So many things are done to us to make us think one way or another way. Headlines in newspapers, particularly online, often bear little...

I remember visiting the former East Germany when I was a lot younger, the cobbled motorways, the strange food, particularly dishes based...

The sacred week is now upon us, and we have some time to rehearse in our minds and in our worship, the mysteries of the death and...

Many people, maybe most people, spend their lives training, getting ready for a thing that may never happen, without getting ready for...

At last, the gloom is lifting! Three weeks of Lent, the darkness of the vestments and the tone of the hymns is changing slightly,...

As Father Paul is preaching in church today, I thought I’d write about money. That may well mean that you stop reading here, but if you...

It’s not very easy to have a mental picture of the Disciples, or the Gospel stories. I suppose I would set them in the only hot, dusty...

As we stand, possibly on the brink of war it is useful to remind ourselves that war is the ultimate arrogance, thinking that by violence...

This Sunday, the church looks a little different to usual, as even the austerity of Lent is intensified with the veiling of images in...

We all know of people who have been marginalised or excluded from something. I don’t mean that acquaintance who always has too many at a...