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Lectio Divina Newsletter - Bishop David Walker

Dear Friends,

Please find our Easter newsletter. Our focus this month is how we can grow and live in the light of Easter.

I went to a funeral of a colleague’s relative recently and there was the usual ritual of a Catholic service and an outpouring of grief from those close to the…

Come out of your Tomb: The Easter Invitation

Every year, as the leaves turn golden brown and the air carries a hint of autumn chill, a timeless story unfolds – the story of Easter. Beyond the vibrant colours…

Easter message form Bishop David Walker

To be an Easter Sunday person it is necessary to be Friday Calvary person. There is an essential link between Easter Sunday and Calvary Friday. They are two ways of…

An Easter People, a “resurrection people”?

As I walked with our faith community through the days of Lent with an eye on Easter, our journey’s climax, the idea of being an Easter People or People of…

Weekly Lectio Divina Videos

Lectio Reflection – Easter Sunday of the Resurrection of the Lord – Mark 16:1-19

Welcome to a transformative journey as we delve into the profound practice of Lectio Divina, a spiritual meditation technique rooted in ancient traditions. In this video, we unlock the secrets of Lectio Divina and explore its…

Lectio Reflection – Palm Sunday of the Lord’s Passion – Mark 14:32-42

Lectio Reflection – Fifth Sunday of Lent – John 12:20-33

Vatican News

Reminding the youth that they are “the living hope of the Church on the move,” Pope Francis thanks them for their presence in and contribution to the life of the Church.