THE APRIL 2018 Turn to See MAGAZINE page 2 JOURNAL OF DIOCESE : THE CHURCH OF IN A who is passionate about planting new of Lancaster. This is a vibrant and exciting congregations and creating confident witnesses part of the with its Vision Welcome to the for Jesus Christ who can become ‘beacons’ in 2026: Healthy Churches Transforming their communities has been chosen to be our Communities. Being born and brought up in next of Lancaster. Lancashire, the region has been on my heart in next -born Rev. Dr , 45, is currently the prayer for many years. founding Director of the St Mellitus College, “Time and again I have seen how, with prayer Lancaster North West, which is the first full-time and perseverance, churches can grow and it will course in the North West for over 40 be good to be part of a courageous Diocese that years, offering context-based ordination training is looking to the future with real hope. and theology courses. Jill continued: “I’ve been attracted by the sheer She went to Bolton School before studying at variety of Blackburn Diocese – in the range of its Christ College, Cambridge and Worcester parishes, settings, and church traditions. College, Oxford. Several years in the oil industry “At the same time I realise there are certain followed before Jill trained for the ministry at aspects of my episcopal ministry that some Wycliffe Hall, Oxford. won’t feel able in all good conscience to Jill succeeds Rt Rev. , who retired recognise. last July. The date of her consecration at York “I understand and respect the position of my Minster is June 29 this year. brothers and sisters in Christ who do not accept The Bishop of Lancaster-designate was the ministry of ordained women in leadership, The new episcopal team … Rev. Dr Jill Duff, centre, introduced by Diocesan Bishop Rt Rev. Julian whether sacramental or teaching. with Bishop Philip (left) and Bishop Julian (right) at Henderson at Marsh Community Centre, “There is so much more that unites than divides the Marsh Community Centre in Lancaster Lancaster, alongside the Suffragan Bishop of us, and I am committed to working together for Burnley, Rt Rev. . Joining the mutual flourishing. May this bring hope to our Church of England in Lancashire and we look were other members of the Bishop’s Leadership church at this time.” Team. forward to her consecration in York in June. Jill explained that she is attracted to the brief Also in attendance were local Lancaster clergy, Bishop Julian added: “I want to make it clear that that the Bishop of Lancaster holds for Vision I see Jill’s appointment as another sign that the including Rev. Chris Newlands and Rev Jon 2026 around the theme of ‘being witnesses’. Scamman, plus many of the people who use the Anglican Church in Lancashire is modelling the Marsh Community Centre regularly. She commented: “I believe the Diocese is so well principles of ‘mutual flourishing’ in the Church of placed, with all its diversity in parishes and England. Later Jill travelled to our in Blackburn church traditions, to raise church planting where the , The Very Rev. Peter Howell- “Please remember Jill and her family in your aspirations for the Church of England here and prayers as she prepares for this important new Jones, introduced her to members of the beyond the boundaries of Blackburn Diocese. Cathedral Chapter over lunch. role.” “I am passionate about planting new Echoing Bishop Julian’s words, Bishop Philip In the afternoon Jill dropped in at St James’ congregations and creating confident witnesses Lower Darwen where our were in a added: “The commitment to mutual flourishing for Christ who can be beacons in their enshrined in the five guiding principles makes training session led by Mark Greene from the communities, sharing the Gospel message Institute for Contemporary Christianity. possible the kind of fruitful working relationship meaningfully in their own voices. that I am looking forward to having with Jill in St James is also home to the Diocese’s new “The ambition currently in Lancashire is to have her new role. I am convinced that she will Leadership Hub in outer estates ministry for 50 new congregations of all traditions by 2026 – support and encourage Anglicans in Lancashire both lay and ordained training which has been maybe we will look back and find God in his of all traditions. developed in conjunction with St Mellitus generosity has surprised us.” College. Jill has already been working closely “Jill and I have worked together on the with Bishop Philip and St James’ vicar Rev. Tim The Bishop-designate is married to Rev. Prof. development of the Leadership Hub at St James Horobin on the project. Jeremy Duff, who is Principal of the St Padarn’s and, before today’s announcement, we co- Institute in the , and they have hosted a seminar in Preston just two weeks