

Thought for the week - 8 December 2024
There is a time and a season to go back home – to return to some kind of beginning, whether this is to rediscover the reason we set out...

Fr Andrew Teather
Dec 8, 2024


Thought for the Week - 24 November
All through his life Jesus showed that he was no pushover, he was his own man, if you like. No one controlled him. No one manipulated him...

Fr Andrew Teather
Nov 24, 2024


Thought for the week - 10 November 2024
We are approaching Advent and the beginning of the new liturgical year, so there is a deliberate theme of endings to the readings now,...

Fr Andrew Teather
Nov 10, 2024


Thought for the week 6 October 2024
Adam sounds just like a teenager when God introduces him to Eve: This is bone from my bones and flesh from my flesh. ‘We were made for...

Fr Andrew Teather
Oct 6, 2024


Thought for the week - 8 September 2024
Usually, telling somebody not to tell other people about what you are about to do to them or with them is a bit of a worry, to say the...

Fr Andrew Teather
Sep 8, 2024


Thought for the week 28 July 2024
Dear Friends, There are people in life who ‘fit in’ to a situation so well that you could occasionally not notice them there at all,...

Fr Andrew Teather
Jul 28, 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 - Corpus Christi
I have no sermon to give on Corpus Christi. Not because I have no thoughts to speak of – quite the opposite – but because we simply have...

Fr Andrew Teather
Jun 2, 2024