together THE VoICE oF CATHoLIC ANgLICANS EASTER 2019 Take up the towel In our Easter edition of Together, we take a look at suddenly reappeared on the scene to help. how our churches and people are involved in It was converting. Not converting of the homeless working alongside some of the poorest and most guests who came to the shelter (it might have been, vulnerable people in our communities. Ven. Luke but we did not see that), but converting of those Miller, Archdeacon of London, reflects on what who volunteered to help, and thus of the wider service means….. church. Mass attendance rose.
I did not think we could do it. The proposal to join in We used to say that the social action of the church with the night shelter was just too much. Sure, we was the preserve of the catholic parishes. Slum Page 4 wanted to do something for the homeless, but all priests and mission women flogging through the our volunteers were stretched, the church already streets visiting and caring while sisters ran care had too much on, and the best we could do was to homes in convents. All very Call the Midwife. Didn’t continue with the long-established weekly lunch Fr Lowder convert the East End by carrying a child club. While I prevaricated, Leah from the local victim of the cholera to the hospital? But recently Pentecostal church pressed on and in the end social action has become something done across simply said, ‘let me speak to the church.’ Against my the church. The charismatic churches have also Where better judgment I agreed: and my ghast was joined in. Holy Trinity Brompton has a massive work Charity and flabbered when forty people volunteered. They were among prisoners and ex-offenders. As one of the not the usual suspects. It was the devout women’s ‘notes of membership’ New Wine parishes love are husbands who never really came to church but who encourage their people to be engaged in active... said they would do the night shift. It was the shift ...service of neighbour. If it ever was, active love of found, workers who could not help with other church neighbour is certainly not now a catholic preserve, there is God activities but who said they would prepare and there is a challenge to our lazy assumptions vegetables or do some of the washing up. It was the that we are so often small and struggling because young adults who had rather lapsed, but who we are committed to the poor where others are not. Pages 7-10
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There is a proper evangelization in this service It was well said by JRR Tolkein that there are two which is more than simply incarnational types of pity: difference perceived, which is at presence. We grew with the Night Shelter, but we root the beginning of pride, the opening of a did so because we gave opportunity for those division; and fellowship recognised, a step volunteers to reflect on what they were doing in towards the other, which is the beginning of love. the light of scripture and to reconnect to the When Christ takes up the towel He proclaims sacraments; because we prayed with the fellowship. ‘Do you understand what I have done helpers; because we made Christ explicit in what for you? If I have washed your feet, you must we were doing, even with those who did not have wash one another’s feet.’ This not the self- church links. centred feeling that I have given up my evening to help the unfortunate, but the loss of self in There is a challenge to think about how to bring the recognition of Christ in the other. That is Christ into the works that are done so that His love, which is founded on sacrifice. To serve the grace may be seen explicitly. What I sometimes other in love is to serve Christ whom I love, and call ‘extracting mission.’ That is not the same as who gives me so much more back than my proselytizing people at a point of vulnerability. It fumbling sacrifices have given away. is about helping the foodbank team to pray for Which is why we must guard in our service lure us away from sacrifice. The poor are always those who come for help; about enabling the against allowing anger at the injustice of it all to with us, and while we need the politician and the debt counsellors to reflect biblically on money, community organizer, even they must be looking interest and jubilee; about supporting the family to offer sacrificial love which unifies, not seizing support workers and the youth team to gather strength to divide. So our Lady rejoices that the for mass and be for a moment the community of humble and meek are exalted and the hungry Christ in all its diversity made one around the are given good things, but her message is altar. sacrificial, not powerful: ‘do whatever He tells you,’ even at the cost of the sword that pierces Jesus said, ‘do this in memory of me’ as He put the heart. down the towel having washed their feet. on Maundy Thursday we consider a double call to We don’t serve in order to be ‘relevant,’ nor to action: to break bead and wash feet. Each make ourselves feel better by doing something implies the other. To participate in the selfless for another who is making us feel uncomfortable love of Christ for His children is sacramental. It in our relative wealth, nor to grow the church. We is, at its best, not about doing something to a serve because to do so is to participate in the person in need, but about working with others so sacrifice of Christ, to be consecrated and thus to that all may grow, and all may become just a show Him forth to a world which now, as ever little more Christ like. At the best night shelters desperately needs to see Him. Thus we are you can’t immediately see the difference relevant; can feel better; do grow the church. Let between the guests and the volunteers. This is us take up the towel. grace, and does not need to be explicit at the point of offering help, god will sort that out; but Ven. Luke Miller, it does need to be explicit in preparation and in Archdeacon of London subsequent reflection.
College of Readers Patron. The Rt. Revd Norman Banks Chrism Masses 2019 Bishop of Richborough Bishops of The Society will be celebrating the following Chrism Masses: Co-patron. The Rt. Revd Martyn Jarre Ìt Bishop Date Time Church Are you a licensed Reader Richborough Wednesday 10 April 7.30 pm St Hugh, Eyres Monsell, Leicester (Licensed Lay Minister)? Richborough Saturday 13 April 11.00 am Portsmouth Cathedral Beverley Sunday 14 April 6.00 pm St Aidan, Grangetown, Sunderland The College of Readers is an organisation Burnley Sunday 14 April 6.00 pm St Paul, Adlington which aims to provide support, study opportunities Wakefield Sunday 14 April 6.00 pm St Peter, Horbury and spiritual development for Readers who accept Beverley Monday 15 April 12.00 noon St Helen, Carlin How the traditional understanding of the apostolic Ebbsfleet Monday 15 April 12.00 noon Bristol Cathedral ministry of bishops, priests and deacons. Richborough Monday 15 April 12.00 noon Chelmsford Cathedral Annual membership is £15.00: Fulham Tuesday 16 April 11.00 am St Andrew, Holborn Beverley Tuesday 16 April 11.30 am Manchester Cathedral Chairman : Barry Barnes Ebbsfleet Tuesday 16 April 11.30 am Exeter Cathedra Further information may be obtained from Chichester Tuesday 16 April 12.00 noon Chichester Cathedral* Mary Snape (T reasurer/Registrar) Richborough Tuesday 16 April 12.00 noon Canterbury Cathedral 01782 332606 Ebbsfleet Wednesday 17 April 11.30 am Lichfield Cathedral [email protected] Beverley Wednesday 17 April 12.00 noon St Catherine of Sienna, Sheffield www .college-of-readers.org.uk Richborough Wednesday 17 April 12.00 noon Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham
*with renewal of ministerial vows - for all the clergy of the Diocese of Chichester. THE VoICE oF CATHoLIC ANgLICANS Together EASTER 2019 3 Called to Serve
The great and much revered Archbishop of Canterbury, Michael Ramsey, wrote the following prayer. UR AL C AT Lord, take my heart and break it: N ES A V OC ATION S O S I O Break it not in the way I would like, T I C But in the way you know best. And D I E Because it is you who break it, I will D T CONFERENCE
Y Not be afraid, for in your hands A FOR p All is safe and I am safe. a s CATHOLIC M EN s Lord, take my heart and give it your joy, not in the i o d CONSIDERING Ways I would like, but in the ways you know best, n o o That your joy may be fulfilled in me. at h PRIEST HOOD e a st So, dear Lord, I am ready to be bout prie your deacon and ready to be your priest. A powerful reminder that anybody considering a call to the priestly or diaconal ministries needs to be prepared to abandon themselves into the hands of the Lord. It takes trust because ordination is not an easy option and yes there will be risks. It takes courage Find o ut m ore a bo ut a because nothing in life is ever handed to us on a plate. You will need to be able to voc atio n t o t he p riesthood Saint S tephen's H ouse demonstrate to the Church and to others the validity of your call and it takes patience because it is not something that happens overnight. Believe me the priestly ministry is both 0121 3 82 5 533 Oxford a privilege and a joy. There is never a day that I am not acutely aware of my unworthiness, info@addi tionalcu rat es.co.uk neither is there a time when I fail to give thanks for such a great honour. That day when the @here ia mvocation From F riday 3 0th A ugust Bishop laid his hands upon my head, calling the Holy Spirit down upon me to the office and here -i-am.org.uk to work of a priest is without doubt one of the finest days of my created being. Sunday 1 st S eptm eber 2 019 Is god calling you to ministry? Don’t simply dismiss it on the grounds of worthiness, because we are all unworthy. Don’t hide behind the cloak of humility and talk of how you are inadequate in any particular way, because those whom he calls he equips. I am reaching out to every reader of this paper to simply ask “Are you called to be a priest in the Church of England, or can you see a priestly vocation in somebody else?” If the answer to either of these is yes, then please take the next step. The Catholic Societies Vocations Conference taking place from Friday 30th August to Sunday 1st September at St Stephen’s House, oxford. This residential conference will inform, encourage and enlighten your discernment. For any queries or information please contact [email protected] or 0121 382 5533. almighty God, give us priests.
