Liturgies
Tuesday, August 9th
Martha of Bethany – Liturgy August 14, 2022
This week's homily features well known friend of Jesus, Martha of Bethany, who appears in some popular Gospel stories. Our homilist, Liz Little, paints a less well known and fascinating portrait of this often-misunderstood woman.
Monday, August 8th
An Exploration of Love – Liturgy August 7, 2022
Brian will be doing an Exploration of Love. How did Jesus go about Loving us? What is our “state of being?” We can have a physical state of anxiety or anger. Can we have a physical state of Love?
Wednesday, August 3rd
How will we ever get there? – Liturgy, July 31, 2022
As a global community facing its many pressing problems, we will need to become like the old pilgrim.
Monday, July 25th
We are destroying our country – Liturgy, July 24, 2022
The latest report on the Australian Environment shows how Australia’s land and wildlife are being gradually destroyed. The list of threatened species grows as ecosystems show signs of collapse due to the climate crisis and habitat loss.
Thursday, July 21st
Fake News – Liturgy July 17, 2022
In its various guises, disinformation (sometimes colloquially known as fake news) has been with us for millennia. People have always engaged in rumour and untruths, although in today’s age of un-social media, it has taken on a massive new dimension. In this homily, we will explore some present trends with this disinformation issue, and clarify how we can each respond in more proactive ways.
Tuesday, July 12th
Uluru Statement from the Heart, Liturgy July 10, 2022
Our homilist today is Megan Davis, professor of law at the University of New South Wales. She is a Cobble Cobble woman and a renowned constitutional lawyer and public law expert, focusing on advocacy for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Megan became one of the key figures behind the history-making Uluru Statement from the Heart.
Tuesday, July 5th
NAIDOC Week – Liturgy July 3, 2022
First Nations peoples in Australia have suffered immensely over the past more than 2 centuries, enduring what amounts to a profound social, cultural and physical genocide. But despite great loss, they have survived –socially, culturally, physically... Homily by Anne Brown.
Tuesday, June 28th
Healing, Compassion & Wholeness – Liturgy June 26, 2022
The focus of this homily is that loss which we all experience in many ways always contains possibilities for healing, compassion and wholeness. Narelle opens up the perspective of American Jewish Medical Practitioner Dr Rachel Naomi Remen who approaches the teaching of medical students with the strong message that medicine is not just about curing, but healing. She reminds us that right here right now we all have the potential to heal the world “one heart at a time.”
Monday, June 20th
Pushing Barriers – Liturgy June 19, 2022
This weekend we will hear the story of one of the refugees supported by “Pushing Boundaries” and how the relationships developed through ‘Pushing Boundaries’ have become so influential in all of their lives.
Tuesday, June 14th
Circular Thinking for Our Common Good – Liturgy, June 12, 2022
Influenced by practical strategies to reduce waste in our society, Architect Mark Thomson, shares some developing thinking about a regenerative future. Homily by Mark Thomson.