Category Archives: Sunday Sermons

I’m sure many of you will have heard the joke about what’s the best and worst thing about being a priest. If you haven’t, it goes like this: What’s the best thing about being a parish priest? The answer? Dealing with the people. What’s the worst thing about being a parish priest? The answer? DealingContinue reading “Sermon for Advent 1: Sunday 28th November, 2021”

In the news this week there was a brief story about the Queen granting a Royal Warrant to her favourite tipple, Dubonnet. In the aftermath of that, sales of the drink skyrocketed. The supermarket chain, Waitrose, for example, said that sales had almost doubled, and the drink quickly sold out. Even Amazon, it seems, areContinue reading “Sermon for Christ the King – 21st November 2021”

Have you ever stopped for a moment to consider just how strange the way we construct our view of the world we live in actually is? If you’re not sure what I mean by that, just think about how we describe the world and it’s peoples; the way we divide the world and its peoplesContinue reading “Sermon for the 33rd Sunday of Ordinary Time (2 before Advent) Remembrance Sunday, 14th November 2021”