Up and Down the Harrow Road

A Telegraph Article Regular readers will be aware that I knew the archbishop of York many years ago, and so feel able to comment occasion...

CRIME VICTIM It was a stressful Sunday morning anyway,with my elderly assistant priest not having turned up for Mass, which makes me (and ...

Back in the 1980s I remember Archbishop Robert Runcie being seriously embarrassed at General Synod by a seemingly innocuous question. The Sy...

  The Graves of the Saints A week in Rome was spent mostly in pilgrimage, hunting down some of the less famous holy sites (as well as th...

One of the perhaps unexpected privileges of parish ministry is taking funerals for people whom you would have liked to have known. As Anglic...

We have finally resumed worship at St Peter's. Some of the church council were very apprehensive about it, but others were quite insiste...

We've seen no progress over finding the murderers of the local boy. He was from a Somali family, and had been at Paddington Academy, whe...