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Monthly Archives: March 2018
Feet washing and power
The Church of England has been under the spotlight recently. The Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA) has been hearing evidence about what went on in the Diocese of Chichester and it has made for disturbing reading. In reality … Continue reading
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Tagged Abuse, Feet washing, Hand washing, IICSA, Maundy Thursday, Power
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Debussy: Passion and Resolution for Holy Week
Today is the 100th anniversary of the death of the French composer, Claude Debussy. Among his works are the well known La Mer, with its impressionistic harmonies depicting the rising storm waves, l’apres midi d’un faune, with its dreamlike quality, … Continue reading
Mary Magdalene – cinema at a slower pace
Critics have not been exactly gushing about the retake on Mary Magdalene, the new film in cinemas from this weekend. BBC Film 2018 described it as “thuddingly dull” and the Evening Standard made a play on the Oxbridge pronunciation of … Continue reading
Breathing fire into the equations of the universe
This week a remarkable man died. Actually it was a week with the loss of several celebrities including the comedian Ken Dodd. But by any assessment the life of the physicist Stephen Hawking was truly remarkable. To overcome his disability … Continue reading
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Tagged science and religion, Soyuz spacecraft, Stephen Hawking, Tim Peake, wonder
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Annunciation and Mothering: Gestating Faith, Hope and Love
There are a lot of comments being made about the need to share faith with others, to witness to the faith that is so important to us. And these assume that finding the right words is the key to this. … Continue reading
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Tagged Annunciation, Conception, Faith Gestation, Mary, Mothering Sunday
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Sabbath – pressing the reset button
Which Commandment is the greatest? Our first reading gave us ten (Exodus 20:1-17) and it is an understandable question, which one is the most important. When Jesus was asked this question he gave the classic summary of the greatest being … Continue reading