A Reflection by Frances Flatman on the Readings for next Sunday which is the 4th Sunday of Easter. In this Fourth week of Eastertide we...

I love the way the disciples of Jesus tell many stories about how stupid they were; and we have a classic one today don’t we? (Luke...

Frances Flatman reflects on the Readings for next Sunday :- We are slowly moving on with the disciples understanding of the resurrection...

Listen again to these words from our 2nd Reading. (1 Peter 1:3-9) I hope they apply to you: “You did not see him, yet you love him; and...

A Reflection by Frances Flatman on the Readings for Sunday 16th April 2023 Two things really spoke to me recently of the faith of...

Last night at the Easter Vigil the ceremonies that took place used two of the great images with which the Church expresses the power and...

What happens to Jesus between the moment he dies at this time on the first Good Friday, and when he rises again early on the Sunday...

From our 2nd Reading tonight : “Every time you eat this bread and drink this cup, you are proclaiming his death” 1 Cor 11:26 Have you...

Of all the words of Jesus from the cross, the ones that mean most to me are the ones in our Gospel today (Matt 26:24-27:66) You can see...

Reflection by Frances Flatman on next weekend's first two Readings and the Gospel of the Palm Procession:- One of the great dangers which...

Our Gospel today (John 11:1-45) illustrates how Jesus deals with our very human desire to avoid death. You can hear and see me give this...

Reflection by Frances Flatman on next Sunday's Readings :-. The theme of resurrection, or of the gaining of a different life after some...

Most people tend to think that the alternative to sin is to do good, but this is not the case because you could be doing good for the...

Frances Flatman writes on next Sunday's Readings :- We are now well into Lent and will shortly arrive at Holy Week. Today’s Readings are...

Our Gospel today (John 4:5-42) illustrates how easily we humans fail to see the spiritual significance of the physical things around us....

Reflection by Frances Flatman on next weekend's Readings :- Somewhere along our tortuous route to God many Christians, following the...

One of the great themes of our faith is the idea that it is a journey, a pilgrimage towards God. You can see and hear me give this Homily...

Reflection by Frances Flatman on the Readings for next Sunday (2nd Sunday of Lent) Stepping out in faith, or indeed in any other...

Lent should be a time for us to be more open to God’s love for us, but sadly some have turned it into a time for introspection about how...

Reflection by Frances Flatman on the Readings for the 1st Sunday of Lent Understanding how to read the Bible can be tricky, and something...