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Holiness is not reserved for a few, it is the destiny and duty of all. From the beginning, God has desired that each person share in His divine life. God calls each of us to holiness, without exception.

Lift Up Your Hearts is a resource for all seeking to grow in holiness. Rooted in the wisdom of the Church, it offers guidance and inspiration for embracing the call to sanctity in everyday life. through the timeless pillars of Truth, Beauty, and Goodness.

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Contributors:

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Father Nathan Peter Barrie, EKHS is a Roman Catholic priest serving in the Diocese of Bunbury, Western Australia. He is currently the Assistant Priest of St Joseph's Catholic Parish in Busselton.

 

Fr. Nathan was ordained to the priesthood on May 17, 2023, at St Patrick’s Cathedral in Bunbury, through the hands of the Most Reverend Gerard Holohan, Emeritus Bishop of Bunbury.

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In addition to his pastoral duties, Fr. Nathan is a Knight of the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem, a Catholic papal order dedicated to supporting Christian presence in the Holy Land .​

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This website has been designed by Fr Nathan to share the Truth, Beauty, and Goodness of Christ and His Church.

Follow Father Nathan @frnathanpeter

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Can you contribute to Lift Up Your Hearts?

If you have an article, story, blog, testimony, book review, etc. that covers the multitude of topics on Lift Up Your Hearts, I am happy to publish and credit you.

Please contact Father Nathan at frnathanpeter@outlook.com

​Any opinions or reflections shared here are offered in the spirit of Catholic thought and tradition, but should not be considered infallible or beyond correction. All teachings must be measured against the Magisterium of the Catholic Church, and the Catechism serves as a sure and faithful reference for understanding the fullness of the faith. Ultimately, all must submit to the authority of the Church in matters of doctrine and practice. Every attempt has been made to act in accordance with CIC 822-832.

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