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Homily for Maundy Thursday
The Israelites ate their Passover at night and then set out, leaving Egypt for the promised land. And we too begin our Triduum too at nightfall. We begin it by […]
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Homily for Palm Sunday 2025
If there is one thing that shines out of the Passion according to Luke, it is the innocence of Jesus. Let’s pause before it.
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2025 Pluscarden Pentecost Lectures
Trinitarian Anthropology – What Does it Mean for all of Creation to be Marked by the Form of the Trinity? Four talks by Professor Tracey Rowland A series of public […]
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National Pro-Life Chain
SPUC’s Pro-Life Chain is one of 2 in person national events supported by the BCOS Marriage, Family & Life Commission. he Archdiocese of St Andrews and Edinburgh has organised a […]
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Homily for the 4th Sunday of Lent and 2nd Scrutiny,
Brothers and Sisters, Easter has pulling power. It draws us. Many things draw us, pull us here and there. But let’s make sure that Easter is among them. The flowers […]
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Homily for the Solemnity of the Annunciation
This is a beautiful feast day. When it falls in Lent, as it usually does, it is a harbinger of Easter. It’s the vital secret presupposition. It’s what gives Easter […]
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Homily for the 5th Sunday of Lent and 3rd Scrutiny
Today we have listened to the third great reading from the Gospel of St John. Weve heard the story of the raising of Lazarus. The Gospel of St John recounts […]
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Stella Maris Chaplains Bring Hope to Exploited Fishers
Fishers arriving in the United Kingdom to earn a living can sometimes find themselves in extremely vulnerable situations. Some are exploited, abused, not paid their agreed wage, or even denied […]
