On the 9th anniversary of her killing, all I want is for Jo’s death not to have been in vain. To be remembered as a moment when we realised the dangers of polarisation, extremism & hate. It doesn’t feel like that at the moment- but she wouldn’t want us to give up. #MoreInCommon
I’m so desperately sorry to hear of the Murder of my old friend Sir David Amess. We entered the House on the same day in1983 and disagreed about almost everything but we truly never had a cross word #adeargooddecenfmanandandanexcellentMP
I'm very pleased and proud to have led a great UK team to secure today's excellent deal with the EU.
Both sides worked tirelessly day after day in challenging conditions to get the biggest & broadest trade deal in the world, in record time.
Thank you all who made it happen.
🇪🇺🇬🇧 The clock is no longer ticking.
After 4.5 years of collective effort and #EU unity:
To preserve peace on the island of Ireland. To protect citizens and the Single Market. To build a new partnership with the UK.
Thank you all 🙏
We commemorate today Bl. Fr. Jerzy Popieluszko, martyr. He was an ardent pastor of the working class, health service, the poor and persecuted. 1980-1984 he became known for celebrating “Holy Masses for the fatherland” in St. Stanislaus Kostka Church in Warsaw.
Exactly right @AngelaTilby. Christine Morgan, you were a star and a champion. The BBC will be a poorer place for your retirement. You are the best.xx https://t.co/0ourcvKyya
Please pray for the soul of our dear departed shepherd and colleague, Canon Christopher Tuckwell, who died peacefully last night (26 June) aged 74, after a long and painful battle with cancer.
May he rest in peace.
More details below:
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It is true that God’s power and goodness have become visible to all of us in JPII. In a time when the Church is again suffering from the oppression of evil, he is for us a sign of hope and confidence -Benedict XVI for the 100th ann. of St. John Paul II's birth.
#ThankYouJohnPaul2
"The sorts of scenarios that used to be discussed in medical schools as hypothetical have now become a reality." IES's Xavier Symons recently spoke about ethics and the coronavirus on ABC Religion and Ethics Report. Listen here: https://t.co/ouJqnlUaUW
With Christ in our hearts, we join together today with the churches of our lands to pray for our communities and all those impacted by the #Coronavirus#COVID19 pandemic. If you can safely do so, light a #candleofhope at 7pm this evening. Here's a prayer from @CardinalNichols.
With public acts of worship in our churches suspended from 20th March until further notice due to #COVID19, you can continue to join the celebration of Mass from home on live stream at https://t.co/77w9eMzWeb.
Mass times: https://t.co/K3MirnlZWQ
At this moment we stand before God. That is never to be forgotten. Together we turn to God in prayer, at this moment as never before.
Our faith in God, Father, Son and Holy Spirit, is the bedrock on which we live.
My pastoral letter for #LaetareSunday https://t.co/JPeUZ4u5iJ
My grandfather, David, was transferred from Auschwitz in 1944 to a German concentration camp where he died in January 1945. My “transitional” generation, old enough to have known survivors, have a duty to honor the memory and protect the truth. https://t.co/wUCuS98LYb
The great Gertrude Himmelfarb died last night, at age 97. Many of us, especially conservatives in academic life, are in her debt for many things: kindness, encouragement, and above all the example she set of scholarly excellence and integrity. Condolences to @BillKristol and Liz.