When Hunger Binds Your Heart to God
For some time a few weeks ago, the daily Mass readings followed Elijah in 1 Kings. There’s something about Elijah that speaks deeply to me.…
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“Parishes stay. Catholics move.”
One of the things I’ve heard people comment time and again during lockdown is the adventurous serendipity with which they can attend Mass online at…
With Jesus, in Lockdown
The time it really hit me was at the start of Mass on Maundy Thursday. A wave of emotion seemed to hit me as we…
Back in Business…
How much can change in a year. Most mornings during lockdown, I’ve gone for a run through the leafy streets near my parents’ house. A…
After Alpha: Forming Future Disciple-Makers
So, by this stage, lots of people know that in Richmond we have been using Alpha as our initial evangelisation tool. I keep hearing of…
Experiencing the Love of God and the …
I am loving the cold, frosty starts, the way the sun hangs so low in the sky, creating some beautifully golden afternoons in London, as the…
“Religion is what other people do.”
In my studies, I have come across an illuminating article by sociologist Steve Bruce, “Late Secularisation and Religion as Alien” (2014, see here). He defines…
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