‘Decisions, decisions, decisions’ – words we use frequently when we have to decide about whether something may be important or trivial. Of course, there are decisions that we make automatically every day – what outfit we will wear, what we are going to eat, who we will talk to etc.
The Gospels for these Sundays are taken from Chapter 6 of St. John which gives us a profound teaching on Jesus as the Bread of Life. I have always marvelled at the respect and faith of people in the Eucharist. I still have vivid memories of the glow of joy and excitement...
The Bread The only miracle of Jesus that is reported in all four Gospels is the multiplication of the loaves and fishes. It will come as no surprise that it is only in John that this miracle leads to an extended discourse between Jesus and the crowds who have witnessed the event.
We are a Roman Catholic Congregation of Priests, Brothers and Lay Associates. Our congregation was founded in Paris in 1703 by a young 24 year old Breton Lawyer, Claude Poullart des Places.
He founded a community for young men who wished to become priests and dedicated it to the Holy Spirit.
