Today, I have the honour and privilege to offer words of remembrance for a dear colleague and wonderful friend. I am not the only contributor. What you will hear today is a compilation of stories and precious memories of our dear Simone being offered by the staff of St. Philip Neri.
I have always had a bit of a conflicting view about prayer. For instance, in the Gospel of Matthew (21:22), the writer says “Ifyou believe, you will receive whatever you ask for in prayer.” I truly believed that.
Easter is full of contrast. The joyful exultation of praise on Palm Sunday next to the shouts of “Crucify Him” from the same mouths. A kiss as a sign of betrayal.
Have you ever envisioned your own funeral? What do want people say about you once you’re gone? Your spouse? Your children? Your co-workers? Your friends?
Lord, I pray today for the people who care for men and women with Alzheimer’s disease. You know how hard their work is, how scant their resources, and how heavy their burdens. Perhaps tending to the needs of ...
We recently hosted the Alzheimer Society's Annual Coffee Break fundraiser. Thank you to everyone for your support. We saw this information called "6 Facts About a Person with&...