Rev'd Catrin Engh (she/her) retweeted
35 years ago we all went to a football match, full of hope, on the sunniest of days.
97 men, women and children never returned. They're not just a number, they had lives and dreams, families that love them now and always.
Us, the survivors returned, our lives changed forever, we lost the person that left home on that sunny morning.
Today we remember the 97 and those we have lost along the way.
Thinking about the families of those unlawfully killed and sending strength and love to everyone who survived and witnessed what happened including @LFC and @NFFC supporters
#YNWA
#Unityisstrength
Rev'd Catrin Engh (she/her) retweeted
I don't want lower taxes.
I want hospital beds.
Trains that run on time.
Kids who aren't too hungry to learn.
Libraries in every town.
Rivers that don't run with slurry.
Local councils not forced into bankruptcy.
Politicians who don't venally line their own pockets.
Every week my niece's treat on a Saturday night is to stay up to watch @McInTweet's big show, this week all we have heard is @joelycett's 'nan' song. She's (niece) always singing it and puts it on iplayer at least once a day! Thanks guys! Thanks!
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As inclusive Evangelicals over 600 have signed an open letter to CofE urging implementation of prayers of love and faith and permission for clergy to enter same sex civil marriage
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Rev'd Catrin Engh (she/her) retweeted
BREAKING: A group of 44 bishops made a public statement on Wednesday afternoon expressing their hope that pastoral guidance allowing priests to be in same-sex marriages would be issued “without delay”
churchtimes.co.uk/articles/2…
Rev'd Catrin Engh (she/her) retweeted
‘Should you be gay and fall in love and have sexual relations with someone twice, just twice, that’s it. Death. Executed. Hanged by the neck until dead.’
The Anglican Archbishop of Uganda thinks that this law is good news - Gospel.
thecritic.co.uk/issues/july-…
3 sleeps left in my curacy house before moving to my curacy flat. 1 day to actually get stuff done. Every room is full of boxes or piles of crap to sort through. I'm not going to make it through this unchanged!
Rev'd Catrin Engh (she/her) retweeted
There is no justification for any province of the Anglican Communion to support the criminalisation of LGBTQ people: not in our resolutions, our teachings, or the Gospel we share.
After writing to the Primate of Uganda, I make the following statement: bit.ly/43tFWKN
This whole thread is beautiful and what I needed to read today. Thank you so much @ZachWLambert
Rev'd Catrin Engh (she/her) retweeted
#MorningPrayer
Elizabeth’s child
leapt for joy
in her womb, Lord,
as he encountered
love incarnate.
Mary sang her song
of joy and hope
for all the world.
Inspire joy and hope
in us today,
that we may be
a Magnificat people,
lifting the lowly,
filling the empty,
one family in you.
Reading this in the barbers and trying to explain to him why I'm crying over french nuns.
(Not a conversation he was expecting).
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Having to move for the last few months of curacy, mix up with contracts, so downsizing from 4 bed house to 2 bed flat. Not ideal but needs must. Going through boxes not unpacked since moving here, trying to find storage, movers etc is unexpectedly tiring and emotional.
Rev'd Catrin Engh (she/her) retweeted
There is still time to sign-up to come along to @StChadsDurham next week to share in a conversation with @charliebelllive It promises to be a really thoughtful and insightful evening. All welcome, feel free to RT! shorturl.at/chjsz #livinginloveandfaith #faithfullylgbtqi – at Durham, England
Rev'd Catrin Engh (she/her) retweeted
#TransRightsAreHumanRights
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#TransRightsAreHumanRights
Rev'd Catrin Engh (she/her) retweeted
Two women Bishops receiving communion. Bishop Rose Hudson-Wilkin grew up in Jamaica & became Chaplain to the Speaker. Dr Guli Francis-Dehqani came to the UK as a teenage refugee from Iran in the wake of the Revolution
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I pledge allegiance to the poor.
I pledge allegiance to refugees and asylum seekers.
I pledge allegiance to the abused, the broken and the marginalised.
I pledge allegiance to children in the UK and around the world.
Rev'd Catrin Engh (she/her) retweeted
Gadewch i ni gael y Bannau yn trendio ar Twitter.
I think the time has come once again to get Bannau Brycheiniog trending on Twitter 🏴⛰ #BannauBrycheiniog
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PLEASE SHARE - There will be a test of the Emergency Alerting System at 3pm tomorrow, Sunday 23rd April ‘23. Every mobile phone in the UK will sound an alarm and display a message. It is only a test and no action is required. For more info please visit - gov.uk/alerts