ago Jill then called in to the Diocesan Offices on the two sons, Robbie, aged 13 and Harry, aged 10. for our clergy from the most deprived parishes in edge of Blackburn before visiting the Blackpool Lancashire. Ministry Experience at Mereside in the evening. Jill concluded: “As a mother, one of my other great passions is work with young people, and He concluded: “Her insight and clear-sightedness At the announcement event Jill said: “I am there is so much to build on in this Diocese, not about the ways we can be reaching out to thrilled and humbled to be appointed the eighth least with the Diocese’s fantastic network of people in deprived urban settings was tangible church schools and the fact that young people and the 40 or so clergy who attended were are the heart of the work for Vision 2026. enthused by her encouraging and supportive “Throughout my ministry I’ve found working words.” with children and teenagers immensely energising; their responsiveness feeds the ways  For more on Jill’s background, visit that the C of E is called to ‘proclaim the Gospel www.blackburn.anglican.org afresh in each generation’ and I look forward to seeing how that Gospel calling will play out in  Watch a message from Jill to the Diocese on the coming years in this Diocese.” our YouTube channel Introducing Jill to the Diocese as the future  Pictures from the announcement day are on Anglican Bishop of Lancaster, Bishop Julian said our Flickr site today: “Bishop Philip and I are delighted to  The announcement was live-tweeted on welcome Jill as a new member of the episcopal @cofelancs and broadcast live on our The next Bishop of Lancaster, Rev. Dr Jill Duff, centre, team here in the Diocese. Facebook page where a recording of the with Bishop Philip (left) and Bishop Julian (right) event can still be found. surrounded by some of the Bishop’s Leadership Team “She comes to us with a wealth of experience; a together with some of the people who attended the passion for prayer and for spreading the  Links to all our social media channels are at announcement event in Lancaster and who regularly Gospel. In Jill we have a new Bishop who will the top of the website homepage make use of the Marsh Community Centre’s facilities make a significant contribution to the life of the

The See can also be found on the Diocesan Website: www.blackburn.anglican.org under News, or scan the ‘QR code’ on the back page with your smartphone to be taken to the Diocese website page which contains the current and archive editions of The See. COMMENT: ARCHDEACON MARK / NEWS A mother told me recently how she had saved Tim Miller, Gambling Commission executive up to buy her young son a football shirt for director, said recently: “We’re often Gambling and his favourite team for Christmas. reminded to discuss the risks of drinking, drugs and smoking with our children. On Christmas morning when he ripped open However our research shows that children sport are poor the present he burst into tears. Distraught, are twice as likely to gamble than do any of his mother asked what was the matter. ‘It’s those things.” not a real team shirt,’ he sobbed, ‘It doesn’t relations have the gambling logo on the front.’ Christians and Muslims have always warned of the dangers of gambling, because it is a Who says that advertising doesn’t influence massive contributor to debt and family the young? Clearly this young boy could breakdown among the poorest and most recognise the online gambling company’s vulnerable in society. logo and associated it in his mind with his sporting heroes and his favourite team. Jesus had very harsh words to say against those who would cause ‘little ones to This is not surprising – the number of stumble’ (Mark 9.42). Hence a recent television adverts for gambling has increased submission signed by the Church of England 150 times over in just a few years, from and the other main denominations calls on 90,000 in 2005 to 1.4 million in 2012, and the government to ban all on-screen gambling adverts are heavily concentrated advertising for gambling before the 9pm around live football matches broadcast watershed. during the daytime. There are signs that football teams will listen The impression is given that gambling is a to pressure from the terraces. Newcastle normal, healthy part of a sports lifestyle. United, which is sponsored by an online Even more worryingly, a recent survey has gambling firm based in Asia, has recently found that children increasingly believe that announced that it has removed the logo from gambling requires skill and is a good way to the shirts of its youth team, in response to make money. As I write I am looking forward to going to anti-gambling pressure. watch my team play tomorrow, but I won’t According to the Gambling Commission’s own Let us hope that other teams follow their