The Cathedral of St Stephen Schola returns with Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina’s “Super Flumina Babylonis,” a sublime setting of Psalm 137 that echoes the sorrow and longing of God’s people in exile, yearning for Jerusalem. This sacred motet invites us to enter into prayerful reflection on our own longing for God and our true home with Him. Listen and pray with this beautiful rendition, allowing your heart to be lifted in faith and hope.
We are disobeying all the rules of cutting back on things in Lent by having this second helping of 'The Seven Penitential Psalms' so...
Drawing on his biblical scholarship, Archbishop Mark will demonstrate the capacity of God's word to speak into the contemporary issues we experience today and...
Two-Minute Homily by Fr Denis Scanlan for the Twenty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time 2021. "All humans' purpose is to tend the garden by proclaiming...
