Members, men and women, of institutes of consecrated life. What about you, i would like to dwell on two aspects of these words in the context of our particular mission, to transmit the joy of the the gospel and to build up the church, whether as priests, deacons, or men and women members of the institutes of consecrated life. First, those words, what about you, were addressed to a young person, a young woman with high ideals and they changed her life. They made her think of the immense work that had to be done. And to realize that she was being called to do her part. How many young people in our parishes and schools have the same high ideals, generosity of spirit and love for christ and the church. I ask you do we challenge them . Do we make space for them and help them to do their part . Do we find ways of sharing their enthusiasm and gifts with our communities, above all, in works of mercy and concern for others. Do we share our own joy, and enthusiasm if serving the lord. First thos
Media release: Stirling’s shop windows transformed into animated works of art
STIRLING’S empty shop windows have been transformed into vibrant works of art – thanks to an ambitious project launched by the city’s BID.
The Street Stories initiative features a range of animated artworks on eight shop windows, including the former BHS and Argos stores, in a move aimed at revitalising the city as it prepares to welcome shoppers back next week.
The ground-breaking project, organised by the team at Go Forth Stirling Business Improvement District (BID), showcases the work of a range of Scottish artists, including Jacqueline Marr, Michael Corr and David Galletly.