ould you believe? I am out in Kings Cross on a beautiful sunny Saturday lunchtime; standing outside Harris Farm Market looking for a recipe for ‘tomato tea’ – in Dropbox on my iPhone. I want to make sure that I have all the required ingredients before starting on the recipe. How did this notion of …
A Trumpet Fanfare heralded the commencement of a jubilant 125th Anniversary Mass at St Canice’s this time last Sunday. oday; same place; totally different vibe. I walk into Mass to see black and white images of women’s faces; all but one with eyes closed; anguish written all over them; so palpable. Then a zephyr ruffles …
s you might expect, there was much of what was said in the Addresses at St Canice’s yesterday that resonated with me. But one thought in particular had already been percolating around in my head of late (in quotes below) My brother Mark says little, but his inferences deafen me; my friend Pam is a …
ST CANICE”S 125th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATORY MASS THIS SUNDAY 4TH MAY AT 10.30 AM The recently appointed Apostolic Administrator, Bishop Peter Comensoli will preside. DO COME! THE MAGNIFICENT FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS by Gerhard Haas already have those parishioners, (who enjoyed a sneak preview at the Saturday Vigil Mass), trying to guess what flowers have been included in …
lan and I first met on a Lufthansa ‘educational’ to Germany in 1967. Now after nearly fifty years, with both of us living on various sides of the globe, Alan is departing Australia to set up home in Thailand. I share some pics from that very first ‘getting to know him’ occasion of Oktoberfest in …