Making the most of isolation: How to find spiritual purpose – and structure
March 26, 2020
Over the next few weeks, and very possibly months, we will have to get used to a new way of living. So how do...
Fr Matthew Pittam
The many blessings of a mini-pilgrimage
August 29, 2019
Over the summer many Catholics will have made their way to pilgrimage sites all over the world. Pilgrimage is as important as ever, with...
‘Away again, Father?’: Why your priest really does need a break
August 22, 2019
It is that time of year when many clergy take their annual holiday. Amid the busyness of preparing to leave the parish for a...
Why we need good hymns
August 15, 2019
One of the legacies of my Anglican background is a love of hymns. I am grateful for the rich tradition of hymn-writing and singing,...
What I learned from celebrating Mass in the Ordinariate Use
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I am a priest of the Personal Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham, having been part of the first group of former Anglican clergy...
This summer, don’t take a holiday from God
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Every summer I put a short announcement in my parish newsletter with the aim of encouraging parishioners to make the effort to find a...
Catholic leadership beyond the market
October 4, 2018
Contemporary Perspectives on Catholic Education edited by John Lydon, Gracewing, 190pp, £20 One of the regular struggles of parish clergy today is trying to...
September education feature: Teaching the teachers
September 6, 2018
Catholic schools form the soul as well as the mind – so it’s not just the students who need mentoring At this time of...
Appreciating the stillness of August
August 30, 2018
I love the stillness of August. So many of the activities of a priest are in abeyance during this fallow month, as schools are...
Fr Matthew Pittam: Don’t let the vandals win
August 23, 2018
The village of Monks Kirby is dominated by the mighty sandstone tower of St Edith’s Church. Founded in 1077, this majestic, almost cathedral-like church...
Fr Matthew Pittam: Serving in the hours of darkness
August 16, 2018
A call in the middle of the night is never going to be a good thing in a presbytery. Tonight’s call was to ask...
Fr Matthew Pittam : The building that inspired saints
August 9, 2018
I have just returned from a wonderful and eventful week in Paris where I was fortunate to stay only a few streets away from...
Making the most of isolation: How to find spiritual purpose – and structure
March 26, 2020
Over the next few weeks, and very possibly months, we will have to get used to a new way of living. So how do...
The many blessings of a mini-pilgrimage
August 29, 2019
Over the summer many Catholics will have made their way to pilgrimage sites all over the world. Pilgrimage is as important as ever, with...
‘Away again, Father?’: Why your priest really does need a break
August 22, 2019
It is that time of year when many clergy take their annual holiday. Amid the busyness of preparing to leave the parish for a...
Why we need good hymns
August 15, 2019
One of the legacies of my Anglican background is a love of hymns. I am grateful for the rich tradition of hymn-writing and singing,...
What I learned from celebrating Mass in the Ordinariate Use
August 8, 2019
I am a priest of the Personal Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham, having been part of the first group of former Anglican clergy...
This summer, don’t take a holiday from God
August 1, 2019
Every summer I put a short announcement in my parish newsletter with the aim of encouraging parishioners to make the effort to find a...
Catholic leadership beyond the market
October 4, 2018
Contemporary Perspectives on Catholic Education edited by John Lydon, Gracewing, 190pp, £20 One of the regular struggles of parish clergy today is trying to...
September education feature: Teaching the teachers
September 6, 2018
Catholic schools form the soul as well as the mind – so it’s not just the students who need mentoring At this time of...
Appreciating the stillness of August
August 30, 2018
I love the stillness of August. So many of the activities of a priest are in abeyance during this fallow month, as schools are...
Fr Matthew Pittam: Don’t let the vandals win
August 23, 2018
The village of Monks Kirby is dominated by the mighty sandstone tower of St Edith’s Church. Founded in 1077, this majestic, almost cathedral-like church...
Fr Matthew Pittam: Serving in the hours of darkness
August 16, 2018
A call in the middle of the night is never going to be a good thing in a presbytery. Tonight’s call was to ask...
Fr Matthew Pittam : The building that inspired saints
August 9, 2018
I have just returned from a wonderful and eventful week in Paris where I was fortunate to stay only a few streets away from...
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