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Shared Human Dignity — From Where We Stand

1 Jul

Opening Address for the Abrahamic Leaders’ Dinner, Victoria Wiradjuri Language Note: This speech uses Wiradjuri language, the language of the largest single nation on the continent. Key terms: Ngurambang (Country, law, belonging), Dhuray (connection), Winhangadhurinya (deep listening), Mandaang guwu (thank … Read More »

Christian, Dialogue, dignity, indigenous, Jewish, love, Muslim, relationships, statistics

Through the Eye of the Needle: Treaty and Truth in the Gospel

23 Oct

The Gospel insists that salvation is not an inward belief but an outward transformation. To ‘inherit eternal life’ is not to escape this world, but to live truthfully within it. Treaty calls us to do just that — to walk a new way, stripped of privilege, clothed in humility, reconciled to God and to Country.

justice, reconciliation, relationships, sovereignty, treaty, truth

Relationships, forgiveness, reconciliation

13 Feb

Guest Post – Rev. Andrew Tasker Matthew 5.21-37 As we have just heard, the Gospel is long, quite harsh and includes some of the hardest lessons from Jesus about really complex issues – adultery, divorce, swearing falsely and finally, conflict … Read More »

forgiveness, reconciliation, relationships

Merton and Teachers.

18 May

“Do not depend on the hope of results. You may have to face the fact that your work will be apparently worthless and even achieve no result at all, if not perhaps results opposite to what you expect. As you … Read More »

education, learning, relationships, teachers, Thomas Merton

New Beginnings

1 Feb

Back to school is a time of new beginnings. This week in chapel we have been looking at the idea of beginning again in light of the tragic floods which have been experienced across our country. The question is, how … Read More »

floods, illness, natural disasters, new beginnings, relationships, video games

Living With Loose Ends

13 Mar

2 Corinthians 5:16-21 – Luke 15:1-3, 11b-32 Today’s readings drag us into the complicated world of relationships and dysfunction. It is, without putting too fine a point on it, almost assured that relationships will be,at least at sometime in their … Read More »

Christ the king, dysfunction, Eucharistic, forgiving, God, prodigal son, reconciliation, relationships, table

Men’s Group, the movie

15 Dec

Went and saw the movie, ‘Men’s Group’ last night. What a great movie! A confronting, hard hitting realistic view of Aussie Blokes dealing with the stuff of life which bends them out of shape. A confronting movie not for the … Read More »

boys, dads, fathers, fathers and sons, mens group, Movies, priorities, relationships, resilience, violence

Gerry Harvey Kicks Sacred Cows in the Sirloin

24 Nov

Gerry Harvey puts the cats amongst the pidgeons or, to put it another way, gives some sacred cows a hefty boot in the sirloin. His comments on charity and the value of charity have elicted much comment . It is … Read More »

charity, dignity, Gerry Harvey, hand out, hand up, priorities, relationships, resilience

The Degustation Breakfast

20 Nov

Well, last Saturday’s Blokes Breakfast was indeed an occaision to remember. The Cooks Warren and Ian excelled themselves with 6 enjoyable and wonderful taste sensations. Warren particularly has been spectacular this year and we thank him (and Ian) especially for … Read More »

breakfast, fathers, fathers and sons, Men's work, mens group, prodigal son, relationships

Sex & Violence – A Staple Diet for Our Kids

13 Nov

I am constantly amazed at the sexual messages contained in ads of all varieties and almost every television show you watch. Maybe I am more shocked because I am not a great tv watcher, but when I do I notice … Read More »

adolescence, dads, fathers and sons, relationships, sex, tv, video games, violence

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A blog for people who explore the spiritual journey. BYO RedShoes.

Glenn is a Wiradjuri man committed to advancing the well being, culture and spirituality of the First People of Australia. He is presently the Anglican Diocese of Melbourne’s Educator and Advocate for the Referendum for the Recognition of First People in the Australian Constitution and an enshrined Voice to Parliament and the Executive Government.

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