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It is the tradition of the Church to celebrate Trinity Sunday one week after Pentecost. In this way we honor one of he most fundamental Christian beliefs that God is

At Pentecost our thoughts are of course about the Holy Spirit – but in fact the word Pentecost means the ‘fiftieth day’. This is significant if we take a look

It’s slightly unusual to be celebrating the departure of some one we love, and yet this is what we do this weekend as the Church places before us the Solemn

We are living in the joy of Great Easter, which is not limited to the days of the Easter season but is meant to be a daily reality for Christians

George Bernard Shaw remarked once that, “The statistics on death have not changed. One out of one person dies.” Our Gospel this weekend is heard so often at funerals, but

One of the last things said by a priest at a Catholic funeral is to bid farewell to the deceased person as they travel now towards the ‘new and eternal