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Despite the heat, Fr David completed the course, running the 2018 London Marathon in aid of the Catholic Children's Society (Westminster). You can still support him here.
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Fr David is running the London Marathon on Sunday 22 April in aid of Catholic Children's Society (Westminster). You can support him here. And if you take any photos of him running, send them to us and we'll put them up on the website!
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FR TOM WRITES
This week there has been some media coverage of the ‘September Reset’, a phrase describing how some people see the beginning of the new academic year as an opportunity to make resolutions and re-establish good routines. For Christians, Lent is traditionally a time for this kind of renewal, but we do not have to wait until spring to begin again if we have let some good practices slip over the summer. Perhaps this week you could ask yourself: What have I stopped doing that once helped me follow the Lord more closely? And what might the Holy Spirit be calling me to do to deepen my relationship with God? A new season can be an invitation to begin again.
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FR DAVID WRITES
October began on Thursday with the Feast of St Therese of Lisieux. As you know, October is the month of the Holy Rosary, and Wednesday this week is Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary. Please join us on weekday mornings (Monday - Friday) at 9.30am in church to pray the Rosary together. Why not also explore the Rosary on your own during this month? I hope you saw the wonderful pictures of Pope Leo in Lourdes last Sunday, where he joined thousands of the faithful, including the sick, in the torchlight Rosary Procession.
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FR DAVID WRITES
Today in the Gospel, Jesus shatters our human calculations of justice by telling us to forgive ‘seventy-seven times.’ Our first reading reminds us that nursing anger only imprisons our own hearts. Forgiveness is rarely easy but is a personal step towards healing. Let us pray for the grace to let go of grudges and old sins, remember the immense mercy God shows us all daily, and offer that same healing grace to others.