

Thought for the week - 21 July
Maybe we missed it the first time, so Mark, evangelist of few words, repeats it, just in case – let us go away to a quiet place and be by...

Fr Andrew Teather
Jul 21, 2024


Thought for the week - 14 July 2024
‘Go away, seer, flee to the land of Judah. Earn your bread there and prophesy there’. A bleak response to Amos in today’s first reading,...

Fr Andrew Teather
Jul 14, 2024


Thought for the week - 7 July 2024
Today, my friends, I want to begin this letter by paying tribute to my friend, colleague and assistant priest Father Paul Smith. Fr Paul...

Fr Andrew Teather
Jul 7, 2024


Thought for the week - 30 June 2024
Who is Jesus? Who is He? When I started thinking about this Thought for the Week, and looked at the gospel reading, I got to wondering...

Cathy Davies
Jun 30, 2024


Thought for the week - 23 June 2024
I was kindly asked to write this week's 'Thought for the week' and I am grateful to be trusted with such an important responsibility. I...

Jan Delauney
Jun 23, 2024


Thought for the week - 16 June 2024
What has changed over the last few years for you? When you look at your life today, what’s different compared to five, ten or twenty...

Fr Andrew Teather
Jun 16, 2024


Thought for the week - 7 June 2024
St Mark tells us in today’s Gospel that Jesus came home with his disciples. Which home is he coming to? What does St Mark mean by home....

Fr Andrew Teather
Jun 9, 2024


Thought for the Week - The Most Holy Trinity 2024
‘Go, make disciples of all the nations, baptize them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit’. A few years ago, I...

Fr Andrew Teather
May 26, 2024


Thought for the week - Pentecost
In the upper room, after His death and resurrection, the disciples encounter the ongoing reality of the living Jesus, and the whole world...

Fr Andrew Teather
May 19, 2024


Thought for the week - 5 May 2024
I wonder if you can love badly? Certainly you can love in a way that another person does not understand, or care for, certainly you can...

Fr Andrew Teather
May 5, 2024

