Monthly Archives: January 2010

As is clearly visible in this photograph all is well in the life of Benedict Peter Tomlinson who has been very busy growing at an alarming rate. After only 7 weeks he had outgrown his 3month old clothing and now … Continue reading →

This is a photograph of a leading theologian by the name of Mary Eberstadt. She has written a most intriguing article which merits reading and re-reading several times. It is not short but is very comprehensive in its attempt to … Continue reading →

This morning I was delighted to offer some short devotions at the recently restored graveside of William Charles Cripps (he was an eminent Victorian solicitor) which is situated in the beautiful tranquillity of Woodbury Park Cemetery, a setting I have … Continue reading →

My grandmother was fond of reminding me that ‘the truth will find you out’. I wonder if Tony Blair’s grandmother gave him the same advice? Today he faces scrutiny over his part in engaging in war with Iraq and it … Continue reading →

It has been revealed that the divide between rich and poor is at its most extreme level in the UK since WW2. This comes as no surprise to those living in ‘Broken Britain’ where morality, love and faith are dwindling … Continue reading →

Recently I posted a message of heartfelt thanks to the congregation of Saint Barnabas who continue to defy all national trends by demonstrating clear growth in faith, giving and number! Whilst reports from the wider Church of England speak of … Continue reading →

Here is my latest article for those who do not subscribe to ‘New Directions’. If you would like to subscribe then simply contact me! There can be no denying the Church owes a debt of gratitude to Nicky Gumble, priest … Continue reading →

I am growing increasingly alarmed at the manner in which the Church of England seems determined to reform itself as a business instead of a church! Let me give two examples to explain what I mean! I recently attended a … Continue reading →

I was sent an amusing email, sent in jest, which I offer in the form of an invented conversation between a Dominican and Jesuit monk: Jesuit: My dear brother we have much in common. Not only do we both live … Continue reading →

Today I am going to try my hand at predicting the future! Not by use of crystal balls or clairvoyance (which have no place on an orthodox Christian blog!) but by reason and experience. But first allow me to share … Continue reading →