Tag: Melto D’ Moronoyo
Melto D’ Moronoyo: Passion Week is the wedding feast of the...
We have finally arrived at that time of the year again, Passion Week. This week is typically known to be very sorrowful and solemn as we, the faithful, prepare to meditate on the ultimate sacrifice of Jesus through his being betrayed and denied by his closest friends, students, and apostles. Yet Passion Week does not start off in such a sombre manner.
To learn what trust means, look to St Joseph
What does it mean to trust in God? I remember asking my spiritual director this question when going through a period of stubborn anxiety.
Melto D’ Moronoyo: Reflections on the Maronite jubilee year
As we recognise 50 years of the Maronite eparchy, it is a time to reflect on its purpose, achievements, shortcomings and future direction.
Melto D’ Moronoyo: Christ’s disciples are not promised sunshine and rainbows
There is something about an early morning Maronite Liturgy during the week that makes sense. By all means, it shouldn’t be that way.
Melto D’ Moronoyo: The Cardinal who loved Lebanon
Cardinal loved Lebanon
The more we shed light on the life and achievements of his Eminence George Cardinal Pell the more we realise that he...
Melto D’Moronoyo: Modern disciples in a broken world
Youth ministry can be challenging work but also deeply rewarding - and always fruitful
To serve is the greatest calling, and youth ministry has given...
Melto D’Moronyo: A budding Maronite saint
By Dr Margaret Ghosn mshf
Elias Boutros Howayek, born 4 December 1843 in Helta, North Lebanon, went on to become a priest (1870-1899), bishop (1889-1899)...
Melto D’Moronoyo: Mary, Mother of the Church
During the month of May, the Month of Mary, one of my roles as a Deacon is to visit the homes of the faithful, accompanying a statue of the Blessed Mother. After a hymn welcoming Mary into each home, we gather around the statue, pray the Rosary and sing a Marian hymn after each decade.
