Precept and Practice – JUNE 20 – The Unexpected
If you are going to make your present happiness depend on incalculable elements, you might as well be happy as miserable.
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Precept and Practice – JUNE 19 – A Lantern
Look straight into the Light, and you will always have the shadows behind.
Precept and Practice – JUNE 18 – Evils that Never Arrived
Some of your griefs you have cured,
And the sharpest you still have survived,
But what torments of pain you endured,
From evils that never arrived.
Precept and Practice – JUNE 17 – Anxiety
What does your anxiety do? It does not empty to-morrow, brother, of its sorrow; but ah ! it empties to-day of its strength.
Precept and Practice – JUNE 16 – Self-pity
Pity may rightfully be exercised in any direction save one: toward self.
Precept and Practice – JUNE 15 – Barriers
And others, even if they are not in the best places for hearing, give themselves up to the music in sheer enthusiasm – which is the way to the stars, if not to the boxes.
The Mystery of the Fatherless Father’s Day – A Sermon
Proclaiming that the Holy Trinity is ‘Equal and Diverse’ demands that we be an equal and diverse church. This is as much a Creed as the lengthy doctrinal statement composed by St Athanasius which, as faithful members of this Church of England, we will (of course) read before we lay ourselves to rest this night on this Fatherless Father’s Day…
Precept and Practice – JUNE 14 – The Guiding Marks of a Wise Life
There is no use arguing with the inevitable; the only argument with an east wind is to put on your overcoat.
Precept and Practice – JUNE 13 – Moody and Miserable
…employ yourself in doing good, and mitigating the sorrows of others: while taking a thorn from the bosom of another, you will lose that which rankles in your own.
Precept and Practice – JUNE 12 – Clouds
The clouds themselves are children of the sun.
Suffolk Vicar 