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It Takes More Than Two
Trinity Sunday. Fr Euan Marley preaches on the love that has no past tense. 'Two is company, three is a crowd.'
Paraclete, or Parakeets?
Pentecost Sunday. Fr Peter Harries tells us that the Holy Spirit should lead us to truth as well as to beauty. Pentecost
One As He Is One
Seventh Sunday of Easter. Fr Martin Ganeri finds a model for Christian - and human - unity in the Trinity. Jesus prays
Till We Have Built Jerusalem
Sixth Sunday of Easter. Fr Denis Minns finds real hope in the vision of St John the Divine. It is a
The New Commandment
Fifth Sunday of Easter. Fr Denis Geraghty preaches on the always-new commandment that we love one another. The Gospel this Sunday
Sheep Who Don’t Follow the Herd
Fourth Sunday of Easter. Fr John O'Connor preaches on the difficulty of following the voice of Christ in the modern world. Sheep
Delightfully Unrecognizable
Third Sunday of Easter. Fr John Patrick Kenrick preaches on the way in which we are transformed by divine love. Every now
Progress in the Life of the Spirit
Second Sunday of Easter (Low Sunday). Fr Rudolf Löwenstein looks at the Church's answers to an often-asked question. Many of us
It’s Only Natural
Easter Sunday. Fr Richard Conrad explains why our lives are like upside-down icebergs. The Gospels are reticent about the Resurrection. Having
Banishing the Shadows
Good Friday. Fr Peter Hunter asks why Jesus died on the Cross. Why did Jesus die? That's a question that arises for
Your Feet Are My Feet
Holy Thursday. Fr Allan White preaches on the intimate link between the washing of feet and the institution of the
The Very Stones
Palm Sunday of the Passion of the Lord. Fr Timothy Calvert meditates upon a puzzling saying of Jesus at his