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Updated (28th January)	28th January 2015 Feast of St Thomas Aquinas	Have a Blessed Year	Today's Daily Reflection Daily Catholic Mass Readings by Turlough Quinn Newspaper Publish Date: January 22nd, 2015

Latest Updates Feast of St Thomas Aquinas: 13th century doctor of the church...He also used philosophy to show that the teachings of the Church were in perfect accord with reason...he cuts straight to the quick and in a no nonsense way shows the beauty and truth... (read reflection) TAB: Blog Daily Reflection Posted: Wednesday 28th January 2015 who Jesus really is: the apostles were asking themselves the same sort of questions we often do when we first come to the Christian life. Questions such as, ‘who exactly is Jesus, and what is his relationship with the Father?’...Jesus forces us to make a decision for or against him... (read reflection) TAB: Blog Daily Reflection Posted: Tuesday 27th January 2015 My Week by Turlough Quinn: Newspaper Publish Date: January 22, 2015 unabridged version Weekly column reviewing events in Ireland, Europe and the world – presented with a Christian perspective. This week: our relationship with fairies, Holy Wells, wishing trees, we are such a mixture of old and new, ancient and modern...(read article) TAB: Bearing Witness Posted: Tuesday 22nd January 2015 Feast of St Francis de Sales: Like St Bernard, Francis loved silence and contemplation but seldom got a chance to practice it ... He also had the wisdom to say that different states of life called for different ways of living and practising our faith... (read reflection) TAB: Blog Daily Reflection Posted: Saturday 24th January 2015

Hear two video clips by Fr Robert Spitzer, SJ, Phd and Frank Turek that provide some scientific evidence which can be used to deduce that there is a God. It is amazing how science is pointing towards God's existence!... Click on images below to go to specific sections