Translating the Tradition

How do we actually assist one another? A homily reflecting on a conversation prompted by my Doxacon presentation on The Deaths of Arthur: http://podcast.stjohnofshanghai.org/TheDeathsOfArthur.m4a… Read on

Christ is born!… Read on

Our Creator’s care for the ordinary should inform our response to the cares and concerns of ordinary life… Read on

Understanding Paul’s defence of justification by faith as a discussion between Jewish Christians… Read on

Today we honour that which our culture fails to appreciate: the world-changing significance of the humble faithfulness of Joachim and Anna in their respective roles.

Abba Isaac teaches us about prayer as a way of life with reference to the Transfiguration

Little children, love one another, for this is hard: this involves even your death, but this is the way of life.

Our work, learning to love one another, is never finished

Evil is real, present, and very powerful, and Christians confront it in a way that is unique to the followers of Jesus Christ

Reasons to believe the Scriptures are reliable witness to real, lived human experience that we ourselves can also live in and live out