Year 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 [...]

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 [...]

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 [...]

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, [...]

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 [...]

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 [...]

01 March 2026 "Faith" is a word that is used all the time in religious circles, in Christian worship, and even in political discourse. Unfortunately, all too often, the [...]

22 February 2026 The Lenten journey has sometimes come to be thought of as a time of "giving things up". This is a rather domesticated way of thinking of [...]

18 February 2026 We live in a world that doesn't particularly enjoy self-examination or facing our own shadows. There is much that would call us to think about life, [...]

15 February 2026 In the last week before the Lenten journey starts, we move to the mountain-top to revisit the Transfiguration. This is another one of those stories which [...]