Do this in memory of me
It was Sunday. Rumours began to circulate that he was alive. It seemed ‘sheer nonsense’ (Luke 24:11). Just women’s talk. But slowly the realisation dawned. There...
5.4.2021
9:15
21.3.2021
6:50
The agony and the triumph
It sounds incidental. Just a detail thrown in to add variety: ‘some Greeks’ appear at the...
7.3.2021
13:34
To be a pilgrim
The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry, by Rachel Joyce, describes a journey on foot from one...
7.3.2021
13:07
Reality is bigger
Remember last year, that period between the outbreak of Covid 19 and the production of the...
19.12.2020
17:45
Disturbed by these words
In 1954 Iris Murdoch published her first novel, Under the Net. It is about a man...
5.12.2020
18:25
Advent takes us beyond
Advent takes us beyond ourselves. There are times when we glimpse this, especially when we are...
28.11.2020
15:16
A lonely death
We had an unusual anniversary this week: a dying man attended by a dying man. Fr...
14.11.2020
20:00
‘Our children may see this’
Far away from Africa in a corner of SE Europe a war raged that ended with...
8.11.2020
6:23
Ten bridesmaids, ten interpretations
There are different ways you can interpret the parable of the ten bridesmaids which we read...
1.11.2020
6:42
‘An ill-fated people’
The late Lawrence Vambe – he died last year aged 102 – opened his celebrated book,...
24.10.2020
20:33
Standing up
My eye caught a report in the news lately of a courageous Indonesian who is engaged...
