Here you can find Sermons from some of the special and civic services - including Holy Week and Easter and Carol services - which take place at the Cathedral
Do you remember a certain kind of look, you might call it a ‘knowing’ look? And do you remember a certain kind of remark, one that sounded modest, even self-deprecating but was it deliberately or accidentally also devastatingly accurate?
View sermonAs if the Christmas story were not enough in itself there are a huge number of other stories that we can tell at Christmas
View sermonEarlier this week I heard a beautifully haunting piece of Spanish music sung by the Ex Cathedra singers, entitled ‘Dulce Jesus Mio’ My sweet Jesus, look with mercy on my lost soul
View sermon‘Many waters cannot quench love,’ are words from the Song of Solomon in the Old Testament and they are inscribed around the Marchioness memorial at the west end of the Cathedral, holding the names of those loved ones who died and the memories of that early morning 30 years ago
View sermonJesus is talking to his disciples and says to them something which is as powerful now as it must have been then. ‘You will know the truth,’ he says, ‘and the truth will make you free.’
View sermonThe Camino has been described as a journey of truth, an invitation to rediscover yourself through introspection and new encounters; changing habits that make you unhappy and building friendships. The Camino poses a single question to each of us. ‘Who are you?’
View sermonMay the words of my lips and the meditations of all our hearts be now and always acceptable in your sight, O Lord our strength and our redeemer
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