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Tag Archives: Archbishop of Canterbury
PATCHES GOES TO LAMBETH
PATCHES CHABALA wrote today: I was invited as an international Student Representive at St John’s College to attend a gathering at Lambeth Palace. The theme of the gathering was The Communion We Share. It was great to meet the Archbishop … Continue reading
FR RADCLIFFE WINS THE MICHAEL RAMSEY PRIZE
THREE CHEERS FOR FR TIMOTHY RADCLIFFE’S “What’s the point of being a Christian?” … which, it was announced yesterday, has won the 2007 Michael Ramsey Prize for Theological Writing. The five authors I most wish to see in the hands … Continue reading
HAPPY CHRISTMAS
PEACE AND JOY to you and yours this Christmas night. I’m happy to be at home. I read somewhere that Nigella Lawson “revels in the warmth and light of the house” on Christmas afternoons. Me too. And in bacon sandwiches … Continue reading
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Tagged Archbishop of Canterbury, Benedict XVI, Christmas, HM the Queen, Nigella Lawson, Pope
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FOREVER FULL
I’VE GROWN USED, here in Bramhall, to the nearby sound of trains rattling through the night. The sound of life trundling on is comforting and homely somehow. (Yes! – that would be it – 6 years old: Christmas morning: train … Continue reading
Posted in Anglican Communion, Anglicanism, Christianity, Church of England
Tagged Archbishop of Canterbury, care, convention, ears of corn, going somewhere, housebound, hungry, Kingdom people, pastoral, pastoral team, purpose, Rowan Williams, Sabbath, supper, synod, the gym, the Word, Tony Clavier, train, trains, visitors
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LOOKING UPWARDS
WHAT WOULD JESUS SAY? – my friend Bill would almost always interject … sometimes to the considerable chagrin of one or two of us … who were very probably articulating our current flight of fancy at the time. What would … Continue reading
A FAITH-FULL MONARCH
ALL THE CHRISTMAS DAY CELEBRATIONS I can remember in my life have known one constant feature – Her Majesty the Queen’s Christmas broadcast. I can’t remember missing one – or ever wanting to miss one. In recent years (2001, 2002, … Continue reading
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Tagged Archbishop of Canterbury, Broadcast, Christmas, HM the Queen
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