This episode comes from Jonathan Halliwell in Brussels and is a reflection on the hymn 'New Every Morning is the Love'. Jonathan reflects on John Keble's life, poetry and hymnody. Jonathan is currently preparing for ordination as a Deacon in the Diocese of Europe.

In this episode, Fr Philip talks to Tom Franks from Ilkley Town Council who is also a member of the congregation at St Margaret's. Tom talks about the background both to his present political service and Christian faith.

This episode comprises Fr Philip's sermon from the Mass for the Sixth Sunday of Easter, premiered on YouTube on Sunday 17th May. This was the first service in 8 weeks to come from St Margaret's Church itself. He considers Jesus' promise that we will be given the gift of the Holy Spirit shortly after his ascension.

This episode comprises Fr Philip's homily from the Mass for St Matthias streamed on Facebook Live on Thursday 14th May. He considers St Matthias becoming the new apostle, the timing of his feast day and what his story might mean for us now.

In this episode, Fr Philip chats to Dr Carmel Ramage, a consultant from Bradford Royal Infirmary. They discuss her vocation as a gynaecologist as well as a practising Christian, wife and mother.

This episode comprises Fr Philip's Homily from the Parish Mass for the Fifth Sunday of Easter, streamed on Facebook Live on Sunday 10th May 2020. He considers the Gospel reading for today from St John (14: 1-14) and its frequent use at funerals, alongside an understanding of this passage in the context of our homes or dwelling-places.

In this episode, Fr Philip talks to Fr Ron Mulligan, the chaplain of Ilkley's local hospital and emergency department, Airedale. They discuss Fr Ron's work in the hospital in this unprecedented time, the new challenges presented by the pandemic and their impact on both ministries.

This Daily Reflection was streamed on Facebook Live on Tuesday 5th May at 11am. Fr Philip discusses the passage from the end of chapter 28 of St Matthew's Gospel, as well as considering the relevance of the Old Testament to our modern-day lives, and the importance of the genealogy in the opening of St Matthew's Gospel.

In today's sermon from the Mass for the Fourth Sunday of Easter, Fr Philip considers the first half of St John's Gospel, its pastoral imagery and how this might relate to the pastoral ministry of clergy, community leaders, politicians and us all.

Today's episode comprises Fr Philip's sermon from the Mass for Saints Philip and James broadcast on Facebook Live this morning. He describes what we know of these two apostles from the Bible. He focusses on Saint Philip's pivotal role in bringing others to meet and understand Jesus.