lead be wearing the team shirt – at least not until research, 450,000 children in England and and that clubs will one day recognise that there is a change in sponsor! Wales are gambling every week, with an endorsements from gambling companies are increasing number using smartphones to do no longer acceptable, for the sake of the so, and the problem is twice as large among children. Archdeacon Mark boys as girls. For the last couple of years, Christians around work. the world have accepted the invitation originally Meanwhile on Wednesday May 9th at Praying ‘Thy given by the Archbishops of Canterbury and 7.30pm, on the eve of Thy Kingdom Come, York in 2016 and have been setting aside time, there will be a prayer event at Blackburn from Ascension Day to Pentecost, to pray Cathedral to which everyone is invited. Kingdom Come’ specifically for people they know to come to know Jesus Christ. Please plan to come individually, as a family, as a church so that we can pray together and then This is becoming an annual event and is now go back to our communities to continue to pray ecumenical; local (to our Diocese); national and during this period. international. This year it will take place from May 10 – 20. Those who came last year found it an encouraging evening. There are more details Churches and individuals around our Diocese at www. blackburn.anglican.org under ‘Events’ and around the country and world are invited to at the bottom left hand side. Please use the join in with this global wave of prayer via booking link to indicate how many people are www.thy kingdomcome.global and to coming so we have enough resources available. ‘Pledge2Pray’ individually, as a family, as a church or to run an event. Then over 10 days (May 10-20) many events are already planned across the churches of The event website also includes links to a video Lancashire with open churches, prayer Hundreds of people from the congregation at the where the shares why stations, prayer labyrinths and joint ecumenical 'Thy Kingdom Come' launch service last year pray it’s important to pray and resources that you services. for Lancashire outside the West Door of the can use to help you as you plan to pray. Cathedral. Visit www.thykingdomcome.global where you The Archbishop of Canterbury encourages us to can add your own event and/or see what else is pray two prayers – ‘Thy Kingdom Come’ and happening near you. And if you are holding your own local event for ‘Come Holy Spirit’. He encourages us that ‘Thy Kingdom Come’, tell us the details (50-75 praying ‘Thy Kingdom Come’ is about seeing You can also catch the latest local news about words max please) so we can add it to our God’s Kingdom in our families, our homes, our our response to the ‘Thy Kingdom Come’ events section by emailing nation and that those about us will see God at initiative on the news section of the website. communicate@blackburn. anglian.org

Blackburn Cursillo (pronounced Kur-see-yo) The three-day Cursillo Weekend offers an was established in the Diocese in 1988 when experience of Christian community in a very Explore Cursillo the first Cursillo weekend took place at focused way in the pattern of how every , writes David Riding, Cursillo Christian community should operate, ministry between lay and ordained; see our Communications Officer. followed up by the ongoing post Cursillo website www.blackburncursillo.org for more The ministry has continued since then with programme in the diocese . about this. the next weekend (our 65th) scheduled to The aim of Cursillo is to raise up leaders If, after reading this article and viewing the take place at the Abbey on 25-28 October rooted in the Rule of Life which it commends website, you would like to explore Cursillo 2018. – that of Prayer, Study and Action, further, contact me via Cursillo (from its Spanish origins) means ‘a contributing to winning the world for Christ. communications@blackburn cursillo.org or short course’. Cursillo is closely aligned to the Diocesan one of the other officers on the contacts page Vision 2026 and encourages collaborative of the website.

