Latest Thought for the Week

I have had more conversations with strangers in the past week than I have had all year.

The BBC Proms season opened on Friday.

Last week I walked around Queen Mary Gardens at the heart of Regent’s Park for Nazareth Contemplative prayer.

I am writing this the day before the general election.

As I approach the end of my study leave, I’m writing with an update.

Why has the Eucharist been the centre of most Christians’ communal worship across the Church’s history, a practice we keep today?

We hear a lot about victory these days – victory in Europe in World War 2, the likelihood of victory in Ukraine or of Israel over Hamas and even victory in the football Euros.

Many people have been inspired by the example of Rob Burrow, the brilliant rugby league player who died of motor neurone disease this week at the age of 41.

I spent quite a proportion of last weekend making dots on paper, along with a fewer number of ticks.