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An annual memorial service in Tenerife recalls a tragic air disaster in which many Britons died
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We are always pleased to report the arrival of new priests in our diocesw. In Portugal two came along almost at the same time!
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A skilled young classical pianist brought his keyboard skills into the heart of Gibraltar's Cathedral - the heart of the Diocese
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Canon Bruce Duncan was one of the first locums to visit St Christopher's on Spain's Costa Azahar. Another faithful friend has just finished a temporary stay as locum
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The Diocese in Europe Measure has been approved by the House of Commons, after its passage through the Lords, and has now received Royal Assent.
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A joyful celebration during a confirmation service for the “White Nile” congregation from the Southern Sudan who have been granted asylum in Finland. Worship is in Arabic and Finnish with a dash of English thanks to language classes supported by recent Bishop’s appeals.
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Bishop Geoffrey has announced his intention to retire towards the end of 2013.
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Posted on 14 May 2013
As an historic naval port, Gibraltar has heard plenty of cannons over the centuries but in the Anglican Cathedral last Sunday’s morning Sung Eucharist on 12 May heard a new Canon (one N!) added. The Dean, The Very Rev John Paddock, installed Rev Canon Peter Edwards and formally inducted him i...
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Posted on 14 May 2013
Canon Ray Jones writes:- “On Ascension Day I was in St Dunstan's College (Catford London) by invitation of the Old Boys to dedicate a (replica)memorial plaque for the boys who died in World One/Two. I had dedicated the original plaque in St George's Ypres during my ministry there. “The ...
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Posted on 10 May 2013
Rob Franklin writes:- "The Eucharist and the Institution and Licensing of the Rev Stafford Low as the new Priest in Charge of St Michael's in the Gard, was celebrated on 8 May 2013 by the Acting Archdeacon of France, the Rev Ian Naylor in St Michael's Church in the Gard, in France. St Michael...
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Posted on 8 May 2013
The German Protestant Kirchentag is a phenomenon quite like no other. Founded in 1949, the same year as the German Federal Republic, as a movement of Protestant lay people, it is today a huge manifestation of ecumenism that takes place every two years. This year it was Hamburg’s turn to host 1...
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