Why am I so harried with thoughts?
“Remember, this is your world, you can no longer be ignorant like a sleeping innocent...
Extraordinarily ordinary
“The Ordinary is bedecked in the greening of extraordinary mystery, bejewelled with frost on the...
Leave the empty tomb behind
A poem for Easter week from Good Samaritan Sister Pam Grey.
Seeds on the slipstream of life
In the slipstream of life, in the eyes of innocence, hope awaits us all on...
One vote is all we have
With the Federal election looming in Australia, Good Samaritan Sister Marie Casamento offers us all...
Before the eyes of the world
“Before the eyes of the world, in the dead of night they came, seeking passage...
Greatest fault in being human
Ellie Betteridge-Garvey’s song lyrics capture the sentiments of millions of people around the world.
Empathy
“Dare I imagine the muscle of empathy flexing to build a new way forward,” ponders...
Why do the bagpipes stir our soul?
As we commemorate ANZAC Day, Good Samaritan Sister Pam Grey shares one of her poems.
Forgotten warriors
An article published in “The Good Oil” last year inspired Colleen Keating of Sydney to...
Mindful mindfullness
From the Early Church Fathers and the ancient writers of the East, to modern concepts...
The memory keeper's lament
With her “memory keeper” as guide, Good Samaritan Sister, Marie Casamento, takes us on a...