Holy Communion daily...for their daily work. In this article, Preb Sam Philpott MBE (Trustee of view the cholera visitation was a great help to us. It mission statement Confraternity of the Blessed Sacrament), writes showed the people that the Church cared for them… “Caritas Christi about the importance of the Mass to our work of ”. And he cared for the people of his parish with that urget nos”. service. same love of Him who fed him each and every day as he stood at the Altar. This translates as It was 1849, and cholera was raging in the newly “the love of Christ formed parish of St Peter Plymouth. The scenes At great risk, Fr Prynne and his co-workers stayed in compels us”, let us encountered by Fr Prynne and his ACS sponsored the midst of the cholera. He went on to found St translate it, hopefully curate, Fr Hetling and the Devonport Sisters, were Peter’s schools. Little wonder that every priest who not only from Latin to harrowing. has followed him and stood at the Altar daily has English, but in action by gone on to provide a medical dispensary before the taking up the bowl and towel He describes a visit to one house, “…the whole NHS; a hostel for homeless men; soup kitchens in in the loving services of others, house reeking with the most horrible stench, and the 1930s; and in more recent times has worked especially of those in most need of your love. every single person dead – some lying on mattresses with Police, Probation, City Housing and Social and some on the floor – and he and Fr Hetling had to Services to provided a variety of projects to help help in removing the dead from the house….”. those on the very edge of society – those left out, It was in these circumstances that the Daily Mass overlooked and left behind by the successful in life. was restored to the life of the Church of England. The one of his successors is the Independent Champion Sisters asked “to receive Holy Communion daily to for ending poverty among Plymouth’s Children. strengthen them for their daily work.” Social work? No! The Daily Mass and the manner of our celebration of It is gospel work because love and service of the it doesn’t mark us out over and needy is the daily work of priest and laity, compelled against our brothers and Fr Prynne to take it up by listening carefully to the readings at sisters in Christ but Mass, and looking intently at the Christ who strengthens us for our service continues to humble Himself and dwell among us - both to them and, beyond their in the Blessed Sacrament. number, to the communities in which we are set. Prynne understood with utter clarity that the Christ he encountered in the Blessed Sacrament and in the Catholic Anglicans must keep Scriptures is the same Christ who knelt with bowl that truth alive for the good of and towel to wash dirty feet; the same Christ who If you are interested in the work of the Confraternity the whole Church and for the emptied Himself on the gibbet of Calvary so that we of the Blessed Sacrament, find out more at people we serve in this may have life in His Father’s kingdom. He is the www.confraternity.org.uk generation. Christ who “came to serve and not to be served”. Preb. Sam Philpott Listen to Fr Prynne again, “From a missionary point of Fr Prynne gave his parish and his successors a 4 Together EASTER 2019 THE VoICE oF CATHoLIC ANgLICANS
THE SOCIETY BISHOPS’ PARISHES: MAPS AND FIGURES
Across the Church of England, 420 parishes are under The maps are a useful tool for ministry and mission. entire population of Wales. the pastoral care of Bishops of The Society, having They show the bishops how their parishes fit in Those who are familiar with the Anglo-Catholic history passed a Resolution under the House of Bishops’ alongside the other Society bishops’ parishes. They will not be surprised to learn that the vast majority of Declaration on the Ministry of Bishops and Priests. make clear where parishes might be joined together the Society bishops’ resolution parishes are for more effective ministry. They also show which significantly more deprived than the average Church of Four of the bishops only look after resolution parishes: areas of the country are more than 15 miles from the England parish. • Beverley: 104 parishes in nine dioceses nearest Resolution parish and could need a ‘church • Richborough: 97 parishes in fourteen dioceses plant’ or satellite ministry. The government’s national Index of Multiple • Ebbsfleet: 93 parishes in twelve dioceses Deprivation (or IMD) ranks every parish in England • Fulham: 61 parishes in two dioceses. The figures are drawn or calculated from the national from 1 (the most deprived) to 12,500 (the least (The Bishop of Fulham is the only Church of Church of England statistics and range from parish deprived), according to seven distinct classifications England bishop who also has a parish of his own.) population figures, through relative deprivation to the including finance, health, employment and education. number of confirmations each year. The bishops have More than four out of five Society Bishops’ Resolution Three bishops look after both resolution and non- also been supplied with ‘parish dashboards’. These parishes are in more deprived areas. of these, 176 resolution parishes: chart attendance and participation figures provided by parishes are in the most deprived tenth of the Church each parish over several years, helping to give a of England’s parishes. 22 of those parishes are in the • Burnley: 20 resolution parishes clearer picture of what is happening. most extremely deprived 125 parishes nationally. • Chichester: 14 resolution parishes • Wakefield: 31 resolution parishes. The figures paint an interesting picture. The Society Ministry and mission to the poor and deprived in bishops’ resolution parishes have larger populations Anglo-Catholic parishes is as much a hallmark of our The staff of the Church of England Research and than the average Church of England parish: they commitment today as it was in the past. Part of the Statistics Unit have helpfully provided the Society comprise 3% of all Church of England parishes but bishops’ task is to plan how best to share resources bishops – through Anne gray (who is employed by include 6% of the population. The combined under god’s guidance to enable that ministry and Forward in Faith as the Society Bishops’ Projects population of all the Society bishops’ resolution mission to continue in the future. officer) – with maps plotting where the parishes are parishes is over 3 million people – equivalent to the and also a spreadsheet of their ‘vital statistics’.
