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20 May 2024
and very honoured to sponsor @JamesRice21 for his baptism and confirmation. Great day all round!
20 May 2024
Baptism and confirmations on Whitsunday 2024 at St Lawrence. Amazing solemn Te Deum at the end by the choir, too. It's great to see everything come together after so much hard work by different people.
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we're so back
10 Jul 2025
Excellent. This building in the middle of York, opposite the Minster, has been vacant for four years - a bookshop wants to move into it, and the council blocks it. Apparently, it "would represent serious harm to the character of the building." yorkpress.co.uk/news/2529998…
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Gut wrenching to see four young people jailed for direct action against an arms supplier to Israel. Years in prison for protesting to save lives in Gaza, with 'terrorism' used despite no jury convicting them of it. A truly dangerous attack on the right to protest.
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would be good if a journalist could interview him about this, and ask if taking a sledgehammer to a policewoman's back is a valid form of protest or 'direct action'. Get him on TV and make him justify this
Gut wrenching to see four young people jailed for direct action against an arms supplier to Israel. Years in prison for protesting to save lives in Gaza, with 'terrorism' used despite no jury convicting them of it. A truly dangerous attack on the right to protest.
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wokest things in football at the moment - lying down behind the wall during a free kick drinks break mid way through the half "referee cam"
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12 Jun 2023
St John the Baptist in Knaresborough has a section dedicated to the Slingsby family, featuring a memorial to Henry Slingsby, 1st Baronet, who was executed following the Civil War for conspiring to revolt against the parliamentarians and bring back Charles II.
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12 Jun 2023
Went to Knaresborough today
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Prayers for my church back home today, St Barnabas, Hove.
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quiche for dinner. Church of England maxxing
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The collect for Scooby Doo is outstanding
I spent two years at theological college writing joke collects and none of them were as dumb as this
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imagine getting knocked out the tournament and someone sends this to you
A prayer for the World Cup 2026. ⚽
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Northern Ireland politicians who formed the political wing of paramilitary terror groups deeply concerned with political violence
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On 8 June 1946, 80 years ago today, King George issued a signed card to all school children. On the rear is a list of important war dates to help them remember & commemorate the events of the previous 6 years. #OnThisDay #WW2 (Card from Women At War collection)
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1700s German executioner's sword at Leeds Armoury. Inscribed with "Whenever I raise the sword I wish the sinner everlasting life"
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the puritans have taken over York Railway Station
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hearing my voice on video makes me never want to talk out loud again
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'dinner between James II & Pope Innocent XI had a 6-foot sugar centrepiece depicting the triumph of Catholicism over Protestantism. James wanted Rome’s support against the Dutch. The Pope, believing there were more important things than war against Christians, did not show up.'
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Replying to @Tawadros15
Wouldn’t it be remarkable if, little by little, the Holy Spirit was answering the prayer expressed in the Golden Sequence of Pentecost: “Bend the stubborn heart and will; / Melt the frozen, warm the chill; / Guide the steps that go astray”? Forgive me, but it’s unbecoming for Christians to insist that churches they don’t belong to must never change and must remain the worst version of themselves – presumably in order to bolster their own positions
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Despite all the clashing in the comments, remember its just troublemakers online. Ecumenism is in a good place. The Roman Catholic Archbishop of Southwark preached at this event, RCs borrow Canterbury Cathedral once a year, there are joint Palm Sunday processions...
"It's a place about Christ, about God coming close to us." Every May, the National Pilgrimage to The Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham is held. @FideliumLondon, a network of young anglo-catholic Christians in London explain why it is such a significant place. #PilgrimPlaces
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