Easter 4A
26 April 2026 If we have become accustomed to think of resurrection life as something that we receive and enjoy primarily as individuals, this week's Lectionary readings will come [...]
Easter 3A
19 April 2026 The Emmaus Road is a compelling story. It is a curious way for Jesus to reveal himself to these two disciples, but it is also a [...]
Easter 2A
12 April 2026 Easter is not over! While we celebrated Easter Sunday last week, the fifty day Easter Season continues until Pentecost Sunday. During this time, the Lectionary invites [...]
Easter Sunday A
05 April 2026 And so we finally come to what may be thought of - in some senses at least - as the most important Sunday of the year. [...]
Good Friday A
03 April 2026 There is not a lot that needs to be said about Good Friday. But perhaps that's exactly why we need to work so hard to avoid [...]
Liturgy of the Passion A
29 March 2026 The Liturgy of the Passion is a unique Sunday in the church year, should you choose to make this the focus of the first Sunday of [...]
Liturgy of the Palms A
29 March 2026 And so Holy Week begins! The big challenge of this period in the Church Calendar is that the focus is so very clearly on events that [...]
Lent 5A
22 March 2026 In this last week of Lent, we are given a prophecy of the resurrection to come for Christ. But before Jesus can get to the glory, [...]
Lent 4A
15 March 2026 This week's Gospel reading could offer a year's worth of sermons! The story of the blind man who is healed by Jesus, and the subsequent investigation [...]
Lent 3A
08 March 2026 It's common to think about 'living water' - the powerful metaphor from this week's readings - as something we receive. We focus on our own dryness [...]