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Father Ian reads Luke 17: 5-10 and reflects on how our relationship with God cannot be reduced to a transaction, followed by the hymn, 'We have a gospel to proclaim' : CC from the Church of England; CCLI #1025791

Today, Father Ian reflects on the life of St Francis of Assisi, whose feast day is celebrated this weekend. We end with the hymn, "All Creatures Of Our God And King".

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Father Ian reads Luke:: 16: 19-31 and reflects on the duty to help those closest to us, followed by the hymn, "Love Divine, All Loves Excelling': CC from the Church of England; CCLI #1025791

Today, Mike refers to the escalation of artificial intelligence and of cryptocurrency, and reflects on its significance. We end with the hymn, "God Is Love".

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Father Ian reads Luke 16:1-13 and reflects on the destructive nature of greed, followed by the hymn, 'And can it be": CC from the Church of England; CCLI #1025791

Today, Jean reflects on the history and significance of harvest festivals. We end with the hymn, "We Plough The Fields And Scatter".

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Father Ian reads Luke 15: 1-10 and reflects on the relevance of the parables of the lost sheep and the lost coins to the condition of spiritual lostness, followed by the hymn, "Lord of All Hopefulness': CC from the Church of England; CCLI #1025791

Today Martin encourages us to find some quiet time for ourselves. We end with the hymn,"Be Still, For The Presence Of The Lord".

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Father Ian reads Luke 14: 21-33 and reflects on the need to commit to our true goals in life, followed by the hymn "All Things Bright and Beautiful": CC from the Church of England; CCLI #1025791“

Today Father Ian reflects on the life of Pope Gregory the Great, and on Gregory's emphasis on service. We end with the hymn, "For All The Saints".

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