As part of the celebrations of organising the Christian Calendar at Nicaea in 325, Ash Wednesday and Christmas will be moved to a Sunday and Easter Day will be fixed. This intends to make the Church Year fit for purpose in this Third Millennium. You are invited to have your say in these developments.
Ash Sunday &
Other Church Year Changes Read More »
On Epiphany (or New Year, or the first convenient opportunity) you can bless your house (this can also be adapted for a school or other place).
Epiphany Chalk House Blessing 2024 Read More »
Jesus, and the followers of Jesus, are not primarily political, but this live and movement has consequences.
Circumcision and Naming of Jesus Read More »
God of incarnation,
you wonderfully created
and yet more wonderfully restored
the dignity of human nature;
grant that we may share the divine life
of the one who came to share our humanity,
Jesus Christ, our Saviour
who is alive with you,
in the unity of the Holy Spirit,
one God, now and for ever.
Amen.
1st Sunday of Christmas Resources 2023 Read More »
God,
year by year you make us glad
with the hope of our redemption,
grant that we who joyfully receive your only begotten Son as our Redeemer
may with sure confidence behold him when he comes as our judge;
who is alive with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit,
one God now and for ever.
Amen.
Christmas Resources 2023 Read More »
This is a children’s movie. If adults go to this movie, go bringing your inner child.
Journey to Bethlehem Movie Read More »
This year, it is 800 years since St Francis of Assisi set up a live Nativity scene in a cave in the Italian village of Greccio. There were live animals and a hay-filled manger to help people bring to mind the events described in the Gospels.
Blessing your home for the Year of Our Lord 2023
Epiphany Chalk House Blessing 2023 Read More »
