At the end of his general audience on Wednesday Pope Benedict XVI appealed
for prayers to accompany the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity which
begins Friday. He said "The day after tomorrow, Friday, January 18, the
Week of Prayer for Christian Unity begins, which this year has the
theme: "What the Lord requires of us," inspired by a passage from the
prophet Micah (cf. Micah 6: 6 - 8). I invite everyone to pray, ceaselessly
asking God for the great gift of unity among the disciples of the Lord.
May the inexhaustible power of the Holy Spirit encourage us in a sincere
commitment to the search for unity, so that together we may all profess
that Jesus is the Savour of the world".
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An Examination of Conscience for Lent reflecting on Christ’s Suffering and Passion on the Cross by Fr Dylan James “The Cross ex...
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Reflections on the theme of Worship through reflecting on the sacrifices of the Old Testament: Introduction Sacrifice of Abel Sacrifice of ...
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The offerings of Cain and Abel to God, in Genesis 4, come as one of the first acts the children of Adam and Eve perform. They make a sacri...