The population in Society Bishops’ Map showing Resolution parishes Using the map to show areas of the country more than 15 miles The vast majority of Society Bishop’s Resolution Resolution Parishes is equivalent to Example of a parish dashboard colour-coded according to the the population of Wales relevant Society Bishop. from the nearest Society Bishop’s Resolution parish Parishes are in deprived areas.
Parish Vacancies: Forward in Faith offers advice
A vacancy in a Society parish can be an opportunity The booklet can also be downloaded from the for the laity can reflect together about the parish’s Advice page of the Forward in Faith website: life – what should continue, what should change, www.forwardinfaith.com/Advice.php or by calling what new things need to be done, what that was laid 020 7388 3588 aside needs to be taken up afresh. Most importantly, FOR WARD IN FAITH a vacancy is a time to pray for a new priest to lead The text was checked by three barristers (male and the people on the next stage of their Christian female) and three archdeacons (male and female). My colleague Anne gray and I welcome requests for journey, and to consider what gifts and experience Copies went to all Church of England bishops and advice on specific cases. Sometimes we have to help he is likely to need. archdeacons. We have had some positive feedback people to face hard truths in a challenging context. – as well as one or two constructive suggestions for Sometimes our advice is: ‘Believe and trust the often it is also often a challenging time. Laypeople a second edition. have to step up and take on responsibilities archdeacon: what he or she is telling you is correct, previously shouldered by their priest. Hard realities and it sounds as if she or he is actually trying to help may need to be faced. In the worst case, even the you.’ Many archdeacons are keen to nurture the parish’s catholic identity and the Resolution under Church of England’s diversity, to offer helpful advice the House of Bishops’ Declaration that keeps that and support, and to attract a faithful, mission- identity secure may come under threat. minded Society priest. Many vacancies run very smoothly indeed. Churchwardens and PCC Vice-Chairmen and Secretaries suddenly need to become experts on Sadly, the opposite is also true. The agenda of a aspects of church law of which they have previously small minority of archdeacons – and even the odd been blissfully unaware. The technical language bishop – is clearly to undermine, if not bully, Society (‘section 11’, ‘section 12’, ‘sequestrators’, parishes and their officers. Factions may try to ‘suspension’ – to mention only words beginning with undermine a parish’s tradition and identity, S) can bamboozle those who have previously sometimes in the (illusory) belief that if the managed to steer clear of the arcane world of resolution were rescinded a choice of archangels ecclesiastical law. would be queuing up to apply. Anne gray and I stand ready to advise and help. Such situations are rare Forward in Faith has ridden to the rescue with its but very time-consuming. booklet Vacancies in Society Parishes: Advice from A vacancy can arise unexpectedly, even suddenly, Forward in Faith. This explains the law and what and some things that need to be done before a needs to be done, and offers basic advice, key vacancy arises. Therefore, if you are a parish officer, questions and answers, and a glossary of all those read our booklet without delay! technical terms. Copies have been sent to the parish priest (or Society contact) of each Society parish, Colin Podmore is the Director of Forward in Faith. and the bishops will ensure that parish officers have copies when vacancies arise. THE VoICE oF CATHoLIC ANgLICANS Together EASTER 2019 5 THE GLASTONBURY PILGRIMAGE MARY, DISCIPLE OF THE LORD
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Saturday 11th May Anglo-Catholic History Lecture A new breed of giants Clumber Park Chapel, S80 3BG In Forward Plus, the predecessor of Foundations, we want to enable 12:00 Mass ‘Together’, there was a series of articles parishes to have good teaching 2:00 Lecture (Prof. Frances Knight, called ‘There were giants in the land’. resources for our young people. University of Nottingham) The articles featured men and women, For more information, contact lay, religious and ordained from the There is a series of lectures around [email protected] heritage of Anglo-Catholicism. These the country that focus on different people, the likes of Fr Lowder, Priscilla elements of our Catholic faith. Thursday 11th July Sellon and Lord Halifax, were inspiring The details of these can be found on Anglo-Catholic History Lecture because of their defence of the Catholic this page. The Church of our Most Holy Redeemer , Exmouth Market, London, EC1R 4QE faith and their work with the poorest and 6:30 Choral evensong most marginalised people in society. A leaflet has been published on ‘Being 7:15 Lecture (Fr George Westhaver, Principal a Christian’ and look out, later in the of Pusey house) This issue of Together has re-echoed the year, for a series of leaflets on the For more information, visit names of some of these heroes of the sacraments. www.holyredeemerclerkenwell.com faith, but has also featured their modern day counterparts – men and women, lay, our social media presence is Wednesday 14th August religious and ordained, who have picked increasing. Do follow us on Facebook Assumptiontide Lecture up the baton and continue to advance (The Church Union) and Twitter (@The St. Mary, Little Walsingham the Catholic faith in the Church of ChurchUnion1), where we share news 3:00 Lecture (Fr William Davage, sometime England, and serve the most vulnerable and information on what is happening, Priest-Librarian of Pusey House) people in our communities. as well as seasonal reflections and For more information, visit articles on the heroes of the faith, and www.walsinghamparished.org.uk The Church Union seeks to equip people their impact on us today. to serve god in their communities, and to Friday 20th September foster a new breed of giants of the faith Why not visit our website, Catholic Evangelism Lecture who will take up the towel and serve www.churchunion.co.uk, to find out St. Matthew, Carver Street, Sheffield, S1 4FT Christ in the people that they meet. more about our work. Perhaps, you 7:00 Lecture might like to become a member, and (Ven. Luke Miller, Archdeacon of London) For more information, visit support us in equipping this new breed Through our free downloadable resource www.stmatthewscarverstreet.co.uk for children and young people, of giants to live out the Catholic faith? the Catholic Societies of the together Church of england events 2019 Wednesday 17th Saturday 14th MARCH Bishop of Richborough Chrism Mass JULY Richborough Festival Friday 15th – Sunday 17th 12:00 The Shrine Church, Walsingham Saturday 6th 12:00 Mass Rochester Cathedral The Children’s Pilgrimage ‘Listen to Him’ www.richborough.org.uk Additional Curates Society Vocations Day www.richborough.org.uk Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham Wednesday 17th ACS Offices, Commercial Street, Birmingham Wednesday 18th www.walsinghamanglican.org.uk/visit/whats-on/ Bishop of Beverley Chrism Mass www.additionalcurates.co.uk Church Union AGM Saturday 23rd 12:00 – St. Catherine of Sienna, Sheffield Thursday 11th Gordon Square Walsingham Youth Day Wednesday 17th Church Union Theology Lecture www.churchunion.co.uk Speaker: Fr George Westhaver A chance to experience the Bishop of Ebbsfleet Chrism Mass Friday 20th 7:15 Holy Redeemer, Clerkenwell, London Walsingham Youth Pilgrimage 11:30 Lichfield Cathedral Catholic Evangelism Lecture - Ven Luke Miller 11:00 – 4:00 St Hugh’s