Category Archives: Sunday Sermons

I don’t think many, if any, of us can be unaware of the shenanigans that have been going on across the Atlantic since the US presidential election earlier this month. I’m sure many of us have been following the developments with some interest, and that we’ve been both appalled and concerned about what has, andContinue reading “Sermon: Christ the King – Sunday 22nd November, 2020”

As many of you will know, the Church’s year is divided into seasons which mark various times and events in the story of our salvation and of Jesus’ life and ministry. One of the ways we mark the various seasons is by changing the colour of the vestments, altar frontals and pulpit and lectern fallsContinue reading “Sermon: 33rd Sunday of Ordinary Time (2 before Advent) 15th November, 2020”

Today, as I’m sure you all know, is Remembrance Sunday. It’s the day we set aside each year to remember those who’ve died in defence of this country in times of war, and to give thanks for their sacrifice. And it’s right that we should do that. If it weren’t for their sacrifice, who knowsContinue reading “Sermon: 32nd Sunday of Ordinary Time (3 before Advent) Remembrance Sunday 8th November, 2020”