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1. Thank you to CathNews and to the Loyola Press for these few very beautiful moments of meditation. So meaningful for a nun who lives alone!
   What struck me, in particular, is that, on my own website (srmarynoonan.wordpress.com), these very same thoughts occurred to me, prosaically, by comparison, when I wrote my comments on the Q & A programme between Cardinal Pell and Richard Dawkins.
   It was inspirational for me to find them expressed again, this morning, so very beautifully and prayerfully.

   Posted By: Sr Mary Noonan

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