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Spitalfields Life

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Miranda Threlfall-Holmes

Advent Hymn - I wrote this hymn,* In Advent Hope*, some years ago, but here's your annual reminder of it! It can be sung to either the tune 'In Christ Alone' (which is...
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Naws

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The Thoughts of Chairman Bill

Banter, Denial and Blind Panic on Radio 4 - The Radio 4 interview just now with Richard Tice should be bottled and sold as a diagnostic tool for political evasiveness. Within thirty seconds he mana...
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Unique rediscovered 14th c. Madonna restored - A previously-unknown 14th century wood statue of the Madonna has been restored and gone on display at the Convent of St. Agnes of Bohemia in Prague. Over t...
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Edward Feser

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Ecclesiastical court judgments – November - Review of the ecclesiastical court judgments during November The ten consistory court judgments circulated in November 2025 included: Procedural Reordering...
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A Skinny Fairtrade Latte in the Food Court of Life

A Different Read for Advent - The Birthkeeper of Bethlehem by Bridget Supple was recommended to me a...
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Biblical Preaching

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Steve Tilley's Blog

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Opinionated Vicar

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2025 Book 47: George MacDonald: ‘Donal Grant’ (the Cullen Collection; Michael Phillips, Ed.) - Donal Grant first appeared as the best friend of the main character in ‘Sir Gibbie’; now he gets a novel to himself, and he richly deserves it. Having lost...
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Liturgy

Year A Gospel of Matthew - In Year A - of the three year cycle - Sunday Gospel readings are, 80% of the time, drawn from the Gospel according to Saint Matthew.
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The Continuum

PART 54 GOSPEL OF JOHN - In this video Dr. Kevin Hart teaches on John 20:19-31. Click on the picture.
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Quantum Theology

The measure of my anxiety - The opening to at least one season of Downton Abbey shows the servants setting the table, using a ruler to precisely align each table setting. I am hav...
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Peter Mullins' Blog

Thou disentedst - At the weekend, the Cathedral marked 30 years of girl choristers. I was first living in Lincoln and attending the Cathedral in the mid-1990s. I looke...
1 week ago
Rectory Musings

Christ the King of Second Chances. - Over 12 years ago, President called for the US nation to put pressure on politicians to pass gun control legislation. He warned: "Every day we wait [the ...
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Many pies

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Getting There... 2 steps forward, 1 back

The Future is not the Past on Repeat (Sing a new Song) - Readings Haggai 2.1–9 Luke 20.27–38 To think of the past as a better and maybe more glorious time than the present seems to be a common human tendency. — N...
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The Urban Astronomer

The Darkest Skies on Earth - Southern Sky & Milky WayFor many years, my astronomy dream has been to spend time in a dark location with excellent viewing and reliable weather, a locat...
4 weeks ago
Because God Calls

Knitting before the face of God - I suspect we’re all busy, possibly too busy. Perhaps like me you’re dealing with ‘big stuff’, perhaps a bereavement or something else; in fact such things ...
1 month ago
reverendally

Hymns for All Souls - First, a new one that is simple but functional, and can be sung to Tallis Canon or similar (just help yourself, it’s not on CCLI yet): O God of love, at cl...
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One Cannot Have Too Large a Party

What does it mean to carry your cross? - Text: https://www.lectionarypage.net/YearC_RCL/Pentecost/CProp18_RCL.html Years ago, my preschool aged son got really mad at me. I don’t remember what ...
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Seeker

St Augustine of Hippo - Today is the Feast Day for St Augustine of Hippo (354 - 430 A.D.). He was of Berber origin, born in modern day Algeria. His mother Monica was a Chris...
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Kate Shrewsday

Au Revoir Dad - Maddie and I were talking about Hamlet earlier; how the archetypal murder-your-uncle-to avenge-your-dads death started out. Was it, she conjectured, from t...
5 months ago
SorryWatch

I value my idiot constituents - A bad apology can make things worse. This was one of those cases. The post I value my idiot constituents first appeared on SorryWatch.
6 months ago
part time priest

exploring contemplative prayer - Sabbatical July-October 2024 July 2024. It is perishing cold swimming off Iona, even in July, but we gamely wade in, encouraged by two young ...
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Bishop's Blog

