A new obsession with Law & Order: SVU led me this week to a two-word phrase I wasn't going to say from the pulpit.
#LawAndOrderSVU#Sermon#Matthew20#SundaySermon
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I hope what I say at the end of this #sermon is true. I hope that hearing what people have said after the death of another human being makes us see something in ourselves. And then do something about it.
#CanaaniteWoman#ScottishEpiscopalChurch
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If I donโt write stuff down, I forget it. So my desk is covered in small pieces of paper, scribbled with reminders. Iโm sure there are better systems.
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During lockdown I worked with art historian Debbie Lewer on podcasts looking at works of art. This year Iโve had a go at it myself, looking at The Crucifixion Triptych by Rogier van der Weyden. A #GoodFriday meditation.
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You know how they say, โGod broke the mould after he made youโ? I think thatโs true for all of us. Which is slightly inconvenient.
#podcast#John12
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Several clergy colleagues were wondering this week how todayโs gospel fits with Mothering Sunday. This was my take. #MotheringSunday#John9
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