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#TFImoments: Jordan Denari Duffner and the pope’s outreach to non-Catholics
Thursday, August 23, 2018
Sebastian Gomes
In this #TFImoment, author Jordan Denari Duffner looks at Pope Francis' relationship with non-Catholics and what we can all learn from him.
Reflections From The Holy Land- The Shepherd’s Fields
Thursday, January 4, 2018
Salt + Light Media
The Salt + Light team had the privilege of being on the ground of Israel for a Lenten pilgrimage in 2016, where they filmed a series of reflections. In this reflection, featuring Sebastian Gomes, he visits the Shepherd’s Fields, where the first public proclamation of the birth of Jesus took place. This reflection reminds us […]
Crucified not to condemn but to save: The Gift of Good Friday
Tuesday, April 11, 2017
Julian Paparella
A reflection on the Passion of our Lord What do we celebrate on Good Friday? Why do we drag ourselves through the Passion year after year instead of skipping right ahead to the joy of the resurrection at Easter? Do we not know that Jesus is risen? Do we suffer from annual amnesia, reliving the same […]
Who can be saved?
Thursday, October 29, 2015
Billy Chan
A few days ago, the World Health Organization, or WHO, reported that all processed meats such as bacon, sausages and ham do in fact cause cancer; moreover, red meats were categorised as “probably carcinogenic.” My first reaction after reading the report was, “Then, who can be saved?” (Luke 18:26). I think most of us knew […]
Deacon-structing: The Cross- Part 3
Sunday, September 21, 2014
Deacon Pedro
Last Sunday was the Feast of the Triumph or Exaltation of the Cross. For the last two Sundays on the S+L Blog, we’ve been looking at why we exalt the cross, an instrument of death. We saw that Jesus died to destroy death forever, so we don’t have to be under the power of death anymore. […]
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