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This Sunday

12th Sunday in Ordinary Time Year A

Today’s readings are very apt for our current times, where many of us are experiencing vulnerability, tension, and unpredictability. Yet as followers of Christ, we are being called to trust in God our Father, who knows us intimately and understands...
Sparrows on a fence
This Sunday

The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ

This Sunday the Roman Catholic church celebrates the feast of the Body and Blood of Christ, traditionally known by its Latin name ‘Corpus Christi’. It is an opportunity to reflect on the fact that Christ gave us his body and blood as spiritual...
The Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci
This Sunday

The Most Holy Trinity Year A

One God, three persons united in a constant flow of love and tenderness! On this feast of the Most Holy Trinity, we are all invited to be drawn deeper into the rhythm of this eternal dance of love. Moses met God in the form of a cloud (First Reading...
Three windows
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The St Beuno's Chapel
This Sunday

Pentecost Year A

Pentecost, seen as the birthday of the Christian Church, is the culmination of Eastertide. It is the day when we celebrate the gift of the Holy Spirit and the start of the Church’s mission to the world – a mission to bring people to God. We hear of...
A mosaic depicting Pentecost
This Sunday

The Ascension Year A

With the feast of the Ascension of the Lord, we come to the end of Jesus’s earthly life. For the Apostles, it has been a journey from suffering and death to the joy of the Resurrection. The Ascension is another huge step in experiencing the Lord’s...
Jesus rises up to heaven with hosts of angels on either side
This Sunday

7th Sunday of Eastertide Year A

In this time of worldwide fear and uncertainty, we are called to a deepening faith in our Lord, our stronghold and hope. As Christians, we also try to be a beacon of light for our fellow human beings. The First Reading picks up the early Christian...
The apostles with Mary gathered in the Upper Room
This Sunday

6th Sunday of Easter Year A

Even though we remain conscious of the real trauma that many continue to struggle with today, there is a sense of joy in this week’s readings. We hear of it arising from the marvellous acts of the apostles (today’s First Reading), and also in the...
Jesus talks to his disciples in the Upper Room.
This Sunday

5th Sunday of Easter Year A

This week’s readings speak powerfully of faith, hope and trust in God. During the coming week and for the weeks ahead, God’s word inspires, sustains and encourages us as we continue to live with the impacts of current events. We learn how the early...
Belltower at St Beuno's
This Sunday

4th Sunday of Easter Year A

Today is known as Good Shepherd Sunday, for the Gospel is always taken from St John, where Jesus speaks of himself as the ‘Good Shepherd’. A shepherd leads his flock and Jesus is the shepherd who leads his followers. The sheep know his voice, trust...
Two sheep and a rainbow
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