Category Archives: Churches
Regents Park College, Oxford
A small group of us were blessed with a guided tour of this hall of residence through the connections of the Revd Dr Keith Riglin who is both an alumni and a member of the governing board. It has a
Regents Park College, Oxford
A small group of us were blessed with a guided tour of this hall of residence through the connections of the Revd Dr Keith Riglin who is both an alumni and a member of the governing board. It has a
Sunday Mass (with incense)
Having been disappointed with St Mary the Virgin, the University Church, and with Pusey House not open for services, I stumbled into a church which just had the door ajar so I could see people in the pews. And what
Sunday Mass (with incense)
Having been disappointed with St Mary the Virgin, the University Church, and with Pusey House not open for services, I stumbled into a church which just had the door ajar so I could see people in the pews. And what
Wanderings in Oxford
This is our weekend off but the weather has turned to intermittent rain. I did venture out but ended up very wet. My first stop was the University Church of St Mary the Virgin. This is especially famous because John
Wanderings in Oxford
This is our weekend off but the weather has turned to intermittent rain. I did venture out but ended up very wet. My first stop was the University Church of St Mary the Virgin. This is especially famous because John
A wing and a prayer
This is Day 4 of my course. Last night we attended echo Rao evensong in Christ Church Cathedral which is part of the college campus. It was, of course, a Book of Common Prayer (1662) liturgy, with an American choir,
A wing and a prayer
This is Day 4 of my course. Last night we attended echo Rao evensong in Christ Church Cathedral which is part of the college campus. It was, of course, a Book of Common Prayer (1662) liturgy, with an American choir,
Who’s Tom?
I feel that I have stepped either into an episode of Morse, of back in time several centuries, as Christ Church has its own time which is five minutes later than Greenwich Mean Time. The college decided not to take
Who’s Tom?
I feel that I have stepped either into an episode of Morse, of back in time several centuries, as Christ Church has its own time which is five minutes later than Greenwich Mean Time. The college decided not to take
A final Sunday
Last Sunday was my final one at Holy Trinity Surrey Hills and Mont Albert. It was a sad but joyous occasion, made muted on my part because I was unwell and feeling most poorly. Fortunately my colleague, the Reverend Jenny
A final Sunday
Last Sunday was my final one at Holy Trinity Surrey Hills and Mont Albert. It was a sad but joyous occasion, made muted on my part because I was unwell and feeling most poorly. Fortunately my colleague, the Reverend Jenny
Holy Play: Liturgy as Theatre
Of course, my presence in Chichester was to attend a seminar on ‘Holy Play: Liturgy as Theatre’. It was held in the Bishop’s Palace, adjacent to Chichester Cathedral. Bishop Martin Warner welcomed us to the seminar. I was not alone
Holy Play: Liturgy as Theatre
Of course, my presence in Chichester was to attend a seminar on ‘Holy Play: Liturgy as Theatre’. It was held in the Bishop’s Palace, adjacent to Chichester Cathedral. Bishop Martin Warner welcomed us to the seminar. I was not alone
Chichester Cathedral
A glorious source of many photos which I will share more fully when I return (be warned). The pervading figure is St Richard of Chichester. The Shrine of St Richard of Chichester is a wonderful sight, backed by a tapestry
Chichester Cathedral
A glorious source of many photos which I will share more fully when I return (be warned). The pervading figure is St Richard of Chichester. The Shrine of St Richard of Chichester is a wonderful sight, backed by a tapestry
Final day at St Dunstan’s
One final session this morning with some discussion of practical catholic mission ideas led by Luke Miller, Archdeacon of London. Then a final Mass for evangelism, again led by Bishop Jonathan Baker who had hosted last evening’s conference dinner at
Final day at St Dunstan’s
One final session this morning with some discussion of practical catholic mission ideas led by Luke Miller, Archdeacon of London. Then a final Mass for evangelism, again led by Bishop Jonathan Baker who had hosted last evening’s conference dinner at
Lambeth Palace
I am attending the Anglican Catholic Mission Conference in London, co-organised by Anglican Catholic Future and Forward in Faith. The theme is God’s Church in the World: The Gift of Catholic Mission. Anglican Catholic Future includes a number of members
Lambeth Palace
I am attending the Anglican Catholic Mission Conference in London, co-organised by Anglican Catholic Future and Forward in Faith. The theme is God’s Church in the World: The Gift of Catholic Mission. Anglican Catholic Future includes a number of members
Father M 