I love this quote from Cardinal Robert Sarah...... Our world no longer hears God because it is constantly speaking, at a devastating speed and volume, in order to say nothing. Modern civilization does not know how to be quiet. It holds forth in an unending monologue. Postmodern

A big question needs to be asked re training if we're producing people to be Incumbents so substandard that parish reps can spot it at interview. Why wasn't it picked up earlier?

Parliament votes for the abortion of the old, shortly after voting for the even more ruthless abortion of the unborn. Are we now ruled by a death cult?

Shame. Words escape me.

I doubt we will ever truly hear about the harm that this Bill does, because the voices of the sick and the vulnerable are the least heard in society.

🚨 BREAKING - With the second anti-life vote in Parliament this week, the Bishop of Oswestry, the Rt Revd Paul Thomas, has attacked the emerging "culture of death" and affirmed "the sacredness of human life from the moment of conception to the moment of natural death."

“In a hundred years, if Christians are known as a strange group of people who don't kill their children and don't kill the elderly, we will have done a great thing.” - Stanley Hauerwas

"Now, splendidly, everything had become clear. The enemy at last was plain in view, huge and hateful, all disguise cast off. It was the Modern Age in arms." After this week I feel like Evelyn Waugh at the time of the Nazi-Soviet Pact in 1939. The politics of 'progress' has

Cardinal Vincent Nichols issued the following response after the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill passed its third reading in the House of Commons by just 23 votes: ‘The vote in the House of Commons in favour of the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill is a watershed

I am glad that the Catholic Church is speaking out about this. C of E bishops seem to have gone quiet…..

1/15 🧵 Come with me. Let’s go back and walk with Saint Paul. Not the Paul of grand sermons or bold missionary fire. But the tired Paul. The wounded one. The one who’s had enough, and still keeps going. Today’s reading—2 Corinthians 11:18, 21–30—is for the weary.

How very strange that the heatwave 'risk of death' with temperatures over 30C only applies to Brits when they're in Britain! But the moment they board RyanAir or EasyJet or Virgin to somewhere warm for their hols, - where 30C is perfectly normal - the risk disappears How come?

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The white chalk reef just off the shoreline at West Runton this Sunday lunchtime, turning the clear waters of the North Sea to Caribbean blue… Aisling Creevey Chris Page - Weatherman #StormHour Met Office #loveukweather #Norfolk Eastern Daily Press WestRuntonBeachCafe

Blue skies over barley fields in East Runton and Cromer Pier this afternoon… Aisling Creevey Chris Page - Weatherman #StormHour Met Office #loveukweather #Norfolk Eastern Daily Press

Today we hit the exact midpoint of the year. And from today forward, 2050 will be closer in time than the year 2000.

Word of the day is ‘swullocking’, from 19th-century East Anglian dialect: sultry, sweltering, and sudiferous (sweat-inducing).

You're not depressed, you just need a quest.

Sunset over the coast path between Overstrand and Cromer this evening… Aisling Creevey Chris Page - Weatherman #StormHour Met Office #loveukweather #Norfolk

Blue sky and cirrus cloud over Cromer this morning… Aisling Creevey Chris Page - Weatherman #StormHour #loveukweather #Norfolk