Category Archives: Sunday Sermons

Today is Advent Sunday and so, once again, we’ve come to the season of Advent and the start of a new Church year. For us in the Church, just like for everyone else, this is the time when we make our preparations for Christmas which, for us in the Church at least, means preparing toContinue reading “Sermon for Advent 1, Sunday 27th November 2022”

I don’t think there’s any doubt that the greatest tragedy of the Church, and its greatest collective sin, is that it is so divided. And it is tragic, both for the Church and for the world that, over the years, Christians have been so unable and so unwilling to love one another as Christ commandedContinue reading “Sermon for Christ the King, 20th November 2022”

Today, as I’m sure we all know, is Remembrance Sunday, the day when we remember and give thanks for all those who’ve given their lives in defence of this country in time of war. But given the nature of the day, it’s also a day when we must, inevitably, think about war itself. And soContinue reading “Sermon for the 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time (2nd Sunday before Advent) Remembrance Sunday, 13th November 2022”