Salt and Light: Sermon at the Licensing of Andy Dodwell to be Vicar of Tupsley and HamptonBishop, 27th March 0925 - Romans 12.1-8 and Matthew 5.13-16 In the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit. Amen. What a wonderful gathering this is. Welcome to yo...
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Purple Words on a Grey Background

Charity Begins Where? - You may have noticed that there has been a big flurry of activity online recently about *comments Vice President J D Vance made* about the prioritisation...
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Francis Pryor - In the Long Run

Sorry About the Pause - I do apologise for being absent from this blog for almost exactly a year. There have been many reasons, including computer hardware issues and other practi...
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thoughtfullydetached

Against, and Also For, an Austere and Simple Vision - Life is the flight of the alone to the Alone. (Plotinus) Under pretence of driving out the vendors from the temple, they have driven away the little ones w...
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... because God is love

“Grant that what we sing with our lips we may believe in our hearts…” – a sermon for RSCM Music Sunday - A sermon preached for RSCM Music Sunday during Come-and-Sing Choral Evensong at St Mary’s, Shenley Church End. Readings: Isaiah 49.8-13 and Colossians 3.12...
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Scatter Cushions

Teaser Tuesday - 28th May - Teaser tuesday's now hosted here. Grab your current read Open to a random page Share two (2) “teaser” sentences from somewhere on that page BE CAREFUL NOT ...
1 year ago
Allan R. Bevere

Changes Here at My Blog - The time has come for me to move on from the blogger platform. I have been blogging here since December of 2005, and it has been a great run! I am not go...
1 year ago
The Vicar's Wife

Who’s Living in Your Vicarage? - Our Vicarage was beginning to empty out earlier this year. Our lovely Persian lodgers found a flat and moved out just before their baby was born. The Joker...
1 year ago
Clonehenge

Happy Solstice! Clonehenge Says Good Bye :’-( - Happy solstice and happy/merry other end of the year holidays to all! May 2024 surprise us by being wonderful. Friends, when I started Clonehenge the inter...
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Madcap Manor

3 Kings card for my Church - Hi, guys! My Church has recently introduced a system whereby, instead of sending individual cards to each other, we all sign one BIG card to wish us Compl...
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Maverick Philosopher

New Yorkers are Getting What They Deserve - They are paying the just tax for willful self-enstupidation. Vote Democrat, get more crime. The morally decent should leave NYC, and indeed every Democrat-...
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Vic the Vicar!

Compline (Night Prayer) - Monday, 28 August 2023 - In the beginning there was nothing - and God (Father, Son and Holy Spirit) sang and it was: Creation was! Tonight may the Godhead sing over you and bring y...
2 years ago
The hermeneutic of continuity

Saint Gabriel - The angels call for our veneration and awe as part of God’s creation. Part of the destructive modernism of the 1970s included advice to Catholic school t...
2 years ago
The dullest blog in the world

My desk - My desk had a number of things on it. There were various items of stationery, including some paper. Some other objects were on the desk too, but nothing ou...
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Of Course, I Could be Wrong - at Saint Laika's

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tigerish waters

Last Post - *Sorry for my long absence, I am writing to say that this will be my last post. Google have forced my hand. They have been asking for my date of birth...
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Lessons from The Lockdown

How to be Married - I really like my husband. He once made me laugh so much that just thinking of it now, many years later, makes me snort with mirth until I’m wheezy. He’s so...
4 years ago
Revd Alice Watson

On telling stories. The parable of the talents. A sermon for 2 before Advent - May I speak in the name of God – Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. So Jesus tells another parable. This is his final parable recorded in Matthew, which perhaps...
5 years ago
Chaplaining On

On Success in Ministry - It was my own University Chaplain who first pointed out that I was addicted to achievement. After January exams in the third year, I showed him my back-of-...
5 years ago
Ordinary Glories

On the Ristorante Abruzzi, Rome - I forget which biography of Napoleon it is- I read it, pages dusty and his story then fresh to me, as a teenager many years ago- but in it an English hist...
5 years ago
Arundel & Brighton Latin Mass Society

Ash Wednesday Mass... - ...at Christ the King, Langney, Eastbourne at 9.00 am. The celebrant will be Fr Thomas Mason.
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The Artsy Honker

Double Chant in G Major - It’s been a while since I wrote an Anglican chant, so here’s another. I was thinking broadly of Psalm 27 when I wrote it, but it’s in the nature of Anglica...
5 years ago
Writes of the Church

