Marriage as vocation: Growing together in faith and love.

Our latest podcast turned into a marriage preparation session for host, Julia as our guest, Sarah reflects on her 30 years of marriage to James. Listen now: https://t.co/M2pZhNQhIM

This audio retreat for couples from @prayasugo and the Diocese of Westminster is designed as a tool to help you check in on your marriage or relationship using Ignatian Spirituality and prayer.

In today's passage from 2 Timothy, Paul addresses Timothy in the singular and directly with a barrage of orders.

In today's gospel Jesus asks ‘When the Son of Man comes, will he find faith on earth?’ How should Catholic educators interpret this question: when the Son of Man comes, will he find Catholic schools top of League Tables or above average for Value Added? https://t.co/gXm7jycGvg

Art exhibition in London: "Defiant love in times of war: Holiness under the Third Reich".

The language in today's second reading models what Timothy himself is to use as he prepares a new generation of teachers and church leaders.

Ruben Ferreira's powerful portraits of those who suffered for their faith under the Nazis are on display through the month of October in the Arrupe Hall at the London Jesuit Centre: https://t.co/X2PgW4VqTQ

Jesus's conclusion to a parable about a widow who pleaded with an unjust judge in today's #gospel was a lament: ‘When the Son of Man comes, will he find faith on earth?’

Paul's remarks on Scripture in today's reading from 2 Timothy are often combined with other New Testament texts in upholding its value and importance as being inspired by God. https://t.co/OOwMN9qN2l

An art exhibition running in Mayfair this October presents the powerful stories of little-known heroes who, in the face of the despair, prejudice, and hatred of the Third Reich, dared to choose love. https://t.co/X2PgW4VqTQ @londonjesuit @farmstchurch

Happy #feast of #SaintLuke! Why do we read the #gospel that bears his name?  https://t.co/LU0IEEpGdI

How does Saint Luke, whose feast we celebrate today, use the word faith in his gospel? https://t.co/jXp83jgx66

18 October is the date on which we celebrate the feast of St Luke. Read about the evangelist and his gospel in our archive:

Peter Edmonds SJ suggests a way for us to approach our encounter with Jesus and his story in #Luke’s #Gospel.  https://t.co/LU0IEEpGdI  #feast

The author of Acts of the Apostles introduces himself in the opening verse: he is the evangelist who wrote the Gospel of Luke, whose feast we celebrate today: https://t.co/0aPHQOkKtE

The passage we hear today from 2 Timothy, although is is a disputed Pauline letter, names today's saint, Luke, as one who stood by Paul when others deserted him.

Luke's Gospel can help us make more sense of the readings we hear at Mass or deepen our knowledge of our Christian faith; and is a masterpiece of world literature whose narrative is to be savoured. Happy feast! https://t.co/LU0IEEpGdI

Pope Leo XIV’s first apostolic exhortation Dilexi te, issued in a Jubilee Year during which we are called to be ‘pilgrims of hope’ in a world which is sorely in need of it, is ‘a letter to all Christians on love for the poor’. https://t.co/abBshkEltX #EndPoverty

As we read through #Luke's Acts of the Apostles, we grow acquainted with an author whose qualities reflect those of a historian, a theologian and a pastor. https://t.co/0aPHQOkKtE #feast