Church, Eyres Monsell, www.ebbsfleet.org.uk www.churchunion.co.uk Speaker: Ven Luke Miller Leicester, LE2 9FX www.holyredeemerclerkenwell.com Saturday 27th 7:00 St Matthew, Carver Street, Sheffield www.walsinghamanglican.org.uk/visit/whats-on/ or Guild of Servants of the July 11th [email protected] www.churchunion.co.uk Sanctuary Easter Festival SSC North Synod www.stmatthewscarverstreet.co.uk 12:00 St Stephen, Gloucester Road, London Www.sscholycross.com www.guild-of-servers-of-sanctuary.weebly.com Thursday 26th Saturday 13th SSC London Synod APRIL Glastonbury Pilgrimage Monday 1st– Thursday 3rd MAY ‘Mary, disciple of the Lord’ www.sscholycross.com A Lenten Retreat ‘With Our Lady from the 12:00 Mass Preacher: Fr Harri Williams May 2nd Annunciation to Pentecost’ www.glastonburypilgrimage.com Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham SSC West Synod OCTOBER www.walsinghamanglican.org.uk/visit/whats-on/ www.sscholycross.com July 17th SSC Midlands Synod Saturday 5th Saturday 4th Glastonbury Pilgrimage Association AGM Wednesday 10th Walsingham Festival Www.sscholycross.com Abbey House, Glastonbury Bishop of Richborough Chrism Mass 11:00 Westmister Abbey Monday 29th July – Friday 2nd August www.glastonburypilgrimage.com 7:30pm – St Hugh, Eyres Monsell, Leicester www.walsinghamanglican.org.uk/visit/whats-on/ www.richborough.org.uk Walsingham Youth Pilgrimage Saturday 11th ‘Wonderfully Made: Your Body, Christ’s Body’ Saturday 5th Saturday 13th Anglo-Catholic History Lecture Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham RooT Monastic Taster Day Bishop of Richborough Chrism Mass 12:00 Mass, 2:00 Lecture Clumber Park Chapel www.walsinghamanglican.org.uk/the-shrine/the- St Mary’s Priory, Abergavenney 11:00 - 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Please send your events for 2020 to Fr Adam Edwards - [email protected] THE VoICE oF CATHoLIC ANgLICANS Together EASTER 2019 7 Where Charity and love are found, there is God often during the washing of feet on Maundy Thursday, the following is sung ‘Ubi caritas et amor, Deus ibi est’. Where charity and love are found, there is god. over the next four pages are some examples of social action that are happening in parishes, where churches are making a difference to the lives of the most vulnerable people in society. This is just a small selection of the wonderful things that are happening up and down the country in our Catholic parishes, where priests and people are placing god in the centre of their communities through acts of love.
WINTER NIGHT SHELTER WELCOMING THE STRANGER “Thee we adore, O Hidden Saviour Thee…” JESUS THE UNSEEN GUEST The Borough of Camden has, once again, seen an increase in the number He left Iran because of his conversion to Christianity, he has his status as a of people sleeping rough in London. The facts continue to be bleak, as refugee now and is able to look to the future, it’s an uphill struggle, as he the years go by. Those sleeping on the streets are exposed to challenges learns our language, adjusts to this culture, integrates into it and misses his from sub-zero temperatures to violence and abuse, and fatal illnesses. family, he is a wonderful man, still full of hope. M doesn’t know if his wife and They are 17 times more likely to be a victim of violence, twice as likely to children are alive or dead, he had to run for his life too. Every night A joins us die from infections, and nine times more likely to commit suicide. The for Compline to pray for his mother and sister, he doesn’t know if they are alive main reasons for Homelessness is reported to be due to lack of money; or dead in the ruins of Mosul, we know for sure his father is dead and he has relationship breakdown; upbringing; substance misuse; bad health; flashbacks of being forced to work for the so called ‘Islamic State’ sleep does immigration and other reasons. not come easily and he hates being alone.. others are here because they worked for democracy, for the freedom of the individual, so they could hold Along with other Churches across the city who offer shelter every night their girlfriends’ hand, watch Hollywood movies or drink a pint of beer. during Winter, here at St. Mary`s, Somers Town, we open our church every Sunday evening from January to April. Five men, of Iraqi or Iranian nationality have found themselves living with us, us being a small group of Franciscan friars from the Society of St Francis It is significant and poignant to me that our Lord, whom we welcomed based in the Harehills area of Leeds, posh it is not! We live in two terraced into our midst in Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament at 5.00pm, is houses that back on to each other, we pray together four times a day and have again welcomed at 7.00pm, when we open the doors to Him in the 16 mass every night in our little chapel, in what was once and still is the ‘best guests seeking shelter through the Winter Night Shelter. This is not room’ of one of our houses. Here in Harehills we have men with us who when sentimental piety but a gospel truth,”I was a stranger and you made me they arrive in Britain often after horrendous journeys across the middle east welcome..” . The Lord who is hidden in the fragile Host is now “hidden” in and Europe having paid some unscrupulous trader in human misery, a huge the vulnerable young and old men and women, who cross our threshold amount of money to do so. We have all seen tragic and disturbing images of for a hot meal, a shower, a safe bed for the night and breakfast the next refugees in boats, drowning far too often. morning. It is a chance for us to return humble service to Christ who daily humbles Himself at every Mass. Christ is never outdone in generosity and As I write this A is in his room next to mine, I can hear him laughing on his so we find that those we seek to serve are teaching us in moving and phone, his lifeline, to the friends he has made here, after being treated like a often unexpected ways. criminal here and dumped in some horrible detention centre before dispatch In the Parish of old St. Pancras, our Team of 4 Churches, facilitated by to an unknown city and people. our 3 Pastoral Assistants, supply volunteers to transform St Mary`s into a “bedroom”; cook a hot meal; befriend our guests whose ages ranged between 18 to 60 and who represent diverse ethnicity and Faiths. The Pastoral Assistants, along with others, care for our guests overnight. Ear plugs are essential!! None of this would be possible without “joining forces” with C4WS (Communities for Winter Shelter), a local Charity, whose experience and on-going care enable a large number of guests to find more permanent accommodation, and often jobs, as a result of the stability that the shelter provides. It is heartening for us to know that when the guests leave our doors C4WS continue to support individuals through various mentoring and befriending schemes and issue -based clubs. They also help around mental and physical health problems, addiction issues, immigration matters, welfare advise and housing advice. United in a common task, parishioners, parents and children from St.Mary`s Church School and non-Church volunteers, plus the kindness of a family-based Charity (who help fund the extra heating!) all seek to reach out to those who are often the hidden suffering ones. Meals are cooked; beds are made; clothes and toiletries are supplied and friendship is offered around a common table where “Christ, whom now beneath a veil we see…” Jesus on Maundy Thursday, to misquote St John, loved his own, the whole Fr. Paschal Worton SSC human race, that vast expanse of the good, the bad and the downright ungrateful, all of creation was and is caught up in that crucified love that leads to Resurrection.
