FR THOMAS MHURIRO’S SERMON AT MASS LAST EVENING Eucharist Service: 10 June 2020 Readings 1 Kings 18:20-39; Psalm 16:5-11; Matthew 5:17-19 In today’s homily, I would like to briefly share with you my reflections as influenced by the reading from 1 Kings and the passage from the Gospel of Matthew. My urgent concern […]
EVENING PRAYER REFLECTIONS from the Revd MARTHA SEJESO 7 June 2020 Good evening my Sisters and brothers. This evening’s reflections are guided by the Gospel according to John 1: 29-34. We encounter the testimony of John the Baptist, that Jesus is the Son of God who cometh to take away the sin […]
SERMON on TRINITY SUNDAY 7 JUNE 2020 by the VEN DR THOMAS MHURIRO Today we celebrate the only Sunday in our liturgical year that is named after a doctrine or Christian teaching. We are looking at ideas that have come to us through centuries and constituting a subject that requires more than just a […]
REFLECTIONS ON MONDAY FROM THE DEAN: THE VERY REVD REGINALD LEEUW Joshua 1:1-9 Greetings dear friends and May the grace of our Lord Jesus and the love of God, and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit be with us, now and forever more. Amen Today we celebrate The Venerable Bede teacher of Faith, […]
SUNDAY EVENING REFLECTIONS 24 MAY 2020 – FROM THE DEAN THE VERY REVD REGINALD LEEUW John 17: 11-19. Dear friends good evening as we await with bated breath the President’s speech later this evening. It’s been more than fifty days in Lockdown and no one knows for sure what level 3 of Lockdown will […]
MORNING PRAYER REFLECTIONS from the Ven Dr Thomas Mhuriro, 16 May 2020:Psalm 118, Leviticus 23:23-44, 2 Thessalonians 3:1-18 Good morning people of God. I trust that we are together in this journey we are undertaking under these restrictive circumstances. I am aware that it is a very expensive and exhaustive exercise. Never mind. The point […]
MORNING PRAYER Reflections by the Ven Dr Thomas Mhuriro: 15 May 2020 Ps 115; Leviticus 23:1-22; 2 Thess. 2:1-17 This morning the Psalm and the passage from Leviticus are my focus. The details are given about how much God cares. He wants us to work and to rest. He wants us to have time to […]
FROM THE DEAN: Reflections on the Eucharist readings by the Very Revd Reginald Leeuw, Feast of St Matthias, 14 May 2020. The first task that Apostles had to deal with before taking the Gospel to the ends of the world was the scandal of Judas’ betrayal of Jesus. This painful act of betrayal I suppose […]
FROM THE DEAN: Tuesday Eucharist Reflection by Fr Reginald Leeuw, 12 May 2020 : Simon of Cyrene Fr Thomas in his reflections on the day of Saint Phillip the Deacon makes mention of Saint Simon of Cyrene as another African person who came into contact with the Lord. The name of Simon of Cyrene and […]