On Christmas Day, the Church makes a stand against privatised spirituality
There can be the assumption that everyone has a safe family to withdraw to at Christmas.
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Lucy Winkett
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Why the church is like an ecclesiastical version of Marks & Spencer
What can happen inside a church building? Is it sacred space and if so, what are the limits?
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Street retreats, weird Passion plays and blessing Banderas on Loose Women
An Easter Notebook.
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Lucy Winkett: Easter articulates both the catastrophe and the wonder of life in the world
Paradoxes are part of everyday life.
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There are daunting challenges for the church at this time of year, says Lucy Winkett
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Lucy Winkett, rector of St James's Piccadilly, praises the valuable work done by historian Kate Cooper remembering early Christian…
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Rev Lucy Winkett: It’s always a risk walking around this time of year with a dog collar on. People might ask you things
I was standing in the olive wood souvenir shop in Bethlehem in the West Bank. With US dollars in…
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