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Today’s readings all invite us to reflect on what does and doesn’t lead to a flourishing life, and perhaps to even ask ourselves ‘How do we know if we are flourishing or not? What does flourishing actually look like?’…
Epiphany, as its name suggests, is the season of revelations and revealings – a season in which each Sunday we unfold another story about who Jesus was and what he came to do. Each week we hear the story of a different place, a different context, and a different group of people …
‘You’re on mute!’ ‘You’re on mute!’ How many times a day have those words been shouted at a screens of various shapes and sizes since Zoom and Teams became part of our lives at the beginning of the pandemic? Christmas is a time to make some noise…
Last week Historic England published the 2024 edition of its ‘Heritage at Risk Register’. Once again Lincoln Cathedral was listed. Once again, we were not the only English Cathedral to appear; but, once again, we were the only English Cathedral which, in its entirety, is considered to be at risk…
This morning, for the first time in this Cathedral, the red poppy is not the only symbolic focus for our annual Act of Remembrance. As we lifted our eyes to the familiar sight of hundreds of red paper flowers falling to the floor, 12,000 white paper doves provided a backdrop to their descent. Each one is an integral part of a mass-participation artwork created by the sculptor Peter Walker. On each one is written a prayer for peace…
The current debate around assisted dying raises important and difficult questions for Christians. To my mind the debate is challenging for a number of reasons. First, it’s difficult because it’s complex. Shying away from complexity is always a temptation, as is turning complexity into a simple binary choice…