Lucy Morris
January 15, 2022
As we continue to rejoice and celebrate in this season of epiphany, one of my favourite prophesies, is the description of God’s ‘new creation’ given by the prophet Isaiah 65:17-25. […]
January 8, 2022
In a world shaken by the pandemic and people’s fear of the world darkening their lives, removing and changing plans, we find such changes are affecting our sense of purpose […]
December 31, 2021
Archbishop Desmond Tutu told us: ‘Hope is being able to see there is light despite all the darkness’. This great prophet of our times, a Christian man and priest, who […]
December 24, 2021
With the world currently experiencing exhausting turmoil and chaos, I was reflecting on the challenges faced by many new young parents having children without family around them as covid-19 has […]
December 24, 2021
For all of us, the story of the birth of Jesus is among the most well-known and beloved for Christians of all traditions (Luke 2:1-14). We are drawn breathlessly into […]
December 18, 2021
We are privileged to watch two women who are cousins meet, both with joyful news to share. (Luke 1:39-45) One who is older and married, was apparently barren but is […]
December 11, 2021
With some hilarity, I was imagining what it would be like to copy John the Baptist and start my reflection by insulting you. In my imaginings, I wondered how long […]
November 27, 2021
We are at the start of the four weeks of Advent. Advent invites us to spend the next two weeks, looking forward to Christ’s coming, waiting, preparing and hoping in […]
November 20, 2021
In John’s Gospel, 18:37 Pilate asks Jesus a loaded question in the middle of the trial for his life: one we have all asked at one time or another. Pilate […]