The world of the first Christians had many of the characteristics of modern western society, what the novelist Walker Percy called “corrupt and boring.” Into that world, and into our society, the message of the Gospel comes as light, life and hope. Young people who are truly seeking the good,......
Even if unofficially, we are in the Octave of Pentecost, still pondering the gifts and fruits of the Spirit. Our Christian life is about getting our words and actions to coordinate - to “talk the talk” and “walk the walk!” We need the Holy Spirit, with His gifts, to give......
Pentecost Sunday, often called the “birth of the Church” is not an end, but a beginning. Unlike some believers Paul encounters, who have “never heard of the Holy Spirit,” we have been empowered to heal and strengthen others with what we have received. Our light is only reflected light; it......
We have reached a milestone in our fundraising for Nasarean.org! Just a few weeks ago we passed the $300,000 mark since our humble beginnings in late 2014. As you know, we initially gave all the money we raised, close to $100,000, to Aid to the Church in Need who were......
Many will remember the fire at Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris two years ago as a profound moment in their lives. The symbolism was powerful: is it a sign of the death of the Faith which founded European and Western civilisation? Jesus promised He would “cast fire on the earth,”......