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Showing posts with label Sermons 2014. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sermons 2014. Show all posts
25 December 2014

To give and to receive the best
of all presents this Christmas

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The Birth of Christ, a Christmas icon by Juliet Venter, from The Institute for Orthodox Christian Studies, Cambridge, 2014 Patrick Comer...
07 December 2014

Christ is coming: ‘In my beginning is
my end ... In my end is my beginning’

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‘Now the light falls / Across the open field, leaving the deep lane / Shuttered with branches, dark in the afternoon’ (TS Eliot, ‘East Coke...
28 October 2014

Saint Simon and Saint Jude: they
just about make it onto the first XI

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Saint Simon and Saint Jude … not ‘celebrity saints’ but worth remembering Patrick Comerford Saint Simon and Saint Jude: 28 October 2014:...
12 October 2014

The unconditional love of God …
a love story for the many or the few?

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‘Love Story’ (1970) … how would you portray the unconditional love of God as Father? Patrick Comerford Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin...

Canon-in-residence while the Dean
‘Shines a Light’ on homelessness

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This is one of my weeks as Canon-in-Residence in Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2014) Patrick Comerford...
01 October 2014

Being and doing … are there
two ways of saying yes, and no?

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Being and doing: Socratic wisdom on sale in the Plaka in Athens (Photograph: Patrick Comerford) Patrick Comerford Church of Ireland Theo...
29 September 2014

How shall I sing that majesty
which angels do admire?

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Cattle grazing on Coe Fen in the late summer sunshine (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2014) Patrick Comerford Monday 29 September 2014 ...
19 August 2014

‘It is easier for a camel to go
through the eye of a needle
than for someone who is rich
to enter the kingdom of God.’

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‘The Eye of the Needle’ by Vladimir Kush Patrick Comerford Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin, Tuesday, 19 August 2014, 12.45: The Mi...
12 August 2014

‘Whoever becomes humble like this child
is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven’

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His father and his elder brother have been killed, yet this little child in Gaza is left clutching his father’s glasses with his soft, inno...
10 August 2014

When they saw him walking on the
lake, he said, ‘do not be afraid’

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‘I líonta Dé go gcastar sinn, May we meet in God’s nets’ … a modern stained-glass window in Saint Maur’s Church, Rush (Photograph: Patrick ...
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