Liturgies

Liz speaks of the peace that Jesus proposes as to the fake peace achieved through violence by the Roman Empire.

John speaks of discovering the divine in the most unlikely places. It is often through opening our hearts in times of failure we can be pleasantly surprised by the sacred.

Narelle encourages us to remain steadfast and focused in opening our hearts to the divine which is often revealed in some of the most unlikely places and circumstances.

Peter Breen reflects on his experiences on a medical team in Cambodia in the lead up to the Pol Pot killing fields. He has processed recurring memories and has, surprisingly, found an awakening of gratitude in the light of the Easter Story.

When we can quieten our minds, we can become more aware of our lives. We can embrace them more fully. We can become like the bride in Mary Oliver's poem, married to amazement. Or like the bridegroom taking the world in his arms.