Given the responses to my Michael Ramsey tweet, I wonder if we might ‘save’ the Anglican Communion by remembering that all we have in common is a fund of stories about Michael Ramsey?
Current favourite Coronation story: Bishop Michael Ramsey having to be retrieved by the Police from a Cambridge Bookshop because he had forgotten that he was supposed to be in the Abbey for a rehearsal with the Queen present.
I am not quite sure what conclusion to draw from this, but it has been pointed out to me that I was already serving in these Parishes before either of the two bishops-designate in this Diocese were even ordained.
My favourite part of #LocalElections Day is receiving a little map to tell me where one of my Churches is.
Sure, you can use another Psalter at Evensong tonight if you wish to, but if it isn’t the Prayer Book then you won’t get to use the word ‘minished.’
In any discussion of challenging deference in the Church, ought we to consider the use of the title ‘Dr’ alongside Bishop, Father and the like?
Art Exhibition open and under way at All Saints! Many thanks to @ben_rhodes6 for opening it all for us.
Opened Tonight by @ben_rhodes6 !
On this ANZAC Day, remembering our family friend Mr Comerford, (never known by his Christian name), Miner, Methodist, and as a teenage Naval Rating, responsible for rowing ashore some of the landing parties at Gallipoli. He never forgot, nor should we. #AnzacDay #LestWeForget
The AV and the BCP. For a lifetime. @prayerbook_soc @BradleyBarnham
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You’ll have to wait until Easter Monday 2024 now, but we have all your Initiation needs covered in the Happy Valley with the Hebden Bridge Duck Race.
No Alert received, and as yet no Rapture or Nuclear annihilation.
Only one possible response: time for Evensong.
Time to move on.
Next up is #Apocryphagate
If I post this today, it should arrive at the Abbey in time.
In the interests of full disclosure I have said Mass publicly as a priest of the Church of England in Churches and at Altars under the direct control of the Bishop of Rome, both within the Vatican and in the City of Rome, each time being given the Tabernacle key.










