Author: Timothy
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Jesus’ Response To Jewish Leaders
Extract: Those who wished to persecute Jesus accused him of firstly, breaking the Sabbath and secondly, calling God his own Father. (John 5:18) The accusations quickly led to his crucifixion and death. Thought Jesus didn’t hide the truth even though, he knew it would endanger his life. Truth prevails, sin does not! Reflection Lord Jesus,…
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Precious Blood of Jesus (Day 9)
Background: Jesus gave his life so that we may live and enjoy the rewards of eternal happiness in heaven. Before his cruel death on the cross, He took wine, blessed it and gave it to his disciples saying, “This is my blood, the blood of the covenant that is poured out for many”. This Novena…
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Francis Of Paola
St Francis (1416 – 1507) was born in Paola, Italy. His devout Catholic parents named him after St Francis of Assisi. He was educated by the Franciscans and, as a student, he was warmly remembered for his, “Sanctity”. At 13 and after completing a one year pilgrimage in a Franciscan Friary, he visited Assisi and…
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Precious Blood of Jesus (Day 8)
Background: Jesus gave his life so that we may live and enjoy the rewards of eternal happiness in heaven. Before his cruel death on the cross, He took wine, blessed it and gave it to his disciples saying, “This is my blood, the blood of the covenant that is poured out for many”. This Novena…
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Healing A Paralytic At The Pool Of Bethesda
Extract: As Jesus entered Jerusalem, he saw a man who had been disabled for many years. He said to him “Do you want to become well? Stand up. Pick up your mat and walk”. Immediately the man was healed, he picked up his mat and started walking. (John 5:8-9). This was another good-work miracle by…
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April 2025
For The Use Of New Technologies Let us pray that the use of the new technologies will not replace human relationships, will respect the dignity of the person, and will help us face the crises of our times. Prayers: Our Father… Hail Mary… Glory be… Almighty Father, we make this prayer through your Son, Jesus…
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Hugh of Grenoble (or Châteauneuf)
St Hugh (1053 – 1132) was born at Chateauneuf-sur-Isere, France. Described as a devoutly religious man in his youth, it is perhaps no surprise that, while still a layperson, he was appointed Canon of Valence. At the synod of Avignon 1080, St Hugh was elected Bishop of Grenoble, aged just 27yrs. His diocesan work proved…
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Benjamin
Saint Benjamin (Died ca 424) was a Deacon in Persia who was martyred for his insistence on preaching the Gospel of Jesus. During the reign of King Isdegerd I and, his son, King Varanes V, Christians were relentlessly persecuted. St Benjamin was arrested and imprisoned. His release was negotiated with the help of an ambassador of the Emperor…
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Precious Blood of Jesus (Day 7)
Background: Jesus gave his life so that we may live and enjoy the rewards of eternal happiness in heaven. Before his cruel death on the cross, He took wine, blessed it and gave it to his disciples saying, “This is my blood, the blood of the covenant that is poured out for many”. This Novena…
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Healing The Royal Official’s Son
Extract: When a Royal Official begged Jesus to travel to his home and heal his dying son, Jesus said, “Go home; your son will live”. (John 4:50) The man believed Jesus and set off back home. On his way, he was met by his joyous servants who told him his son was healed. Thought How…