Category Archives: Sunday Sermons

In our reading from 2 Corinthians this morning, we find St Paul discussing one of what we might call his favourite themes, which is his anthropology, his understanding of humanity, of what it means to be a human being. It would be very simple to say that St Paul has a dualistic understanding of humanContinue reading “Sermon: 11th Sunday of Ordinary Time (Trinity 2) 13th June, 2021”

There’s a saying in the Church, and about the Church, which perhaps some of you may have heard, and which goes “The Church would be a wonderful thing, if it wasn’t for its people.” That seems a rather strange thing to say I know because the Church is its people, in fact there wouldn’t andContinue reading “Sermon: 10th Sunday of Ordinary Time (Trinity 1) 6th June, 2021”

Even though it’s almost 20 years since his death, and much, much longer since his heyday as an entertainer, I’m sure most people will have heard of Bob Hope. And if you have, you’ll no doubt also know that Bob Hope’s signature tune was a song called Thanks for the Memories. He first sang thatContinue reading “Sermon: Corpus Christi, Thursday 3rd June 2021”