Fourth Sunday of Lent, Year A

In light of the latest development of the Federal Government’s ban on ‘non-essential gatherings of persons of one hundred or greater in indoor areas’ and the existing ban on ‘non-essential outdoor gatherings of five hundred persons or greater’, Archbishop Tim Costelloe asks us: Do I put myself first or should I act for the good of my brothers and sisters in the reality of my own life’s circumstances?  Read more…

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