Lectio Divina with Bishop David Walker
The Living Word
Lectio Divina Newsletter - Bishop David Walker

Welcome to our first newsletter for 2024

 

We have recently updated our website lectiodivinia.com.au to include a newsletter, video library of previous Lectio recordings and interesting articles by Bishop David Walker and our community.

I found this small insert in the parish bulletin of the Catholic Church of the Immaculate Conception, Farm Street Church London and immediately thought what a great idea this would be to include in your parish bulletins. Welcoming new comers is so important.

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Welcome. If this is your first time here, we would like to especially welcome you to Farm Street, our vibrant and engaging Catholic parish in the heart of London. 

We aim to welcome all who come to our church to share in our faith and fellowship. Please do introduce yourself to a member of the clergy. You will always be most welcome here. (Fr. Dominic Robinson, SJ Parish Priest)

 

Looking forward to the exciting year ahead,

Virginia Ryan

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Weekly Lectio Divina Video
Lectio Reflection – Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time – Mark 1:40-45
We invite you to share with us your prayerful reflection on The Sunday Gospel readings with Bishop David Walker, Fr John Frauenfelder and Virginia Ryan - Lectio Divina - Mark 1:29-34 Jesus Heals Many at Simon’s…
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DOGMATIC CONSTITUTION
ON DIVINE REVELATION
DEI VERBUM

 

A reminder of how powerful this document is; note this excerpt from Chapter VI.

24. Sacred theology rests on the written word of God, together with sacred tradition, as its primary and perpetual foundation. By scrutinizing in the light of faith all truth stored up in the mystery of Christ, theology is most powerfully strengthened and constantly rejuvenated by that word. For the Sacred Scriptures contain the word of God and since they are inspired, really are the word of God; and so the study of the sacred page is, as it were, the soul of sacred theology. (3) By the same word of Scripture the ministry of the word also, that is, pastoral preaching, catechetics and all Christian instruction, in which the liturgical homily must hold the foremost place, is nourished in a healthy way and flourishes in a holy way. Read more here...

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