Tag: Walk with Christ

C.S. Lewis said that “In Heaven, everything is either silence or music.” The Christian God is the Word, the God who speaks. Yet, paradoxically, He dwelt voiceless in His mother’s womb for nine months, entered the world as a wordless baby, lived in obscurity in Nazareth for most of His life, and accomplished His redemptive work muted in His Passion and Tomb.

Anyone who has watched Monty Python’s Life of Brian can hardly forget the classic scene where John Cleese’s centurion gives a Latin lesson to Graham Chapman’s Brian. It took a bit of study, but I now know the proper translation for “Romans go home” is “Romani ite domum,” not “Romanes eunt domus,”

Students across Sydney Catholic Schools will gain fresh insights into the significance of the Feast of Corpus Christi, its history and ongoing importance through a new documentary produced by the Sydney Centre for Evangelisation.

A short documentary on the popular Walk With Christ procession shows the importance of Eucharistic processions in a secular age

Procession testifies to Christianity’s relevance - and vitality Christ walked the streets of Sydney with more than 13,000 disciples last Sunday in scenes not seen...

Charlotte Giambol used the beach for her inspiration while Lucy Savignano featured footprints for her design. The Year 6 students from Arncliffe’s St Francis Xavier's...