Category Archives: Sunday Sermons

In this morning’s Gospel Jesus is asked a question that has a great deal of relevance for us as we go about the business of living out our faith today. Jesus was asked about the legality of paying taxes to Caesar. Of course, that’s something that doesn’t directly apply to us today because the RomanContinue reading “Sermon for the 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time, 18th October 2026”

If I were to ask you to name a poem by William Blake, how many of you would be able to do that? Probably not too many, I would have thought and yet most people do know at least one of his poems because Blake wrote the poem that we now know as the hymnContinue reading “Sermon for the 27th Sunday in Ordinary Time, 4th October 2026”

In the last week or so, we’ve started to discuss and make plans for our Christmas Fairs. And when we get to this time of year, I’m always reminded of the very first Christmas Fair I attended as a curate, in my Title Parish. I don’t really remember the Fair itself, but what I doContinue reading “Sermon for the 25th Sunday in Ordinary Time, 20th September 2026”