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From the Rector's Desk: June 2014

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From the Rector's Desk. At the heart of Northampton. Thursday, 26 June 2014. I've been to the 'Putting Birmingham Schoolkids First' meeting this evening, which was a dramatic and wonderful event. When we feared that the whole #trojanhorse event would shut down the voice of communities, we were - evidently - mistaken. What a fabulous thing. That kind of thinking makes for a divided city, and therefore a divided human family. As I said this evening, we need one city, not a disparate set of introverted ...

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I was made for Afternoons: February 2011

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I was made for Afternoons. Liturgy, Music, Politics, Faith. Sunday, February 20, 2011. Here, but not now. Pulling me this way. What are the options. Time to do some living. What do the next 20 years hold? Where do i want to live? How can i follow my passions? What is worth pursuing? What parts of my life need a desperate prune? What is life giving. There is an urgency here somewhat. Perhaps i'm a little preemptive. But I see time. Slip slip slipping away. There is so much beauty to see. Can make it seem.

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MILLINERIANISM | Bethany Twins

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News and Mews for you to Peruse. Cooking with the Vicar. Lily and Alma’s Giant Gerbilarium. KNOW YOUR CLERICAL HATS. Started as Academic dress. Mediaeval forebear of the modern motarboard. Worn by priests with any style. So-called because it resembles a pumpkin. Supposed to keep your tonsure warm. Worn by priests with any style. 3 The Saturno (Capello Romano or Curé Hat). It looks like the planet Saturn, it’s a Roman hat and it’s worn by Curés. Worn by priests with any style. Thanks to Fr. Trevor. Atheis...

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I was made for Afternoons: December 2010

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I was made for Afternoons. Liturgy, Music, Politics, Faith. Thursday, December 30, 2010. Post nativity lull 101. Just days of distant past. Deeper if not wider. Still keeping the flame. Still wanting it all. Looking for the secret key. Looking through the dross. These days of christmas. The day itself slip sliding away. We share with friends. Pages if new books turned. Happy christmas season my friends n fiends. Posted by Chris Kan. Thursday, December 30, 2010. Saturday, December 18, 2010. Is to just be:.

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Marylebone Ordinariate Group: More Than Words

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Monday, 21 November 2011. Yet the headlines are not about next Sunday's introduction. Many if not most Catholic parishes have been using the new translation at least occasionally since September, and before long the previous translation will become firmly part of the past. No, the headlines are about the Anglican Bishop of London and his approach to the use of the new translation in his diocese. Therefore, it is hard to know if he realised quite how much fuss his All Saints' Day Ad Clerum letter. There s...

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St Peters London Docks

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St Peters London Docks. What's happening at S. Peter's. Tuesday, 27 October 2009. Welcome to 'What's on at S. Peter's'. This new blog does not replace the Peterite blog look on the right for the link to that blog, it is to serve a different function, announcing events at S. Peter's for the benefit of our people, and anyone else who would like to come along:. Sunday Mass at S. Peter's London Docks on Sunday 29th November. 1st Sunday in Advent. 10am Solemn Mass : Preacher Fr. Martin SSF.

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I was made for Afternoons: December 2009

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I was made for Afternoons. Liturgy, Music, Politics, Faith. Thursday, December 31, 2009. 40 years on the planet. N still too many days. Some stuff has inspired me. Further ado . . . Delight inspire inflame n. Be faithful to a long blog most days. A chronicle of ups n downs n gigs. Not often you get. An insight into someones. N this is a joy. Along the same lines. Arts and letters daily. Good for a mid morning diversion. Or long afternoon procrastination. Through them too i discovered. Has been a companion.

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holy cross, dallas: November 2010

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Monday, November 1, 2010. Holy cross sermon for pentecost 23 / year c / proper 26 / october 30 2010. In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen. No doubt some of you remember the song from Sunday School: Zacchae’us was a wee-little man, and a wee-little man was he! He climbed up in a sycamore tree, for the Lord he wanted to see! Zacchaeus, we are told, was a tax collector. Tax collectors in the first century were about as popular as they are now. So what are we supposed to do?