All through the weeks of celebration of Easter, thanksgiving is made over and over again for the most recent baptisms and conversions. There is an emphasis at this time on new beginnings and fresh starts for everyone. Renewal is central to our faith. We are always starting again
In 2018, shortly before the final closure of Heythrop, a Jesuit-run college of the University of London, some very special items arrived at the Jesuits in Britain Archives: a quill, collar, scarlet skullcap and cardinal’s biretta, all o
Jesus Christ has strength for his mission. He comes among us with power and authority. On the cross, he reigned: risen from the dead, he is Lord forever.
‘Tell us, Mary, what did you see upon the way?’ [1] The first thing, which Mary of Magdala saw, was that the stone had been rolled away from the tomb[2]. She thought, initially, that
A year and three lockdowns into the pandemic and our old way of working has fractured, the ‘new normal’ has become the merely normal. Working from home means we have had to find new things to do, or new ways of doing old things. In this blog post I reflect on my experience of writing