St Francis had a vision of god in his brokenness in despair that made him love and delight in all creation. Looking beyond the bird bath he roots all Franciscans in the crib, the cross and the altar. Where we are all known and loved. So we go to court with these men to plead for and with them for sanctuary, we give them a home, we go to doctors with them, we listen as they share as much as they can bare too of those they have lost and the painful memories of the past. We make friends and in them we encounter again our Lord Jesus Christ, our Saviour and Beloved, he asks the question of us he asked Simon Peter, ‘Do you love me?’ What can we do but try and find him in the most vulnerable, in the stranger, in the lepers of our time? Br Michael Jacob SSF 8 Together EASTER 2019 THE VoICE oF CATHoLIC ANgLICANS
FOLLOWING THE GOOD SHEPHERD ANGLES ON OUR STREETS “Saturday night was busy with a lot of people on the streets of Halifax needing IN TOTTENHAM help. We watched two girls struggling to hold each other up as they staggered up the street before they collapsed. We assisted them before they wandered You might have seen the BBC’s one Show on 21st January. It featured an off into a nightclub. Two minutes later they came back out and went straight excellent clip on the “Tottenham outrage.” In the chase after a robbery a into a pub. We informed the police and then came back fifteen minutes later police officer and a ten year old boy were killed. The police officer was to find one of the girls in an alleyway and the other collapsed in the toilets. We given a decent funeral. The boy’s death received little attention. PC William assisted the police and took the girl who didn't need hospital assistance to the Tyler is quite properly commemorated on the side of the police station. cafe where we contacted her sister who came to her rescue.” Ralph had slipped into obscurity except for the history books. And then, when we re-opened the good Shepherd for public worship in 2010 we For me this is one of the most powerful encounters in association with Street decided to erect a plaque in his memory encouraging prayer for his soul. Angels! Four and half years later the young lady who was taken back to the cafe came up to one of the volunteers in the town centre. She thanked him for It’s the sort of work many of our helping her that night (she was fourteen she was helped) and then said that churches are engaged in day by day: her life had changed because of the help she had been given. She realised honouring the poor and otherwise that her life was worth more than the life she was living – she had stopped forgotten. It’s not glamorous. It doesn’t going out drinking and had settled down to school work and her family life. and shouldn’t end up on Twitter, just From not doing very well at school she went on to do well in her gCSE s, like the innumerable healings our Lord stayed at school for A-Levels and was at home for the Easter Holidays ‟from her performed of which we only hear a few first year at University. The change had happened because a few people in in detail. Here at St Mary’s and at the yellow jackets cared enough to make sure she was cleaned up and given good Shepherd we run a Night Shelter assistance to get to home. This, for me, shows the worth of what Street Angels one night a week for two months in do and I know that now it is a story repeated in community after community partnership with many other churches week after week. across the London Borough. And week by week, we feed about forty people across two lunch clubs. Traditionalist Catholics know full well that eating together is an act of intense encounter: think of the Last Supper, think of the Supper at Emmaus.
one thing we can hopefully maintain in our churches is a sense that we will push back on the constant sense of busyness and not-having-enough-time that pervades society. When people say to me, “Father, I know you’re busy but…” I feel like I’ve failed to give proper time and attention to them and to communicate that I will prioritise them. Carers often have too many pressures on their time and are unable to spend significant time with those for whom they care. Food banks also do a brilliant and much-needed job in our society but I am concerned that they could be contributing to this culture of being unable to spend proper time with people.
I remember the day someone who was a regular at one of our lunch clubs smiled for the first time. It was after he’d been attending for months and I’d never seen him do it before. I didn’t think he was grumpy but I suspect he was just getting used to be in society once again where people sat and ate with him and didn’t simply treat him as a consumer, a client, a patient.
I’m glad when I’m able to spend time with the housebound because I know Street Angels is basically the story of ordinary Christians putting the command in some small way I’m sharing in the generosity of god who is present for to 'love your neighbour' into practice in a new way. The volunteers show the world in the Mass, listens to us in the Confessional and grants the through many hours of voluntary work on the streets of our towns and cities dignity of being baptised in His name to those society might otherwise late in the night that we can still make a difference in our communities. forget. Much of the news we hear about night life in our towns and cities is about unsocial behaviour and violence. So it is heartening to hear about the many Fr Simon Morris, this story which, though not in any way diminishing the impact of harsh realities, tells of faith, hope and love. Vicar of St. Mary’s and The good Shepherd, Tottenham This simple idea started twenty two years ago in Northern Ireland, seventeen years ago in Dundee and twelve years ago in England and in that time it has seen crime reduced, lives changed, volunteers equipped and communities transformed on a weekly basis. Under the national Christian Nightlife Initiative (CNI) umbrella over one hundred and thirty projects are now working predominantly within the night-time economy across the UK and in America, Spain, Seychelles, Australia and Brasil. CNI was recognised by the Prime Minister at the time, David Cameron with a Big Society Award in 2009. I was invited to go out with the Street Angels in Halifax some twelve years ago soon after it started from 10 pm until 2am. It was quite and eye opener for me but I was amazed at the responses and conversations we had with young people, with street food vendors, bouncers and club managers. They were all totally surprised by the volunteers, mostly Christians, who were prepared to give up their time often until 3am in the mornings to walk around the streets offering to help those who were the worse for wear with drugs and alcohol, those who were separated from their friends or fallen out with their boyfriend or girlfriend that evening. In fact anyone who looked vulnerable. The help varied from offering simple first aid, a coffee and a chat, providing flip flops to getting a taxi to take them home. over the past twelve years I have been patron of the CNI helping to raise the profile of this work and helping them gain grants to expand the network. I hope others will be inspired to think about volunteering to be a Street Angel in their nearest community. Just a few hours a month will help to make our towns safer for all those out to enjoy themselves in our pubs and clubs and other local people feel more secure. For more information about local groups go to www.cninetwork.org Bishop Tony Robinson THE VoICE oF CATHoLIC ANgLICANS Together EASTER 2019 9
