Honour the Sabbath Day
So are holidays a break from real life, a pleasant distraction until the meaningful stuff – work – recommences? As someone who works in HR, most of my professional life is based on an assumption that work is valuable and fulfilling.
Peace
It can be all too easy to be completely wrapped up in everything that is going on around us and in the world.
Happy Holidays!
For many of us in central London, August is as close as we get to a collective break in work.
Go in peace to love and serve the Lord
So I’m not quite out the door yet.
A Message from the Moon
That ‘one small step for a man’ is a moving memory for me having got up in the dead of night as a small boy and been allowed to watch the drama live on a very small black and white TV in my parents’ bedroom.
Building bridges over breakfast
On warm summer mornings, it is a joy to arrive at work by walking up to St Martin’s from Charing Cross Station.
Travelling Hopefully
I wonder if anyone has ever said something that made you look at your life in a completely different way?
Going To, Going In, and Going Through
Today is Gustav Mahler’s birthday. The Mahler was born six years after Sigmund Freud and three years before Edvard Munch.
Life, Death and Freedom
The Reading Theology group at St Martin’s has been studying a wonderful book by Dr Kathryn Mannix, a palliative care specialist, called ‘With the End in Mind’.