CBCEW • Masters in Catholic Social Teaching • Bachelors in Theology and religious studies • Spurs and Celtic • views my own
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Elliot Thomas retweeted
We're delighted to share a report on the start of a national Catholic-Pentecostal #ecumenical dialogue
cte.org.uk/catholic-pentecos…
This historic inaugural meeting took place between representatives from @catholicEW and representatives from @ChurchesEngland 's Pentecostal and Charismatic Forum
#ChurchesTogether #ChristianUnity
Elliot Thomas retweeted
ITALY
AC Milan and Inter Milan honour Pope Francis before the derby at the San Siro
They played Ennio Morricone's music from 'The Mission' to applause in the darkened stadium
Elliot Thomas retweeted
Happy heavenly birthday to the King of Rock Elvis Presley.
He would have been 90 years old.
This was Elvis last concert in 1977.
Elliot Thomas retweeted
"Hope Has Two Daughters: Anger and Courage"
Catch up on the presentations on #RacialJustice from the @ChurchesEngland Autumn Enabling Group
cte.org.uk/enabling-group-au…
And get an introduction to Member Churches @PioneerNetwork and the Antiochian Orthodox Church
#ChurchesTogether
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"Chaplaincy, the ministry of not looking away..."
Thank you to all our inspiring panellists for the Ecumenism: The Next Generation webinar on #Chaplaincy bringing great testimonies from Armed Forces, university, healthcare, schools & sports chaplaincy
#ChurchesTogether
Elliot Thomas retweeted
The #Saints are formed by the Beatitudes: poor, meek, merciful, hungering and thirsting for justice, seeking peace. They are “filled with God” and incapable of remaining indifferent to the needs of their neighbour. They bear witness to paths of light that we too can trod.
Elliot Thomas retweeted
Gareth Southgate’s greatest achievement was not on the pitch, but in the standard that he has set for how a role-model and representative of our country should conduct themselves.
In a job which has subjected him to a degree of national scrutiny and criticism that most people will never appreciate, he has been a real mensch, remaining dignified, respectful and considerate throughout.
His legacy will be a generation of young people who have learned from him that leadership is primarily about decency, integrity and bringing honour to others. That is worth more to our country than any trophy. The crown of a good name supersedes all. Thank you, Gareth.
