Category Archives: Sunday Sermons

Propers for Advent 2 Entrance AntiphonPeople of Zion, the Lord will come to save all nations,and you hearts will exult to hear his majestic voice. The CollectO Lord, raise up, we pray, your power and come among us,and with great might succour us;that whereas, through our sins and wickednesswe are grievously hindered in running theContinue reading “Advent 2 – Sunday 6th December, 2020”

The Gospel reading for today in the Missal, which we use at St Mark’s, is different from that in the Revised Common Lectionary (RCL), which we use at St Gabriel’s, the reading in the Missal being several verses shorter than that in the RCL. So, in order to harmonise the Gospel readings for the purposeContinue reading “Advent 1 – Sunday 29th November, 2020”

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”