Fr Anthony’s blog: The Risen Lord!
Anastasis fresco, Kariye Camii, from Art in the Christian Tradition, a project of the Vanderbilt Divinity Library, Nashville, TN.

Fr Anthony’s blog: The Risen Lord!

I have always liked this icon of the Resurrection, which shows Jesus smashing the gates of death, reaching down into Hades, and releasing humanity – represented by Adam and Eve…

Holy Week and Easter in Kapit
Children and adult baptisms at the Church

Holy Week and Easter in Kapit

Dear Friends in Christ, We, the people of Kapit Parish, journey together as a community of disciples, nourished by the Eucharist, enlightened by the Word of God to bear witness…

Easter Saturday: A reflection

Pray and reflect with Missio today and over the Easter Triduum.‘There was in the place where he was crucified a garden, and in the garden a new tomb, in which…

Maundy Thursday: a reflection
The painting on the sanctuary depicts life in Kibera

Maundy Thursday: a reflection

Pray and reflect with Missio today and over the Easter Triduum. ‘Do you understand’ he said ‘what I have done for you? You call me Master and Lord, and rightly;…

Coronavirus: Messages of Easter hope

This is a remarkable Easter for the global Church. With so many countries on lockdown, most Catholics will be unable to attend Mass or come together in person this Easter.…

A people’s way of the cross in Uganda
The Way of the Cross procession passes by and through a rubbish dump in Mbikko, Uganda

A people’s way of the cross in Uganda

Stations of the Cross are held throughout the world, in very different ways. Fr Fons, a Mill Hill Missionary, tells us about his experience in Uganda. There was a heavy…