Epiphany. Fr Piers Linley imagines that he is a camel. My name is Grumpy and I am a camel. Camels are

Sixth Sunday of the Year. Fr Piers Linley finds a challenge to the wealthy in St Luke's Gospel. First we have set

Twenty-First Sunday of the Year. Fr Piers Linley waxes lyrical on the ineffable. Let's begin with a poem by an American Benedictine

Eleventh Sunday of the Year. Fr Piers Linley preaches on the role of women in Luke's Gospel. All four Gospels tell of

Fifteenth Sunday of the Year. Fr Piers Linley imagines the one disciple's reaction to the sending out of the twelve. I was

Fifteenth Sunday of the Year. Fr Piers Linley imagines how the preaching of Christ might look to a Galilean farmer. I live

Fourth Sunday of Easter. Fr Piers Linley preaches on the shepherd who is a leader but also an outcast. Jesus did not

Twenty-Sixth Sunday of the Year. Fr Piers Linley preaches on a parable told by Jesus in which the lots of two

Pentecost Sunday. Fr Piers Linley is inspired to get poetical for Pentecost. The Holy Spirit can't be pinned down to a single name

Solemnity of Ss Peter and Paul. Fr Piers Linley preaches on the solemnity, which in England and Wales is transferred to

Fourth Sunday of Advent. Fr Piers Linley preaches on the obedience of St Joseph. St Luke gives us an account of the