Author Archives: Sarah Mullally

Doing the right thing is often the hardest thing. Last Saturday’s stark televised announcement to the nation by the Prime Minister sent the Christmas plans of millions across the country into disarray. It cannot have been an easy decision to … Continue reading →

I am grateful to Monica for sharing her story Part 3   We journey together in hope Reversal of untruths If racism is to be extinguished – and those plates of the earth’s surface to which I alluded earlier are to … Continue reading →

I am very grateful to Monica for sharing her story. University city, full-blown racism An experience of blatant racism which I experienced, was at university when I was looking for accommodation in the city. I was basically told at the … Continue reading →

My introduction to Living in Love and Faith at The London Diocesan Synod Matthew 14 22 Immediately Jesus made the disciples get into the boat and go on ahead of him to the other side, while he dismissed the crowd. 23 After he … Continue reading →

I am grateful to Charnelle for this powerful, personal guest blog piece, following Georgina’s earlier in the week. We must listen and learn from these experiences – and above all, we must act. Learning to find my voice. My reflections … Continue reading →

I am grateful to Georgina who, over the past week, has written this heartfelt guest post for my blog. Who am I to write this piece, when I am sure that hundreds of thousands of words have been eloquently and … Continue reading →

The Domestic Abuse Bill returned to the Commons for its second reading this week, a timely reminder not to forget those who during the COVID-19 restrictions are in lockdown with the very people who may cause them harm. The report by … Continue reading →

Kindness is the language which the deaf can hear and the blind can see – Mark Twain   During 2018 we marked the centenary of the end of World War One and I spent time reading the account of nurses … Continue reading →

John 20:11-18 Easter 2020 Reflection by The Rt Rev and Rt Hon Sarah Mullally Bishop of London   Alleluia! Christ has Risen He has risen indeed. Alleluia!   Some years ago, I needed to have a small day case operation.  … Continue reading →