The Epiphany and reflections on the end of the Jubilee The feast of the Epiphany, 6th of January, celebrates the manifestation of God to the world in Jesus Christ, our Saviour. More than the remembrance of a moment in history, Epiphany proclaims a living truth: God reveals Himself so that humanity may recognise, worship, and…
What child is this? ‘Jesus is the reason for the season’ we heard sung with great enthusiasm at the Carol Service for St Anne’s Catholic High School. This took place in Our Lady and St George last Wednesday evening. It was a lovely celebration. This simple message, that without the unspeakable gift of the Christ…
Joyful Reflections on Rome Why go to Rome in December? I can answer simply—why not? An intrepid group of pilgrims from this parish, alongside some others from Fulham and Caledonian Road, found their Jubilee Pilgrimage to be very worthwhile. Each of the four Holy Doors—within the four major basilicas—St Peter’s, St John Lateran, St Mary…
Nicene Creed & Pope Leo’s Visit to Turkey and Lebanon Dear brothers and sisters, The Nicene Creed, formed at the Council of Nicaea in AD 325, remains a cornerstone of Christian belief. It affirmed the full divinity of Christ at a time when the Church faced division from Arianism, a heresy that claimed Jesus was…