PEOPLE AND PLACES Forthcoming events Doors open 11am. Recital starts 12.30pm and lasts Two stalwarts of the Diocese moved on to about one hour. For parishes, the latest session briefing on the pastures new recently. requirements of the General Data Protection The Lakes Gospel Choir is giving a concert in St Regulations (GDPR) takes place in April. GDPR is an Rev. Dr Sue Penfold, Director of Ministry, John's Church, Ellel, Lancaster LA2 0PR retired while Rev. Canon David Banbury, Leader important piece of legislation that will affect all on Saturday 28 April from 7pm. The choir is 40 parishes. The briefing will help you think about of the Parish Mission Support Team, moved on to become a Vicar in the Diocese of Liverpool. strong and are based in Bowness. Tickets will be £8 what you will need to do as a church to comply. for adults, children free and will be available from The event will cover: background to GDPR; people’s Sue is widely recognised as one of the church on Sundays, or can be ordered by phone rights; first steps; how to move forward and where the pioneers of women’s ministry from Dave Cumming 01542 380265 or Rev Craig to find help and advice. The time and date is 7pm - in the Anglican church, and was Abbott 01524 751125. 9pm on Monday 16 April at St Paul’s Church, the first female Residentiary Scotforth. It would helpful if attendees could book Canon at . St Paul's Church, Church Road, Warton, near via Eventbrite. The link is accessible on the Lytham PR4 1BD is to host a special Taize Service of Diocesan website, www.blackburn.anglican.org in Sue said: “The Diocese is moving wholeness and healing with Eucharist on Sunday 29 the events calendar. For general information about in the right direction. I’m really April at 6pm. The joint choir of St Paul’s and Holy GDPR for your parish visit the website and search excited by recent initiatives in the Trinity, Freckleton will lead the worship and they ‘GDPR’. Diocese like Freedom Church, run by Rev. Linda will have special visitors from their twin church in Tomkinson and her husband Pete at Mereside in Timmerlah, Germany. Everyone is welcome to Archdeacon Mark leads the next Reading Day at Blackpool and the establishment of Buckshaw attend and there will be light refreshments Whalley Abbey on Wednesday 18 April. There is no Village Church in Chorley. afterwards. charge for the day, but you need to book in before you come. To book please email Whalley Abbey at “These are just two great examples of risks that Christ Church, Glasson LA2 0BS is holding a [email protected] and also please email the have been worth taking. We need to take more ‘Celebration of the Sea’ from May 5-7 (bank holiday Archdeacon’s secretary, Kelly Quinn on kelly.quinn risks.” weekend). A full weekend of events celebrating Glasson’s Maritime Heritage to raise money for @blackburn.anglican.org to advise of your Meanwhile David is taking the church refurbishment. There will be a Folk and Hot attendance. reins as the next Vicar of St Pot evening at the Village Hall on Saturday with John’s, Burscough at the end of Blackburn St Silas, Preston New Rd, BB2 6JP. On stalls and displays, plus handbell ringers and a March. Saturday 14 April come for coffee/tea, biscuits and picnic. Please visit the church website www. Organ Music played by Shaun Turnbull, Assistant Reflecting on his time in christchurchglasson.wixsite.com/1840 for further Director of Music at Blackburn Cathedral. Coffee Blackburn Diocese David said: “I information. will be served from 10.30am and Shaun will play am thrilled by the way we have for about 30 minutes from 11am. Entrance £5; all A Hunger Lunch for the work of Christian Aid with developed the Vision 2026 teenage girls and young women in Ghana will be proceeds to go towards the cost of the recent initiative alongside a growing commitment to organ restoration. Also The Rossendale Male Voice held at St Andrew’s Church Hall, Longton on sharing the Christian faith with a combination of Saturday April 28 – noon to 2pm. £5 - Soup, roll Choir concert on Friday 27 April at 7.30pm. Tickets words and actions throughout the Diocese. £10 including wine/fruit juice and light buffet. and butter, cheese, tea and coffee. For further Under-16s free. Tickets from Ruth (01254) 262324 “Evangelism is now very much on the table and details, please contact Cath Greenlees 01772 or [email protected] or Carole (01254) being considered by many of our churches with 613500 or email [email protected] 54991. many ‘having a go’ at sharing their faith; seeing Advance notice of a Holy Land Pilgrimage March 28 God is faithful when they do and that people are - April 4, 2019. Details from Rev. Peter Lillicrap. Tel Whalley Abbey BB7 9SS, plays host to two events in being drawn towards Christ.” this year’s Ribble Valley Music Festival. On Friday 3 01253 392895 or email [email protected] August at 7.30pm Elizabeth Phillips, Soprano with Read the full interviews on www.blackburn. Situations vacant or wanted anglican.org guest Flat Cap Pack, three guys swinging Las Vegas Wanted – a travelling communion set, preferably in songs with a Lancashire twist and on Friday 9 silver plate, for taking communion to homes. November at 7.30pm, an exuberant performance of www.templestudiesgroup.com and www. Please contact Rev Julie Smith on 01282 613206. classical, jazz and pop by the seasoned leadbookscentre.com. Clergy updates professionals that make up the Gaynor Sutcliffe The Marton Gilbert and Sullivan Society are in String Ensemble. £10 tickets from Whalley Abbey concert at St Paul’s Church, Whitegate Drive, The Rev John Griffiths, Assistant in the for each event. Contact 01254 828400 or email Marton, Blackpool FY3 9PF on Sunday 15 April at Cockermouth Area Team in the , [email protected] for further details. 