Year A

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 [...]

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 [...]

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 [...]

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 [...]

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 [...]

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 [...]

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 [...]

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 [...]

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 [...]

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. [...]