This week’s thought for the week comes from Jan Delauney. Pentecost teaches us that we have to be patient. In the times we live in, just...

I was wondering to myself whether to talk about Ascension Day in this letter, or to talk about the readings for the Seventh Sunday of...

In today’s first reading, Saint Paul preaches a sermon at the Aeropagus in Athens, a place which could be likened, with only a hint of an...

In the first reading at Mass today, we hear of the Martyrdom of Saint Stephen, our Patron. It’s a passing, fleeting reference and we...

Today we are reminded in the Gospel that Jesus is the Gate of the Sheepfold, the gatekeeper who not only lets in the sheep, but keeps...

Happy Easter! Christ is risen! What a joy to celebrate this pinnacle of our lived faith once again, and to rejoice in the bodily...

My Dear Friends, The sacred week is now upon us, and we have some time to rehearse in our minds and in our worship, the mysteries of the...

This Sunday, the church looks a little different to usual, as even the austerity of Lent is intensified with the veiling of images in...

We all know of people who have been marginalised or excluded from something. I don’t mean that acquaintance who always has too many at a...

We must resist the temptation to allow Lent to make us gloomy people. That’s hard, isn’t it, because Lent is very much about preparing...