Solemnity of Christ the King. Fr Matthew Jarvis compares the power of God with human notions of political power. CS Lewis

Fifth Sunday of Lent. Fr Matthew Jarvis urges us to learn from the loneliness of Christ in his Passion. ‘Unless a

12th Sunday of the Year (A): Fr Matthew Jarvis is inspired by a new emoji. In April, Facebook introduced a new

Thirty-Second Sunday of Ordinary Time (C)  |  Fr Matthew Jarvis contemplates the end of death, and our Christian hope in

Eighth Sunday of Ordinary Time (C)  |  Fr Matthew Jarvis says that our current understanding of hypocrisy lacks self-knowledge and

The Most Holy Trinity |  Fr Matthew Jarvis delights in the mystery of the Triune God who, as a beacon of

Twenty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time (A)  |  Fr Matthew Jarvis contemplates the vulnerability of loving God and neighbour.  God can seem

Second Sunday of Advent (A)  |  Fr Matthew Jarvis urges us not to underestimate the Holy Spirit but to follow

I once saw a shop sign with a picture of Jesus and the caption: 'I'm watching you.' Perhaps some potential

Not far from where I grew up in Kent, the 'garden of England', there is a lovely little church dedicated

It reads almost like a Disney film script, with a bit more religion thrown in. But is the tale too

In today’s Gospel we heard an extraordinary dialogue between Jesus and a group of 'Jews who had believed in him’.