves, discovering who we really are through awareness, love, responsibility and commitment. Human living as it is normally perceived is an escape from reality. The gospel message is a recall to reality, revealed as a mystery […]

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Practise resurrection: be responsive

The dispositions, offered here … point to a way where we come to our true selves by going beyond ourselves, discovering who we really are through awareness, love, responsibility and commitment. Holiness means assuming total responsibility for all that we are and not simply for how we appear to other human beings. Donald Nicholl “Response” […]

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Practise resurrection: be attentive

Prayer is not telling God what to do, but becoming aware of just how intimately and immediately present God is to our world, to the ones we pray for and to ourselves.                                                                                        …in everyday life it is the plain facts and natural happenings that conceal God and reveal him to us little […]

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Jesus: the imagination of God

“The slow fire of the impossible is lit….by the imagination” Emily Dickinson We are made in God’s image – and are image bearers and image makers. We grasp or deal with reality through our imaginations. The power of our imaginations can “release the emotions and move us to action”. “Images are forms of transport. They […]

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Jesus: God’s way of being open to the world, humanity’s way of being open to God

Every person is already radically open [to God] in the very core of his or her being. Richard McBrien In prayer we discover what we already have. You stand where you are, you deepen what you already have, and you realize that you are already there. We already have everything, but we don’t know it, […]

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