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This is my Son, the Beloved; he enjoys my favour. Listen to him.
It is so important for us if we are really to live happily as Christians that we try into listening to Jesus. He is the Son of God – listen to him!
First Sunday of Lent – stepping into the desert with Jesus
Lent is our own time in the wilderness, a season of prayer, fasting, and almsgiving, where we seek to deepen our reliance on God
The mouth speaks from the abundance of heart
What can we hear, what goes on in our hearts as we listen or read by ourselves? What wealth have we got inside us to make even our small world a better place?
The Jubilee Year – Theme of Hope for the Church and the World
Daily the Jubilee Year prayer takes significance
Parish Lenten Appeal 2025
EALING CHURCHES WINTER NIGHT SHELTER Our Parish Lenten Project this Jubilee Year ties in with the theme ‘Pilgrims of Hope’ as we help to support
Jubilee Year Parish Discussions
As a follow up from October’s discussions, we held Jubilee Year Parish Discussions in January 2025.
We are people of the Resurrection
If we believe there is no resurrection for ourselves it is because we do no believe in the resurrection of Jesus.
Let God into your life, hear his heavenly message
All three of our readings today demonstrate how experiencing the Divine enables us, transforms us, gives us that strength, that power, to live fully alive and be what God has planned for us all along
‘Candlemas’
We celebrate the Feast of the Presentation of the Lord, also known as Candlemas. A blend of biblical tradition with liturgical symbolism, offering us a chance to reflect on Christ’s light in our lives.