St Peter's Blog
Contributed by Br Graham-Michoel, OSBC, on March 16 2022.
Saint Aristobulus
The chances are, even if you are of British heritage, you will not have heard of Saint Aristobulus. Today, March 16, i
Contributed by The Rev. Ross Downes on January 21 2022.
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Getting Married in a Church
I recently had cause to observe a Wedding that was led by a Marriage Celebrant. I
Contributed by The Rev. Ross Downes on January 25 2022.
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Intimacy
I watched a splendid film yesterday. Not necessarily splendid because I loved it, but splendid becau
Contributed by The Rev. Ross Downes on January 18 2022.
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The Night Train to Lisbon
I have been reading a novel by Pascal Mercier; “Night Train to Lisbon”.
Submitted by The Rev. Ross Downes on January 15 2022.
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Encounters on the Way
The Parable of the Good Samaritan
Today we have before us what is perhaps the m
Submitted by The Rev. Ross Downes on Monday January 10 2022.
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Birth Pangs Of A New Age
It is quite clear from the opening words of Mark 13:1-8 that the Christianity w
Submitted by The Rev. Ross Downes on Monday January 10 2022.
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Lovers in the Garden
Not long after it was launched on the market, I became a user of Adobe Photoshop. T
Submitted by Andrew Chandler on Sunday October 3 2021.
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The Feast Day of St Francis
Submitted by The Rev. Ross Downes on Friday September 23 2021.
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The Mystery of The Lost World
It happens quite often these days. I find myself immersed in a biblical
Submitted by Br Graham-Michoel OSBC on September 22 2021.
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Sh’tikah
Submitted by The Rev. Ross Downes on Tuesday September 21 2021.
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The Sanctuary Bells
Submitted by a parishioner of St Peter's Anglican Church on Saturday September 11 2021.
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Housing vs Care of Creation
Following a Consultation, parishioners of St Julian of Norwich
Submitted by The Rev. Ross Downes on Tuesday September 7 2021.
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The Cross
In Short
The purpose of this short paper/blog, is to lightly touch on a view of th
Submitted by a parishioner of St Peter's Anglican Church on Sunday September 5 2021.
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To Zoom or Not to Zoom
It is March 2020, the first Level4 Lockdown has been announced and a m
