Proper 6A
14 June 2026 This week in the Lectionary the readings are all about what it means to be chosen. In a world where ideas like ‘election,’ ‘manifest destiny,’ and [...]
Proper 5A
07 June 2026 This Sunday we begin the season of Ordinary Time (from the Latin word ordinalis meaning ‘numbered’) in which we shift focus from God’s story as taught [...]
Trinity A / Pentecost +1A
31 May 2026 The doctrine of the Trinity can, at times, feel like an awkward and embarrassing Christian belief. It is also, almost certainly, a deeply misunderstood one. For [...]
Pentecost A
24 May 2026 Sometimes it feels like the celebration of Pentecost has become an exercise in missing the point. What was a radical, communal, inclusive, and world-shifting event has [...]
Easter 7A
17 May 2026 If Ascension Day is not celebrated on the actual day (Thursday 14 May) then you may choose rather to use the resources for Ascension Day on [...]
Ascension of the Lord A
14 May 2026 The Ascension is one of those significant days in the Liturgical Calendar that is also really difficult. There is so much meaning, so many ways of [...]
Easter 6A
10 May 2026 This week flows beautifully - and challengingly - from last week. The assurance that was explored through the readings in Easter 5A is found this week [...]
Easter 5A
03 May 2026 One of the biggest questions we must face as followers of Christ is that of how our faith interacts with the crises in our world, and [...]
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 [...]