WhSEReVINrG TeHE PECOPLhE OaF rityS HEaFFIEnLD’Sd SOU P lKIToCHEvN e ST. LEONARD’S-ON-SEA St. Matthew’s church in Sheffield is involved in a Ecumenical project that operates a soup kitchen in the city centre, providing soup, hot drinks, one of the joys of Parish ministry is that you never quite know what each sandwiches and biscuits seven days a week. Anyone is welcome to use the day is going to hold, or what is going to be needed when the ‘phone rings. soup kitchen, and we regularly help people who are homeless, in hostels or are found, thpeople for whorm moneey migh t be ai bit stight. P eopleG come for ofood, but ad lso one morning last year the ‘phone rang and it was Michael from the local for company, as many of our people are on the edges of society, and so human council. He explained that the weather forecast was particularly acute, and interaction is as important to them as the food we provide. otfhtaetn w de uwreinreg e txhpec wtinags theimngpe oraf tfuerest woenl l Mbealouwn dfrye eTzhinugr, sadloanyg, wthiteh sfonollwowing is sung ‘Ubi caritas et amor, Deus ibi est’. Where charity and love are found, thaenrde i cies. gThoed B. e oasvte fro tmh eth ne eExats tf!our pages are some examples of social action Stht. aMta attrhee wh’asp tapkeensi intsg tiunrn p oanrcise hae ms,o nwth eorne a c Fhriudarcy heevesn ainrge, amnda kiti nisg a a real difference to the lives of the most vulnerable peotpelaem i ne fsfoorct.i e Tthye. r eT haries tihso jsues wt hao swmilla blel soenl tehcet iforonn to lfin teh, ese wrvoinngd aetr tfhuel stohuinp gs Itnh aEat sat rSeu shsaepx pween dionng’t u opft eann wde dlcoowmne the country in oukirt cChaenth, boulitc t hpeasrei sahree she, lwpehde brey tpheri eotshtesr avonldun pteeeorsp lweh ao rwei llp mlaackien gth egod in the beasts, but we do try and welcome all who sandwiches, prepare the hot drinks, and drive the provisions to the soup coemnetr oeu or fw tahy.e Airs cao pmarmishu wneit iheasv et hbreoeun gh acts of love. kitchen – but each and every member of the team is vital. consciously reflecting upon our ministry of hospitality, and in particular how that might I help serve at the soup kitchen, and also help to co-ordinate our team of bWe infoirmnedt by tehe wrork wNe didi wgith Pharisthes volunWteerse – wlhoc areo dramwn ifronm gall w alkts ohf soecie ty,S matle randa femnaleg, yoeung r across Chichester Diocese and the wider students and older people. SChuhrch edurilng the eYear of Mercy in 2016. Jesus the Unseen Guest I have been involved with the project for 3 years, and became involved as i The Year of Mercy was the catalyst for much returned to faith. I felt the need to become more active in living out my faith, He left Iran because of his conversion to Christianity, he has his status as a “pTrahyeeer wthea at dcohraell,e On gHeid daennd Sparovivooukre Tdh uese …in ” and my reading of the scriptures led me to want to serve the poor and refugee now and is able to look to the future, it’s an uphill struggle, as he equal measure. Here, we serve a community vulnerable, knowing that as I did so, I served Jesus who is found in them. As learns our language, adjusts to this culture, integrates into it and misses his that is ranked among the mosTth dee Bporirvoeudg ihn oEfn Cgalamndde, na nhda sw, hoinchce is a sgeaeinin, gseen part of the rediscovery of my faith, I was reading the Church Fathers, and read family, he is a wonderful man, still full of hope. M doesn’t know if his wife and incraena sinincgre laesve lisn o tfh heo nmuemlebsesrn oefs pse aonpdle o sthleeerp sinogc iarol udgehp riniv aLtoionnd.o Tnh. eThe facts St John Chrysostom, who said that if you cannot find Christ in the beggar at children are alive or dead, he had to run for his life too. Every night A joins us foocdobnatninku ine tHoa bseti nbglesa hka, sa se tehne ayena 8rs0 %go i nbcyr. eTahsoes ein s dleeempainngd o dnu trhineg s tthree ltas st the church door, you will not find him in the chalice. I was also reading about for Compline to pray for his mother and sister, he doesn’t know if they are alive yeaar rael oenxep,o asend toou cr hPaalrleisnhg secsh forooml n souwb h-zaesr oa t5em0%p ecroahtuoret se ntoti tvlieodle tnoc fere ae nd one of our former parish priests, Father ommanney, who dedicated his life to or dead in the ruins of Mosul, we know for sure his father is dead and he has schaoboul smee, alnsd. Tfhaetarle i lilsn ensos sehso. rTthaegye aorfe o 1p7p otirmtuensi tmy foorre t hlikee clyo rtpoo brea la w voircktism o fof serving the poor people of Sheffield. I just opened my eyes and saw what was flashbacks of being forced to work for the so called ‘Islamic State’ sleep does mevrcioyl:e fneceed, tthweic heu ansg rliyk, egliyv eto d drinek f rtoom th ien ftehcitrisotny,s c, laonthde n tihne ntiamkeesd ,m goivre likely happening to people in our city. not come easily and he hates being alone.. others are here because they shetlote cro tmo mtraitv seulleicrisd,e v. iTsiht et hmea siinc kre, avissoitn tsh fe or worked for democracy, for the freedom of the individual, so they could hold impHriosmoneeleds, sbnuersys t hise r deepaodrt. ed to be due to lack It is not always easy, especially if the weather is bad. At times we see some their girlfriends’ hand, watch Hollywood movies or drink a pint of beer. of money; relationship breakdown; very upsetting things, especially people whose lives have been ruined through Bacukp tbor itnhgaint g‘p; hsounbes tcaanlcl.e M micishuaseel ;w baasd r ihnegainltgh; addiction. But I always come away from the evening feeling uplifted and Five men, of Iraqi or Iranian nationality have found themselves living with us, mei mtom saigyr athtiaotn t haen dC outhnecri lr weasnotends . to ensure humbled. I am moved by the kindness of people – people who offer food or us being a small group of Franciscan friars from the Society of St Francis that no one should be on the streets during donations to us, before Christmas, some party goers, stopped and asked what Along with other Churches across the city based in the Harehills area of Leeds, posh it is not! We live in two terraced this freezing weather, but that their provision we were doing, and they insisted on giving us a donation to buy mince pies who offer shelter every night during Winter, houses that back on to each other, we pray together four