Where does justice end and charity begin? Are we required to give to the poor in justice or in charity? The Fathers of the Church, such...

Today we celebrate the feast of Saints Peter and Paul. For me, this day carries a personal resonance, it marks the 29th anniversary of my...

I found, as I sat down to write this sermon, that the pervasive use of Artificial Intelligence, AI, had also penetrated Microsoft Word....

Preparing for today’s Pentecost homily took me back to my curacy in Penwortham, to the days when the Wakes Walks were still a cherished...

This week's thought comes from Cathy Davies Thursday 21 May 2020. I’m walking along the prom, quite early, and it’s rather cloudy but...

It can be harder to get a new message through to those who are comfortable with how things are than to those who suffer at the hands of a...

It might not feel it, this beautiful morning in the beautiful season of Easter, but in the Gospel it is a dark night, and the darkest of...

This Sunday we call ‘Good Shepherd Sunday’ and for good reason, but it is also sometimes reduced to a plea for clerical vocations, which...

The setting is familiar, the Sea of Galilee, a place that echoes with memories of the disciples’ first call. Yet now, they are in a very...

Have you ever been asked to do something that you felt eminently unqualified to do? Maybe a step up in a job or a massive project upon...