I am the way, the truth and life. John 14.6   The Well   Encounter   ‘A Samaritan woman came to draw water.’  John 4:7   I heard a voice that set the wind in my heart free We met alone, strangers at the well outside town outside convention outside ourselves.   Water, draw water from this ancient well, draw it, woman, Samaritan; give me a drink, friend.   His first words cut, I shivered awake, a taboo was broken; I was pulled out of my trance.   I lowered the pot off my head,

Reflection on the rite of Baptism and belief in Limbo in relation to Seamus Heaney's poem, Limbo

An address by Carol O'Connor on 'Prayer and Faith in the Life and Poetry of Mary Oliver.

This poem was inspired by an exhibition at the Bendigo Art Gallery.

A reflection on Ash Wednesday based on a poem by Gerard Manley Hopkins, 'Thou art indeed just, Lord'.

A reflection on Ash Wednesday after stepping out onto a flight of well-worn parish stairs.