We normally link the robin with Christmas
Burning his breast, tending
the fire to keep the Christ child warm.
But there is also a legend that the robin
was [Read More]
Thought of the Week – The Robin
April 1st, 2012 by Marty in News, Thought for the week
Thought for the Week – Landscape of Death
March 26th, 2012 by Marty in News, Thought for the week
The well known psychologist Carl Jung
claimed that he had never met a patient
over forty whose unhappiness did not have
its roots in the fear of death.
Another [Read More]
Thought for the Week – Adolescents
March 18th, 2012 by Marty in News, Thought for the week
Having taught in a secondary school
I have often wondered why adolescents get so tired!
It was George Balanchine, the late ballet master,
who provided an answer? And [Read More]
Thought for the Week – Addiction
March 10th, 2012 by Marty in News, Thought for the week
ADDICTIONS
St Augustine claimed that God always wants to give us what we need but our hands are so full of things to which we are [Read More]
Thought for the Week – Time
March 4th, 2012 by Marty in News, Thought for the week
TIME
For us, living carefully regulated lives,
it is good to disrupt our time on occasion…..
This happened to Monk Phoenix.
One day he was saying his
breviary in the [Read More]
Thought for the Week – Forgiveness
February 26th, 2012 by Marty in News, Thought for the week
John Lee, the ‘man they couldn’t hang’,
was sentenced to death in 1885 for murdering his employer.
Three times they tried to hang him and three times
the [Read More]
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