Seraphic Worlds

I decided that, for Lent this year, I would try to write a little every day.  I have no specific plans about what form that might take, or w...

Please note: the following article contains some spoilers for the videogames Everybody’s Gone to the Rapture and Horizon Zero Dawn . As bot...

As part of the process of discernment - working through a sense of calling to the priesthood of the Church of England - I'm encouraged t...

This blog would have originally been published in May of 2014. For reasons I can't quite recall - perhaps because it was too personal - ...

Ezekiel 37: 1-14, John 11: 1-45 The Church of England’s Revised Common Lectionary gives two rather lengthy readings for this Sunday, but, ...

We live in unprecedented times. Even if one is to look at past pandemics, like the Bubonic Plague, or past events that transformed nationa...

So, Scotland has decided. My fears were unwarranted and the majority chose to vote No and the United Kingdom I call my home will contin...

It is late at night on the eve of the Scottish Independence Referendum, an event which is easily the most historic (if one can use that phra...

Yesterday marked exactly one month since Easter, Resurrection Sunday and the end of my (mostly) fictionless Lent, so I thought it would be...

The last few days have been very tough, for all the reasons listed in my previous blog and more.  I have felt cold and empty when I should h...

This is, hopefully, just going to be a short post.  I have post-Easter lunch dishes to do and should really get some proper rest and a cup o...

We're into the final week of Lent. It's hard to believe that Easter is so nearly upon us.  I think of what it felt like to begi...

Another week, another blog and, once again, I think I find myself with nothing new to say, when a post begins to form in my mind. This time...