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Monthly Archives: April 2021
Mark – Gospel for Tiggers (and Poohs)
If you have exciting news, how easy do you find it to keep it to yourself? Are you someone who can keep your cool with total poker face, or do you look like you are about to explode if you … Continue reading
Looking for the sheep not of this fold
If you are brave and go up onto the top of the church tower – I say brave because it gets a bit dicey towards the top – there is quite a view of the surrounding area. You can see … Continue reading
Mark – A story to tell
When I was thinking about where to film this final recorded sermon before I move on to Newport, one place in the cathedral came to mind first. It was here, near to the Hedda Stone. This is a link with … Continue reading
The ecology of God’s forgiveness: 4 Rs
If you do something wrong, or mess something up with consequences for others, how hard are you on yourself? Many of us are our own worst critics. And if someone else does something wrong, or messes something up with consequences … Continue reading
Prince Philip: Spotlight on service from the sidelines
We are used to focussing our attention on the main characters in a film or play or story. They take centre stage and much of the plotlines revolve around them. A lot of media and popular culture is star-studded and … Continue reading
Easter – New life in us, for us, among us, transforming the world
The link between Easter and spring is quite a long one. It is so close that the two get amalgamated and Easter becomes just a celebration of the cycle of life, new life with familiar images. I spotted this Easter … Continue reading
Good Friday – Jesus’ #MeToo Moment
One of the less visited hidden areas of this cathedral is the gaol. Like all medieval abbeys, which were also the local Lords of the Manor, in our case the Soke of Peterborough, Peterborough Abbey had a gaol. It’s just … Continue reading
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Tagged #MeToo, Courts, Good Friday, Judgement, justice, Racial Harmony, Racism, Sarah Everard
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Maundy Thursday – Bread & Wine, Water & A Towel: Foundations of Christian Living
Our readings this evening are full of drama (1 Corinthians 11:23-26; John 13:1-17, 31b-35). Maundy Thursday starts with a party but very quickly things turn sour and Jesus takes his last steps to the cross as he is betrayed and … Continue reading
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Tagged Bread and Wine, Communion, Loving Service, Maundy Thursday, Water and a Towel
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