times a day and have in local B&B’s, hotels and hostels were nearly and other Christmas treats. I am also humbled by the generosity of the people here at St. Mary`s, Somers Town, we open mass every night in our little chapel, in what was once and still is the ‘best at capacity. Could we help in any way? who use the service, who will often share their food with the people who have our church every Sunday evening from room’ of one of our houses. Here in Harehills we have men with us who when arrived late. January to April. they arrive in Britain often after horrendous journeys across the middle east This was a moment of grace. We have been and Europe having paid some unscrupulous trader in human misery, a huge blessed with a beautiful church and a full It is a privilege to serve people, to have the opportunities to listen to other It is significant and poignant to me that our amount of money to do so. We have all seen tragic and disturbing images of liturgical life. Through our life of worship our people’s stories and realise how fortunate I am. Lord, whom we welcomed into our midst in refugees in boats, drowning far too often. eyeBs eanred ficxetido no no ft hthee l iBvilnesgs aendd S carcurcaifmieedn Lt oartd 5.00pm, is again welcomed at who7 .c0o0mpmes, twoh uesn i nw ew oprde na nthde s adcoroarms teon Ht. iHme i na ltshoe c 1o6m geuse tsot su ss eine kthineg p sohoerl, ter I would recommend this work to anyone, as a way of living out their Christian thet lhornoeulgyh, t thhee b Wroinketenr, Nthigeh lto Ssth aenltder t. hTeh ihso ims neolets sse. nDtuimrienng ttahl ep iYeetay rb ouft Ma ercy faith. You do not have to go out onto the ‘front line’, there are so many we ghoasdp beel etrnu rthea,”dI iwnag sP ao psetr aBnegneerd aicntd’s yeonuc mycalicdael mone cwhealcriotym ine. .w” h. iTche h Le ord valuable jobs that can be done behind the scenes and help people who are remwinhdos i su hs itdhdaetn t hine tChher ifsrtaiaginle l iHtuorsgty iiss nmoawd “eh uidpd oefn t”h irne eth pea vrutsln: ewroarbdl,e young less fortunate than ourselves. sacaranmd eonldt manedn tahned o wngoominegn ,C whhriost ciarons lsif eo uorf twhorerkssh olfd m foerr cay .h Coht rmisetiaaln, ia ty, Popseh oBweenre, dai csta sftea bteesd, cfoarn t hneo nmigohret agnivde burpe awkofarksst tohf em neerxcty mthoarn iint gc.a Int igsi va e Barry Kelly up cthhea nscaec rfaomr uesn ttso orer ttuhren S hcurmiptbulere sse. rTvhicise wtoa sC har misto wmheon td oafil yg rhaucme bfoler s us as we Hniomws healfd a at ne voeprpy oMrtausnsi.t yC thor icset liesb nreavtee rt hoeu tlditounrgey inm goeren ecroomsiptyle atenldy asos we Member of the congregation of St. Matthew, Carver Street, Sheffield opefninedd tohuart dthooosres iwne l osveee ka ntod serveic ea rteo taenayc hainndg aulsl. in moving and often
Theu Cnhexuprcehcwteadr dweanyss .and PCC enthusiastically agreed, and so began what has Ibne tehne aP afrruisihtf uolf aonld eSat.s Py apnacrrtanse,r oshuirp T weaitmh tohfe 4 C Cohuunrccilh, eths,e f aPcoilliictaet, ead l obcy al chaoruitry 3‘D Poams’tso rFaol oAds sMisistasniotns,’ ,s aunpdp lmy avonlyu innt etheers c thou trrcahn safnodrm w iSdte Mr laorcya`l s into a com“bmeudnroitoy mw”h;o c ohoakve a p hrotv imdeeda lb; lbaenfkrieetnsd, s oleuer pgiunegs btsa gwsh aonsde faogoeds. ranged between 18 to 60 and who represent diverse ethnicity and Faiths. The ChaPpatsetro 5ra3l oAfs sthiset aRnutlse, aoflo Sntg B weinthe doitchte srest,s c tahre tfonr eo ufro gmu eosutsr poevresrpneigchtitv. eE: ar all gpuluegssts a wreh eos psreensteianlt! ! themselves are to be welcomed as Christ, for he himself will say: I was a stranger and you welcomed me (Matt 25:35). The RulNe ognoee so fo tnh tiso winosuisldt tbhea tp porsospibelre h wointhoouur tm “juosint ibneg sfohrocwens” t ow igtuhe Cs4tsW, aS nd tha(tC goumesmtsu nairteie tso fboer Wmientt ewr itShh tehltee rc)o, uar ltoecsay lo Cf hloavreit ya, nwdh ohsuem eilxitpye. rience and on-going care enable a large number of guests to find more permanent As tahcec owmeamthoedra thioans ,b aencdo mofete sne ajosbosn, aals a ag areins uthlti so yf ethaer, sthtaeb ‘iplihtyo tnhea rta tnhge agasihne, altnerd pwroev aidre so.n Itc eis ahgeaainrt eonpienng tfo rw ueslc toom ken oowu rt hgaute wsthse. nW teh aer geu mesotrs e bleslesaevde inou orf fdeoroinrgs tCh4eW sSh eclotenrt itnhuaen two es urepaploisret .i nTdhiivsi doupaplosr thurnoituyg ha vsa froiorgues d commmeunntoitryin lgin akns da nbde fpriaerntdnienrgs hsicphse tmhaets caannd b iess dueev e-bloapsed cinlu ablsl .s Tohrtesy o af lso diffheerelpn ta droiruencdti omnesn ttharlo aungdh opuhty tshicea yl ehaera, lbthu tp fruonbdleammse,n atdadllyic tthioisn oisustureeasc, h of meirmcym isig draeteiopne nminagt toeursr ,l iwfee lofaf rfea itahd vinis nee awn dw ahyosu, saingd atedavcichein. g us to love even as we have been loved. United in a common task, parishioners, parents and children from Fr LSut.kMe aIryv`inse -CChauprcelh, School and non-Church volunteers, plus the kindness of a family-based Charity (who help fund the extra heating!) all seek to Vicarer aocfh C ohurits to C thhuorsceh ,w Shto L aeoren aorfdtesn o tnh eS ehaid den suffering ones. Meals are andc oAorckhedde; abceodns- daeres imgnaadte; ocfl oCthhiecsh easntde r toiletries are supplied and friendship 8 Together EASTER 2019 THE VoICE oF CATHoLIC ANgLICANS
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An inner London garden might sound like an unlikely mission field, but that Anglo-Catholics have a proud heritage to look back on; the Victorian times is just what a place like the St Paul’s Camden Square woodland garden can come to mind when parish priests and teams of religious worked tirelessly to be. The project is a partnership between the Church, under the care of care for chronically ill people living in squalor. In those days, the Church was Father James Elston SSC, and green City gardening. It offers local people, providing the ordinary people on our city streets a clear sign of the love of god; including hospital in-patients with enduring mental health issues, an they were reassuring the people that god was walking alongside them to help opportunity to engage in activities related to gardening and conservation. By them overcome any adversity. intentionally running sessions in parallel with a weekday mass time, natural relationships can be built up - and we know that is through such personal Some years ago, I attended a Diocesan Synod arranged in Manchester and on contact with his people that the Lord brings others to himself. that occasion we were divided into groups to discuss various aspects of our Christian lives in our region and I clearly remember that the group that I was part of came to the conclusion that the gathering and Dismissal are of equal importance. The choice of words used by a priest at the conclusion of a Eucharistic service can vary, but the version that I value the most is “go out to love and serve the Lord!”
