A thief speaks for the poor. A billionaire speaks for Britain. What do they really want?

Belief is common. Change isn’t. Jesus speaks to those who believe in him—and challenges them to continue.

Dreams are often dismissed as distractions, but what if they play a vital role in preparing us for the challenges ahead?

Reflection from the Mass on 19th March 2025, the Feast of St Joseph, husband of the Blessed Virgin Mary

When stability and experience aren’t enough—what the Gospel says about leadership.

Reflection from the Mass on 17th March 2025, the Feast of St Patrick, Bishop, Missionary

Newton’s laws make sense of the world—until they don’t. Sometimes, what seems complete is only the beginning.

Reflection from the Mass on 19th February 2025.

A television drama, an old debate, and a Gospel challenge. The truth might be right in front of us, if we can see it.

Reflection from the Mass on 5th February 2025.

On this New Year’s Day and the Feast of the Holy Name, reflecting on the names we carry and what they might mean for who we are

Reflection from the Mass on 1st January 2025

Reflecting on a challenging moment for the Church and the actions of Joseph in the Gospel, exploring the tension between discretion and transparency.

Reflection from the Mass on 18th December 2024.

Connecting with God takes focus and intention—but what if we’re not feeling at our best?

Reflection from the Mass on 11th December 2024.

This special episode features my Rector’s Address from the AGM of St Michael and All Saints on the Feast of Christ the King. I explore the unique purpose of the church as a house of prayer, the human need for connection with something greater, and what it means to carry this mission forward in our time and place.