Ah, to be able to play such music – Monteverdi, Frescobaldi, Dalza, Handel and Merula – in an Italian, or French villa: A little slice of heaven, and hope in grey days. Light shines in the darkness, and the darkness is not able to overcome it:
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George Orwell’s final warning.
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Sunday of the Publican and the Pharisee, Tone 1; Our Venerable Mother Xenia the Roman Great Vespers and Divine Liturgy GREAT VESPERS Kathisma Reading “Blessed is the man…” is sung. At Psalm 140 In Tone 1 Lead my soul forth from prison* that I may give thanks to Your name. Accept our evening prayer, […]
Twice a week, very early in the morning, I walk from London’s Waterloo Station across the river to the West End to help serve breakfasts at St Patrick’s Church in Soho Square. In what could […]
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Pope Francis leads the Sunday Angelus (Vatican Media)
January 17, 2021
Pope Francis reflects on the day’s Gospel during his Sunday Angelus, inviting the faithful to accept God’s call, responding to it with only love.