Category Archives: Feast Days

One of the things I’ve spoken about from time to time, is the misunderstanding so many people seem to have about holiness. For many people, holiness means nothing less than spiritual and moral perfection, but that really isn’t what it means to be holy. Holiness has nothing to do with perfection, of any kind; itContinue reading “Thought for the Day: St Peter and St Paul Sunday 28th June, 2020”

The Thursday after Trinity Sunday is the day in the Church’s calendar that has traditionally been set aside as a day of thanksgiving for Holy Communion. These days, the Church of England calls this day by the rather lengthy title of The Day of Thanksgiving for the Institution of Holy Communion, whilst the Roman CatholicContinue reading “Propers for Corpus Christi and St Barnabas Thursday 11th June, 2020”

One of the things that distinguishes Christianity from the other Abrahamic faiths of Judaism and Islam, is Christianity’s unique understanding of God as a Trinity. Christians, Jews and Muslims all believe that there is only one God, but Christians alone believe that, though God is one, God is three persons, the Father, the Son andContinue reading “Trinity Sunday 7th June, 2020”