Lent is a time of reflecting on wilderness journeys, as symbolised by Jesus' 40 days of praying and fasting in the wilderness, and by the Israelites’ journey from captivity in Egypt to the freedom of the wilderness. In this reflection we explore times of wilderness in our own lives and spiritual journeys.

In this reflection we explore the image of treasures in heaven, as taught about by Jesus, and what this may apply to in our lives.

In this reflection we explore what it means to BE peace, and what may be meant by the beatitude taught by Jesus in Matthew 5:9 "Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God."

The theme for this reflection is to explore what it means to have an attitude of mercy, not sacrifice.

In this reflection we look at the questions: What is faith? Where does doubt fit in? And what does authenticity mean in the context of faith?

This is a reflection on Jesus' teaching about being the salt of the earth, and what this means in our lives.

In this reflection we explore the image of our Divine Birth Mother, as an expression of God's profound compassion and tender mercy towards us.

In this reflection we explore the grace of bringing a quality of presence to whatever we are doing in this moment, and in this way becoming channels for God's grace to flow into our world.

In this reflection we explore the question of how our participation in our own awakening process can help humanity and the planet in the impasse that we are in as a species, and how this can be a participation on a broader scale in bringing hope where there seems to be none.

In this reflection we will explore the resurrection as a symbol of our eternal being and belonging in God that not even death can sever.

In this reflection we explore what it means to have an undivided heart in a highly polarised world.

St. Theresa of Avila wrote: "This magnificent refuge is inside you....Close your eyes and follow your breath to the still place that leads to the invisible path that takes you home." In this reflection we explore this place of refuge, this inner sanctuary.