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It may come as a surprise to realise that Jesus gave us the command to love one another at the Last Supper shortly after Judas

Good  Shepherd  Sunday The fourth Sunday during Easter Season is called the Good Shepherd Sunday because the gospel of the day talks about the Jesus

Eager to put the trauma and disgrace of Good Friday out of their minds, the apostles have slipped back to life as it was before

EASTER DAY OF THE LORD’S RESURRECTION “CHRIST IS RISEN”. This is how Christians of the Eastern Church greet one another through the Easter season. It’s

“Father, forgive them, they know not what they do.” Who is “they”? Who is the Lord forgiving? And, what do you mean, “they know not

The End of Life Choice Bill misunderstands what it means to live and to die. Life and death are not individual events.  There are very

Around the diocese, people this Sunday will be hearing different Gospels. In those places where the readings for Year C of the cycle are being

On Friday 15 March 2019 our nation was rocked by the terrible acts of violence that occurred in Christchurch. Somewhat stunned that such events have

Pastor’s Note Lent II The gospel this Sunday takes us to Mount Tabor. What an experience this must have been for Peter, James and John.