Category Archives: Sunday Sermons

In recent years we’ve heard quite a lot of criticism of American presidents, haven’t we? It would be difficult to catalogue the number and range of criticisms that were levelled at Donald Trump during his presidency and now it seems the knives are out for President Joe Biden as his competency, trustworthiness and not toContinue reading “Sermon for the 22nd Sunday of Ordinary Time (Trinity 13) 29th August, 2021”

As I go about the daily business of being a priest, I quite often have the chance to meet and talk to people who don’t usually go to Church. That gives me the opportunity to find out both what they think about the Church and the Christian faith and also what some of the prevailingContinue reading “Sermon for the 21st Sunday of Ordinary Time (Trinity 12) 22nd August, 2021”

One of the things that I’m sometimes very surprised at are the things that people, committed Christians, say about their faith which betrays either a lack of understanding of the Christian faith, or at least a very strange understanding of the faith. As a priest, I’d like to say that these comments come from theContinue reading “Sermon for the Blessed Virgin Mary (The Assumption) 15th August, 2021”