On this feast of Corpus Christi let us honour the presence of Jesus in this land which always was, always will be Aboriginal land.
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On this feast of Corpus Chrisi let us honour the presence
of Jesus on streets where people have marched in protest for refugee rights,
for worker’s rights, for women’s rights and for peace and justice.
On this feast of Corpus Christi let our songs echo the
traditional laments of those who mourn black deaths in custody, the loss of connection to land and culture.
On this feast of Corpus Christi let us honour the presence of Jesus on footpaths and in shopfronts where homeless people sleep rough seeking shelter and
comfort.
On this feast of Corpus Christi let us remember our religious duty to feed
the poor, to set the prisoners free, to care for the widows and orphans, to
protect this planet, our common home, to welcome the stranger, to proclaim the
social upheaval of the Magnificat of Mary.
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On this feast of Corpus Christi I will celebrate as a gay man
where the sanctuary of my home is decorated with a rainbow flag I will add my colours to the
banners of parish and ethnic communities in the public procession of devotion. I will wear the flair of the rainbow
alongside the brocade and lace of religious vestments. I will process with my Catholic
community as I have processed so often on previous demonstrations of my core
beliefs with those seeking justice, human rights and liberation.
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