Hope
There is an online Advent Calendar, produced by the Irish Epicopal Conference’s Communications’ Office. Yesterday a short reflection I prepared on “HOPE” was used. By way of experimentation, I put…
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Vincent Sherlock - thoughts on the journey
There is an online Advent Calendar, produced by the Irish Epicopal Conference’s Communications’ Office. Yesterday a short reflection I prepared on “HOPE” was used. By way of experimentation, I put…
This is a piece from The Irish Catholic that I wrote for the month of November. Her first anniversary took place a few weeks ago. I spoke with her husband…
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There are lovely trees around my house. People admire them but, thankfully, so do I. Often thought to photograph one of them throughout the year and let it tell its…
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This is a version of a booklet published in 1999. It was published by Veritas and is called The Enchanted Way – a take on the Way of The Cross.…
For years I have loved the poem “The Touch Of The Master’s Hand” by Myra Brooks Welch and it remains one of my favourite recitations. Earlier I decided to record…
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