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Visit06 Aug. 2023
...the end of his life, the frail and slightly eccentric Archbishop Michael Ramsey, preached what would be his last sermon to a community of nuns in Oxford. The Mother Superior...
Read more26 Jun. 2022
...England Sermon preached by Alan Bennet in the 1960’s! So I won’t compete, but I will use the very same reading as the basis for what I want to say...
Read more27 Mar. 2022
...represent the great diversity of humanity, and if we don’t we should. When we come here what is it that makes this gathering into a community, and what is it...
Read more10 Nov. 2022
...sculpture, a process which combined cutting edge technology alongside world-class heritage craft skills. The statue was created by Richard Bossons, a York Minster stonemason and master carver, and sits in...
Read more30 Apr. 2023
...that is coming and perhaps the realisation that we cannot simply stay the same forever. For what city lasts forever? What building endures millennia without change and adaptation and the...
Read more13 Feb. 2022
...point of view, it was either a) a vibrant multi-cultural community or b) the wrong side of the railway line. For some people an exciting place to live and for...
Read more28 Feb. 2024
...2023/24 season. First performed in Salzburg in 1783, Mozart’s Mass in C minor remained incomplete on the composer’s death in 1791. Nevertheless, the piece works wonderfully in concert and is...
Read more19 Jun. 2022
...then you will be free from this oath’. However, the priority for Abraham is to secure his ‘blood-line’. To have descendants that ensure the continuity of the Jewish people. ...
Read more15 Apr. 2023
...parts of the gospel narrative that are not supernatural? That – surely – is not too tall an order, is it? Well – in my opinion – speaking as the...
Read more04 Aug. 2019
...ensure that those we leave behind know that their relationship with us is in good order, wrongs forgiven, misunderstandings sorted, knowing that they are valued, appreciated and loved? These aims...
Read more02 Feb. 2023
...example of the divine dis-ordering of our human assumptions- the child is in fact upholding the ancient one and upholding the whole created order, the universe and all that is...
Read more24 Jun. 2020
...about a new social order, we call it the Kingdom of God and this Kingdom sometimes clashes with the Kingdoms of this earth and the old order of sin and...
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