The Twentieth Sunday after Trinity - Choral Eucharist
Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Sailor, Rich Man, Poor Man, Beggar Man, Thief.
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The Nineteenth Sunday after Trinity - Choral Evensong
It’s hard to hear the last verses of this evening’s Second Lesson without having the music of Handel in your head
View sermonThe Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity - Choral Eucharist
Unlike our esteemed Dean, I’m not much for social media. I browse occasionally, and post seldom. But I found myself re-joining Instagram this week upon reading that Angelina Jolie had recently made her debut there, and garnered 1.8 million followers in two hours – and that might even be more followers than our Dean and Hodge the cat combined
View sermonThe Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity - Choral Evensong
Keep out’, ‘No admittance’, ‘Private’, ‘Authorised persons only’, ‘Go away’. Whatever words are used the message is the same, you’re not welcome here. It’s quite different to those passes that celebs and ‘A listers’ desire ‘Access all areas’. Most of us will never get such treatment and the closed door will, potentially, always be there
View sermonFeast of the Blessed Virgin Mary Patronal - Choral Eucharist
‘We’re going to have a baby.’ ‘We’re pregnant.’ However the news is delivered it’s one of the most wonderful things that we can hear
View sermonThirteenth Sunday after Trinity - Choral Evensong
You’d be forgiven if you missed a little bit of news given the momentous stuff that we’ve been witnessing this week
View sermonTwelfth Sunday after Trinity - Choral Evensong
How appropriate are those words from the book of Exodus, the Lord ‘had seen the misery’ of the people and said to the rulers of the land, ‘Let my people go.’
View sermonAssumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary - Choral Evensong
Ten years ago I spent a wonderful six weeks sabbatical in Sweden
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