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Sunday, June 30, 2024

A Sermon for St Edward's Kempley, Trinity 5, for the first Mass of Molly Boot.30th June 2024

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 It’s a complete delight to be with you here in the beautiful Leadon Vale...a bit of a change from Elephant and Castle, where my day began. ...
Sunday, June 09, 2024

Where are you? A sermon for the Cathedral Eucharist, Southwark, Trinity 2 (Proper 5)B 2024

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Disclaimer: Before we dive into this morning's thoughts, let me reassure you. I believe that Scripture can be many things, and can be re...
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Sunday, June 02, 2024

Holy family? A thought for Morning Prayer on the feast of the Visitation, 31st May 2024 at Southwark

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 Families They bring you joy They bring you pain And they very rarely turn out the way you expect. I was young when I was first betrothed to...
Friday, February 16, 2024

All about chocolate? Thought for the day, Friday 16th February

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How is it going so far? Barely three days into Lent, and I’ve so nearly failed in my Lenten disciplines already, as yesterday morning my h...
Saturday, February 10, 2024

Racial Justice and Transfiguration Sunday 11th February 2024 at Southwark

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How clearly can you see? I’ve just admitted defeat after decades of wearing glasses to drive, and am the somewhat anxious owner of my first ...

Thought for the Day 24th January 2024

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  God is our refuge and strength, - a very present help in trouble, therefore we will not fear proclaimed the psalmist...but our reading fro...

Thought for the Day January 17th 2024

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I’ve always felt a kind of appalled fascination at the description Matthew’s Jesus presents in this passage, the “Little Apocalpyse” which ...
Sunday, December 17, 2023

Advent 3B at Southwark Cathedral 17th December 2023

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 Today all our readings are full of music. We have Elgar "The Spirit of the Lord is upon me", Gibbons "This is the Record of ...
Monday, November 13, 2023

Sermon for Remembrance Sunday, 12 the November 2023 at Southwark Cathedral

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History repeats itself. It has to. No-one listens. I have used those words as a tag, a way in to preaching on Remembrance Sunday time after ...
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Anglican priest, always learning and growing in ministry.Mum, excited granny, procrastinator of distinction.
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