7.30pm. Tickets are £5 on the door or ring Irene on has been appointed Vicar of Garstang St Thomas Lunchtime Organ Recitals at Clitheroe St Mary 01253 791784 or St Paul’s on 01253 692047. and will be instituted by the and inducted by the on 14 Magdalane’s church, BB7 2DD. Starting on Tuesday St Cuthbert’s Village Hall, Over Kellet LA6 1DU is May 2018 at 7.30pm at Garstang St Thomas. 3 April, 1pm for 40 minutes, continuing on 1 May, 5 holding a workshop led by John Bell of the Iona June, 3 July, 4 September and 2 October. Musical Community entitled ‘The Experience of Change’ on The Rev Christopher Boland will be instituted by the Director David Thornton and guest organists will Saturday 26 May, 2pm-4pm. Booking is essential. Bishop of Blackburn and inducted by the Temporary perform specially selected music. There is no To advise of your attendance please contact Assistant Archdeacon of Lancaster, The Rev Canon charge - voluntary donations are welcome. Margaret on 01524735712 or email Dr Simon Cox, as Vicar of Fulwood Christ Church on ‘PCC Tonight’ training evening to be held at St [email protected]. 4 June 2018 at 6.30pm at Fulwood Christ Church. Elizabeth’s Church, Horwich, Bolton BL6 6HT, on St Paul’s Church, Railway Road, Adlington PR6 9QZ The Rev Andrew Brown will be instituted by the Monday 30 April, 7.30pm to 9.30pm. Suitable for all will hold a quiz night in the church club on Saturday and inducted by the Archdeacon PCC members, an informative evening to help 28 April at 7.30pm. Tickets £5 for adults and £2.50 of Blackburn as Vicar of Shevington St Anne on 22 clarify the purpose and place of the PCC and for accompanied children – all pay on the door April 2018 at 3.00pm at Shevington St Anne. explore some common dysfunctions. Introduction to (open 7pm). There will be a raffle and supper will be The Rev Jenny Brown will be instituted by the material to help shape the life of your PCC. This available. All proceeds will go to the church roof Bishop of Burnley and inducted by the Archdeacon session is led by Graham Archer. £12 for the first repair fund. Further details from Thomas Leeming of Blackburn as Associate Vicar of Shevington St booking, £3 for each additional member of your on 01257 482471. Anne on 22 April 2018 at 3.00pm at Shevington St PCC. More information can be found at www. Anne. cpas.org.uk/pcc Blackburn Diocesan Cursillo Meeting will take place on Wednesday 25 April 7.30pm at St Ambrose The Rev Graham Piper was licensed by the Bishop The renowned Bible scholar and author, Dr Church, Moss Lane, Leyland, PR25 4XA. Cursillo's of Burnley as House for Duty Priest of Accrington St Margaret Barker, is visiting the region in April for a ongoing Diocesan programme is not just for those Andrew, St Mary Magdalen and St Peter on 4 weekend of events. She will give a presentation who have attended Cursillo Weekends, it’s for March 2018 at St Mary Magdalen. entitled 'The Jordan Codices' at St John’s Church, everyone. Contact David Riding, Communications The Rev Dr Rosalyn Murphy resigned as Vicar of Yealand Conyers (LA5 9SL) on Friday April 20 from Officer [email protected] for Blackpool St Thomas on 31 March 2018. 7pm to 8pm. Entrance is FREE but please book with more information. the Vicar, Rev Robin Figg, 01524 732946 or robin. The Rev Paul Benfield resigned as Vicar of Holy Trinity Church, Blackburn Old Road, Hoghton [email protected]. At St Oswald's Church, Warton Fleetwood St Nicholas on 15 February 2018. (LA5 9PG) Margaret will lead a day seminar PR5 0SJ is having a Table Top Sale on Sunday 15 April from noon to 3pm. Tickets £7 per table, to The Rev Derek Baines will retire as Rector (SSM) of on 'Temple Theology' on April 21 from 10am - Hoole St Michael on 1 April 18. 4.30pm. The cost of the day will be £15 (drinks book ring Marilyn on 01254 852364. Set up is from provided; bring your own lunch). To book, 9am. Refreshments and bacon butties. The Rev Sharon Baines will retire as Assistant please contact the vicar, as above. Advance Friday Lunchtime Recital at St George the Martyr, Curate of Penwortham St Leonard on 20 May 2018. booking for the day seminar is essential. Church Street, Preston PR1 3BU. On Friday 6 April The Rev Jill Novell retired as Assistant Curate (SSM) And Margaret will preach on April 22 at 9.15am at we welcome students from the Royal Northern of Lancaster St Mary (The Priory) on 4 February St John's and 11am at St Oswald's. For background College of Music for a recital of flute and piano. 2018. visit www.margaretbarker.com and Admission £7 (including refreshments beforehand).

