Introduction to the psalms
Psalms is a book which I find more intriguing the more I study it. Here’s an article I recently came across which provides a great introduction to some of the structural aspects of this Old Testament hymnbook:

"We are travellers…not yet in our native land" – St. Augustine
Psalms is a book which I find more intriguing the more I study it. Here’s an article I recently came across which provides a great introduction to some of the structural aspects of this Old Testament hymnbook:

Today I’d like to share something a little different. I was listening to this podcast the other day and I really liked what Wing Chun instructor, Dominic Izzo, had to say about overcoming adversity…
I will be going to London later this year. In preparation for that, I decided to compile a list of my favourite things to do in my home country’s capital city…

In this last Theology On Tap series we also heard a presentation from Peggy and Deacon Ralph Skiano, the Directors for Marriage and Family Life for the Diocese. Their talk was entitled “Vocation to love” and is available for download below:
Main Talk (Download)
Q&A (Download)
Whenever the Book of Revelation is mentioned, I find non-Christians always ask about “666” which is mentioned in the book. What’s it all about?
Here’s an article I really enjoyed from Called To Communion on the roots of the Reformation:

We were talking about “the unforgivable sin” in Bible study a few weeks ago. Fr. Dwight posted an absolutely cracking article on it recently:
