Jesus' resurrection shows us that death does not have the last world; life does. Christ has been raised, so it is possible to have a positive outlook on every event of our existence, even the most difficult ones and those charged with anguish and uncertainty.
"Even in this time of fear when the Covid-19 pandemic is causing chaos throughout the world and when people are seriously ill and dying, I want to share the joy of Easter, in the hope that the good news of the resurrection of Jesus may console and strengthen us." Archbp Tartaglia
Bishop Barron has produced a series of films about some of the important people in the church’s history. These are free to watch over the next few days of Holy week.
Today's film is St Benedict: The Monk.
https://t.co/pzAQ1EV74j
What do I do if I can't get to confession? What happens about 1st Communions? Can the priest give the last rites to my hospitalised relative? Is the Sunday obligation lifted? Our Q&A on some of the most commonly posed questions in the current emergency at https://t.co/RWSke3m31c
School pupils, THANK YOU for raising money for our #WEEBOX appeal!
School fundraising has been cut short but, why not raise money at home? You could do extra chores or take part in a sponsored silence! 🤫
Parents - you can make your donations here💚➡️ https://t.co/K4DMqiv6rb
Father Paul will be celebrating our first live stream Mass this Sunday at 12 noon. We hope you all will join together for this occasion. Please visit the YouTube page on the below link to subscribe
https://t.co/30ENFSys7Q
The people of God have a sense of knowing where the Spirit is, of knowing the paths of salvation. The people of God follow Jesus. They can't explain why, but they follow Him. And they never tire. #HomilySantaMarta
Whatever you are planning for Friday evening, please include this ...at 5pm UK time the Pope will give extraordinary blessing Urbi et Orbi from the steps of an empty St Peter’s Square with plenary indulgence for all affected by #coronavirus Link here: https://t.co/qRnFhebEa0
At the start of Mass this morning, Pope Francis again prays for the sick of #coronavirus, and especially those who live in fear at this time; "the elderly who are alone, ... the unemployed who think about how to feed their children, ... the fears of each of us."
Father Paul will be celebrating our first live stream Mass this Sunday at 12 noon. We hope you all will join together for this occasion. Please visit the YouTube page on the below link to subscribe
https://t.co/30ENFSys7Q
Thankyou to all who gathered with us and with the Holy Father at 11am to pray that Our Father for all affected by coronavirus. If you missed it - don’t worry! Pray now. God is not checking the clock!
Where will you be today at 11am? Wherever you are ... stop. Slowly recite the Our Father. Along with the Pope and millions across the globe let’s storm heaven with a prayer to end this pandemic sooner rather than later
Let us stay united. I invite all Christians to direct their voices together toward Heaven, reciting the Our Father tomorrow, 25 March, at noon. #PrayTogether#PrayForTheWorld