The Sweet Story of Christmas - Dear Sir I was looking forward to the service at St Mary’s this morning. I always like to bring the grandchildren along to a service at Christmas time. I w...
5 years ago
Comments on: Introduction: About Summer Winos

By: Andrew T. Smith - Hi Iain. We have no information on the gravesite, but would say that it is possible a simply wooden cross was Mr Sallis' own request.
6 years ago
Rev'd Claire

#AnecdotalEvidence by #WendyCope #notgb19 - It may be that you don’t like poetry. You might not want your heartstrings tugged by dancing language which renders ordinary extraordinary. You might not w...
6 years ago
My view from the loo

A new attitude - Not strictly a view from the loo, but more a portal into a different existence; the world of cruising. I have spent a very happy winter on my not so new ...
6 years ago
Countercultural Father

Our Lady Who Turns Her Face to the Wall - Some years ago, my late mother gave me a small statue of Our Lady of Torreciudad. She sits on top of the chest of drawers by my bed, in the corner of the ...
6 years ago
Phil's Treehouse

ESL #3: Political - Another of the books I'm reading on my ESL is Justin Welby's Reimagining Britain. A couple of days ago the Archbishop fronted the publication of a report b...
7 years ago
Mulier Fortis

Rosary On The Coast At Margate... - Following the witness shown in Poland and Ireland recently, a group of lay people in the UK decided to try and organise a similar day of pilgrimage and p...
7 years ago
connexions

Hymn of the day - Praise the Lord who reigns above And keeps His court below; Praise the holy God of love And all His greatness show; Praise Him for His noble deeds; Praise ...
7 years ago
Exciting Weariness: Even Lesser Feasts of the Church of England

7th November- The Centenary of the Russian Revolution - *The Centenary of the Russian Revolution* *7th November--Definitely a good thing, honest--Even Lesser Festival--Red* Members of the Church had long been l...
8 years ago
Significant Truths

Results day - Results day on Thursday and I was relieved that my students did alright, possibly not the best set of results ever but nothing too surprising, most doing a...
8 years ago
Filey Parish Blog

NEW WEBSITE FROM MARCH 2017 - http://fileyparish.org.uk/
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Dreaming Beneath the Spires

Failing Better: A New Year’s Resolution, of sorts - Christ Church, Oxford University Ever tried. Ever failed. No matter. Try Again. Fail again. Fail better. Samuel Beckett So it’s a New Year…2017. I love...
8 years ago
Quantum Diaries

The forgotten life of Einstein’s wife - 19 December was the 141th anniversary of the birth of Mileva Marić Einstein. But who remembers this brilliant scientist? While her husband, Albert Einstein...
8 years ago
parishLife

O Antiphons - It is especially in the final week of Advent that our attention is fixed on the messianic promises proclaimed by the ancient prophets of Israel. A distinc...
8 years ago
part time priest

Take a deep breath - Still waters run deep (river Thames at Pangbourne) Could we all just take a deep breath and calm down a bit in the western world? In the US, feelings hav...
9 years ago
Saint Teddy's Church | love one another, by this all will know you are my disciples

Christian fiction writing: Why are you doing it? - Have you picked up a Christian magazine recently? There are some good ones about. But quite often it seems that these magazines are produced by people who ...
9 years ago
Chemistry World blog

Setting the metallic hydrogen record straight - Guest post by Andy Extance In 1935, two scientists working at Princeton University in the US made a prediction that chemists and physicists are still striv...
9 years ago
The Heathen Hub - Blogs - Stranger In An Even Stranger Land by Gurdur

The politics of pronouns, the language of abuse and democracy - You can make anything political, from cheese to pronouns. Whether you can do that in any worthwhile way is a different matter. An exchange on Twitter...
9 years ago
Curlew River

Richard Beck on hope for “Winter Christians” - Last night I had the pleasure of hearing Richard Beck speak at The Borough Common in London, as part of his UK speaking tour. Richard’s wife, Jana, also co...
10 years ago
Beyond the Woodshed

Mired and Mithering - Tis many weary weeks to endure afore the winter winds fall still and owr wood is allus dwindled to nowt. There be no shed to keep the timber from the rain ...
10 years ago
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