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Shared Steps, Lighter Loads – Camino de Santiago
A pilgrims reflection I decided to do the Camino under the assurance that if I got nothing else out of it, I’d see some beautiful scenery. Nothing else really felt sure. I didn’t
Easter Sunday: When the Silence Begins to Sing
Most people hurry past Holy Saturday. It is the quietest day of the Church’s year, and perhaps for that reason the easiest to ignore. But no one escapes the reality it represents. Holy
Palm Sunday: Triumph, Palms and Throwing Down Cloaks
What exactly is the triumph in today’s gospel? We call it the triumphal entry, yet it hardly resembles the kind of triumph we instinctively imagine. There is no military parade, no display of power
The Archbishop of Canterbury has a successful visit to the two Carmelite Shrines on the way to Canterbury
The new Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Revd and Rt Hon Dame Sarah Mullally, set out last week on a six-day walking pilgrimage from London to Canterbury, as part of her spiritual preparation
