Take a trip down memory lane with this well-known song which is so apt for what is at the heart of Laudato Si’; “Maybe, there's a time we'll call our own, living free in harmony and majesty…” 

Sharon Collopy from St John’s parish guides us through taking a mindful walk, experiencing God’s wonderful creation with all our senses…

This short video helps us to understand the importance of biodiversity for the welfare of our planet...

More than 75 % of the world’s food crops rely on pollination. Without bees, we wouldn’t have these nutritious foods. Bees play an essential role in keeping us and the planet healthy.

Keep The Home Fires Burning! I hope you all healthy and well today. It's been so good to see so many faces at Night Prayer on Thursdays at 9pm.

Michael shares his perspective on Laudato Si'; how we can become more in tune with Creation and recognise how we are all interconnected...

Song: Jesus, my Lord, my God, my all
Written By: Frederick W. Faber
Artist: Fr Leo McDonnell
Parish: St. John's Cathedral | St. John the Baptist Parish

Pope Francis: St John Paul II a man of prayer, closeness, justice.