Mark Whittall

Yesterday, on All Souls Day, at our beautiful choral evensong, we remembered those who have died. Today, on All Saints Sunday, we...

The book of Job that we have been reading this past month is one of the most challenging, profound and, I dare say, relevant books of the...

On this day of Thanksgiving, let me start with a question: Is thanksgiving a feeling or an action? Or put another way, during this...

Last Saturday the five residents of Trinity House and I had a retreat together. It’s an important part of how we begin a new year of...

Sometimes Jesus speaks a word that remains so vivid, so pivotal in the imagination of the people who heard it, that when they wrote down...

Why does hypocrisy drive Jesus bananas? I mean, throughout the gospels we see so many instances of Jesus being caring and compassionate...

Last Sunday I spoke to you about my pilgrimage on the Camino de Santiago. We go on pilgrimage because we are looking for something less....

One of the things I like best about walking the Camino in northern Spain is getting to know your walking companions and listening to...

Each one of us wakes up every day of our lives with assumptions about what’s possible and what’s not possible. What would life be like if...

Have you ever had your plans thwarted? Imagine that you’ve planned to go with your family on a much-needed vacation, a break from the...

Homily: Yr C Easter 2, April 3 2016, St. Albans Church Readings: Acts 5.27-32; Ps 150; Rev 1.4-8; John 20.19-31 Evidence-based decision...

“Your daughter is dead.” I can’t imagine any words more devastating. If those words were to be directed at me, I I would collapse,...

Now you know something about what physicists call wave particle duality, about how an electron can be both a wave and a particle.