@BreeSolstad The path to holiness is often strewn with things that may trip us up. The important thing is that you recognised that and sought repentance in Christ. Keep your eyes fixed upon the cross. My prayers are with you.
I am so concerned about the assisted dying bill. I know that there will be safeguards in place, and of course, I don't advocate the unnecessary suffering of anyone, but safeguards will gradually be eroded away over the passage of time, I strongly suspect.
It was wonderful to watch the election of the new pope yesterday. Today, it is equally joyful to welcome the news that HM the King has appointed the Rt. Rev Rob Saner-Haigh as the new Bishop of Carlisle.
Doctor Sergio Alfieri, head of the Gemelli Hospital medical team, stated: “The good news the world and everyone is waiting for is that tomorrow the Holy Father will be discharged. Tomorrow he will return to Santa Marta.”
For the full story:
https://t.co/T6kJT3unXK
Yesterday, I attended my first diosean Synod. Today, I have a service of morning worship and then baptisms. What an incredible honour this vocation is.
My first civic duty in the Benefice of Egremont today as I prayed the traditional blessing to officially open Egremont Crab Fair. The fair began in 1267 under a charter granted by Henry III.
It was an honour to observe and assist at my first wedding since joining Egremont Benefice. Such an immense privilege to be part of people's life events.
@currin_hannah@gprutter Sage advice indeed. I had avoided funeral ministry throughout my time as an ordinand. On Tuesday after ordination, I had my first funeral for a former colleague. Certainly needed that space afterwards.