PROFILE: PADRE GILES ALLEN / VISION 2026 News? Feedback? [email protected] In the latest of an occasional series profiling Army’s airborne brigade, the exercise was our overseas missionaries and chaplains we going to be light, fast and challenging. Dangerous work turn the spotlight on Padre Giles Allen, who The hostile environment of Archer’s Post, tells his story in his own words . . . 185 miles north of the capital Nairobi, was in African heat certainly challenging, with heat regularly In 2012 I said goodbye to Lund, a rural parish over 40 degrees, and frequent thunderstorms on the Fylde, to become an Army chaplain. and flash flooding. The lions, scorpions, and snakes made life very interesting indeed! Five years later, in October 2017, I flew to Kenya to begin a two-month long exercise With my day framed around prayer, I lived with my current unit – 3rd Battalion, The alongside our soldiers, going where they Parachute Regiment. went. With bags of sweets in my patrol pack, and a large dose of love and affection, I I was to be the single chaplain to the 3 PARA listened to their stories, sharing their joys and battlegroup - 1200 personnel including sorrows, their discomfort and tiredness. infantry, logisticians, engineers, artillery, medics and military police. Being part of the One evening we heard that lions had been seen at our location just one hour earlier – that evening I also shared their anxiety! Sometimes we prayed together. I prayed for them every day. I was there to make Christ visible in their midst. Padre Giles Allen A chaplain brings a huge dose of morale simply by being with his flock. But at times we bring something concrete, such as when a work alongside young, fit and motivated Kenyan local tragically died in a flash flood, or people who work for the good of others. when I visited soldiers in hospital in Nairobi. Please pray for our personnel, and for Ours may be hard work and sometimes vocations to military chaplaincy. Rev. Giles Allen (in foreground) leads a service dangerous work. An Army chaplain’s role, Rev. Giles Allen for troops serving in Kenya though, is a wonderful role. It’s a privilege to

A key part of Vision 2026 is the “Both of us are keen to play an active importance of ‘growing leaders’ writes role in services and Revds Martin Learning to lead Dave Champness, Vision Coordinator. Keighley and Carolyn Leitch were happy This month I received a fantastic update to encourage us. from the front . . . which illustrates an excellent way to “A lot of time and thought went into embrace growing leaders as a concept. the planning until we both felt happy Church Warden, Lynne Brackpool and with what we had put together. We Vision Champion, Lindsay Mason took made up bundles of three wooden on the roles of leading an evening teaspoons with the words thank you, service at St Chad’s Church, Poulton in sorry and please written on them, which January. were given out as people came in and we based the service around the Lindsay says, “We have an alternative ‘teaspoon (t.s.p.) prayers’. service on the last Sunday of each month, which is less formal than “This gave us a good structure for our Evensong or Holy Communion and readings, hymns and prayers. I think we Lynne and I asked if we could plan and now have more understanding of how lead the January Reflections. much work goes into services! This experience felt like a real blessing and our fellow parishioners (some who came I’d encourage anyone to have a go if the especially to support us) and the clergy, occasion arises.” was extremely encouraging and positive. Lynne adds, “The idea of leading a “We’ve been asked to lead future Sunday service was something I felt I’d Reflections and Songs of Praise services, like to try. The reality is much more so I guess we must have done something difficult than I’d actually thought, even right…and surely it has nothing to do down to gauging the length of the with giving the clergy a Sunday night service! off!” “I did enjoy the experience and felt both Lynne and Lindsay are now preparing to honoured and humbled as well as very lead the evening service on the last nervous. The response we received from Sunday of April. Helpful information about 'The See' Deadline Want to submit an article or event for inclusion in The See? Check the deadline on the left and email for [email protected] the We'll always do our best to feature what we receive. For the online archive; more information about deadlines and how to submit articles, visit the website May www.blackburn.anglican.org (search 'The See') or just scan the QR code on the right. edition Sight loss problems? Access the online version of the latest issue on the website and adjust the page size as required using the + and is - buttons on the right of the screen, or hold down the keyboard 'Ctrl' button and press the + or - key to adjust as required. April 3, The See is edited by Diocesan Communications Manager Ronnie Semley. 2018 For new orders of ‘The See; or to change delivery address or quantities received contact Karen Ashcroft on [email protected] or 01254 503070.