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Silent Witness
The difficulty lies in knowing what to think, despite all that has been said about how so many of us feel in regard to the events that...
theatreset
Jan 8, 20214 min read
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Season of Hope
I read this morning of a mother in Hong Kong who is taking her daughter out of school. It seems that the Chinese authorities are...
theatreset
Nov 18, 20203 min read
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Easter Sunday
A story of enduring hope This is the last of 4 podcasts for Holy Week and Easter Sunday, designed to speak to the global pandemic crisis...
theatreset
Apr 10, 20201 min read
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When Will There Be Good News?
The first thing I read or listen to tends to set my emotional course for the day ahead. By this I mean that whatever bit of news first...
theatreset
Dec 2, 20194 min read
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Falling
Death and dying. We need to talk about it. #death #Dying #faith #hope #mortality #life #Resurrection #Autumn
theatreset
Oct 26, 20191 min read
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Beyond Belief
Faith and belief – are they the same thing? #materialworld #planet #belief #mustardseed #faith #Yurigeller #hope #environment #incarnation
theatreset
Oct 11, 20191 min read
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Politics
Religion and politics – Do they belong together? #politics #politicians #parliament #world #prayer #hope #Christ #reality
theatreset
Sep 25, 20191 min read
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Mouse Habits
‘When we click through the news on our screens we experience it in the immediacy of the present moment. We also experience it in our...
theatreset
Sep 4, 20194 min read
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Some Thoughts on Solitude
‘You’re never alone with a Strand’ ran the once popular ad. Today, its haunting ambiguity lingers on, inviting reflection on the...
Lorraine Cavanagh
Oct 18, 20224 min read
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Mood of the Moment
I am not usually in any kind of identifiable mood, or even frame of mind, when I sit down to write one of these blogs, or, if I am, and...
Lorraine Cavanagh
Oct 5, 20223 min read
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My New Memoir: Re-building the Ruined Places - A Journey Through Childhood Trauma
The hardest thing about writing a memoir is explaining to yourself, let alone to anyone else, why you wrote it. I envy the writers of novels
Lorraine Cavanagh
Sep 29, 20223 min read
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Mikhail Khodarenok – The ‘What If?’ Question
It is reported by the BBC[1] that a senior Russian military figure, Mikhail Khodarenok, a military analyst and retired colonel has, on a...
Lorraine Cavanagh
May 19, 20223 min read
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Nuclear Sunday
LISTEN: Nuclear weapons don't prevent war. What they do is create risks that any conflict can escalate into a nuclear one — by mistake
Lorraine Cavanagh
Apr 20, 20223 min read
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Holy Week: Good Friday
There are flowers along the way, yellow celandines, and the small insects of early Spring. These leave him, but the flies stay. They...
Lorraine Cavanagh
Apr 15, 20222 min read
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Holy Week: Maundy Thursday
The last meal. It ends with a ritual which by its very strangeness is key to our understanding of what Holy Week is about. Jesus washes...
Lorraine Cavanagh
Apr 14, 20222 min read
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Holy Week: Christ Before Pilate
Authority and power are often conflated and confused. Before beginning to write this, I checked back on the story of Jesus before Pilate,...
Lorraine Cavanagh
Apr 14, 20223 min read
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The Church Must Die To Itself
In the current edition of the Church Times, we are given a stark portrayal of bullying as it is experienced in the Church today.
Lorraine Cavanagh
Apr 2, 20224 min read
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Fear and the Church
My child, when you come to serve the Lord, prepare yourself for testing. Set your heart right and be steadfast, and do not be impetuous...
Lorraine Cavanagh
Jan 25, 202219 min read
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