When I’m not in church for prayer and worship, my time is spent working as a volunteer for AgeUK Salford. Initially, I was appointed to help people in our local community who had become socially isolated. This state can arise from situations such as retirement, bereavement, loss of mobility, the fear of using public transport and the fear of entering eating places and entertainment centres alone. I am quite often the first person to welcome visitors to the AgeUK’s centre in the township of Swinton and Pendlebury, which is part of the City of Salford, and where I both reside and worship.
Quite often, sadly, I find that many of the people who call in looking for refreshment and conversation have been let down by their immediate family members once they have become older, more infirm and not being able to remember happenings in recent times. I find out what their interests are and how they can expand their involvement with the variety of group sessions taking place at the centre or at other establishments in the town. I am pleased
to report that it usually only takes about three visits to the centre before IStt i sPaul’s imp oWoodlandrtant th aGarden,t a pro Juneject 2018like this is meets a real need which stands by iStts ePaul’slf. J uWoodlandst as w Gardenith Fr Jise all iwildlifecoe’s and ho ufoodsin growingg, Fr M spaceacko beingnoch createdie’s b inu rCamden.ial soci Theety, project, Fr visitors that I have helped tell me that their lives are changing for the better. which is led by horticultural facilitators and supported by members of the congregation, has been Lowder’s dockers insurance scheme or any other example of Anglo-Catholic This arises from the fact that people can enjoy a cooked meal in the company commissioned by St Paul’s Church to offer vulnerable people, including hospital inpatients with enduring of others, they can learn new skills such as arts and crafts, take part in events smentalocial healthactio issues,n you anm aopportunityy care t oto n engageame, inth activitiese thing related mus tto b gardeninge worth anddo iconservation.ng whethe r o r not anyone else comes to church as a result. This garden certainly meets about local history, watch classic films, learn to write creatively, read books t“Stha tPaul’s crite isrio an unique. In its project work inw theith area.St P aItn encouragescras Hos ppeople,ital, ‘I tsome enc oofu whomrages have peo spentple, most together and discuss them, and most importantly of all develop new of their adult lives in hospital and are unlikely to engage in mainstream services, to venture out some of whom have spent most of their adult lives in hospital and are friendships that can lead to people joining forces for outings by both public into the community to try a new activity, perhaps for the first time in many years.” Tilly Williams, transport and taxis. The majority of the people that I engage with soon uPnsychologylikely to Leadenga forge Rehabilitation, in mainstre Recoveryam serv andice sRehabilitation, to venture Division, out int oSt t Pancrashe Hospital c ommunity to try a new activity, perhaps for the first time in many years,’ become aware of the fact that I am a practising Christian and many are
sLaunchedays Tilly sixWi monthslliams, ago,the StP sPaul’sycho lwoodlandogy Lea dgarden for R haseha madebilita significanttion, Rec progress:overy and pleased to exchange information about their own religious experiences. At Introducing the project to the local community by running 3 successful family days including the some point, people often declare that Sunday is the loneliest day of the week Rehabwinterilitati weekendon Divi slaunchion. and RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch. 55 attendees made up of the congregation and local residents. and I gently advise them to visit local churches so that they have somewhere of cou“Asrse ,a t memberhese k iofn dSts Paul’sof ac tcongregationivities all c oI wantedst mon toe ybe. Tinvolvedhe stra withouttegy h aanys b hesitation.een to to make for on a regular basis and establish good relationships with god and start sAmsa I ldon’tl wit hhave gra an gardents of a the fe wproject thou offerssand me po au placends ftoro carem m forul twildlifeiple s oasu rwellces as in learn neighbours alike. what to plant seasonally. As I have suffered with anxiety the project has helped my own order thealtho beg andin t hbeene p ranoj eopportunityct, and t htoe nsocialise to use with the others.” experi ences and evidence generated to assist with bigger applications for long term funding. In october, I do not believe that any of us achieves anything in our own strength; we are all the p roProvidingject wo 18n fweeklyirst p rhorticulturalize in the sessions nation –a 91l g attendancesreen Hea madelth A wupa ofrd 4s .regular Thes patientse are from dependent upon the help of god. St Pancras, 3 regular volunteers + 9 individuals from the wider community. Working with small sponsogroupsred b they t hprojecte Ch offersurch aT highime levels an ofd 1c toe l1e bsupervision.rate the Theeffo leadersrts m aarede flexible by c handur cablehe s to and Chtailorrist iactivitiesan org aton suitisa people’stions t oneeds use andga rinterests.dens a nGreatd ch emphasisurchya risd splaced crea onti vsocialely f or Susan Mottram well-beinteractioning. This and re csessionsognitio aren hsharedas b ewithen othersa gre includingat enco volunteersuragem andent staff aft emembers.r much If the hard wweatherork to isg epoort th thereis p rareoje optionsct goi nforg ,indoor and activities.god-wi l ling a providential sign of Parish of Swinton and Pendlebury things to come.
The power of such work is that it does not only reach out to those in the community with whom we may otherwise not come into contact, but it also gives spiritual and temporal rewards to the existing congregation. Father James sees such work as fitting in not only with the life of the parish but also with the great sweep of salvation history itself: ‘It has been wonderful to see how our unused and derelict church garden has been transformed into a space of welcome and fellowship for some of the most vulnerable and isolated people in our community. This transformation from darkness into light is a moving witness of how god’s grace is working in our midst.’ It is only, maybe, when allow ourselves to see local mission work within its overall context of god’s work in all creation that we can hope to see it bear fruit. Fr Guy Willis
Associate vicar in the old St Pancras Team Ministry THE VoICE oF CATHoLIC ANgLICANS Together EASTER 2019 11
St John’s Guild Celebrates their Centenary Fun and Faith in Carroty
It was in 1919 that Miss Dorothy Light and the Rev’d brating 100 ye Wood Christian Waudby (a blind priest) formed St. John’s guild. Cele s of They were concerned at the isolation and loneliness that St John’ s Guild During the october Half Term 15 young people and 5 adults people with sight loss faced, and sought to bring the made their way to Carroty Wood in Kent. Carroty Wood is part of light of the Catholic faith into their lives. Rock UK, a Christian organisation that encourages young people to discover capabilities they didn’t know they had through 100 years on, and St. John’s guild continues to support outdoor adventures such as abseiling and raft building. This is people who are blind. To mark our centenary, we are exactly what the young people from St Alban’s, South Norwood , launching a new grant scheme that will enable people St Augustines, Belevedere and St Michael’s, Abbey Wood did- with registered sight loss and their carer to go on they abseiled (some doing it Spiderman style) , built rafts and pilgrimage or retreat. Like Miss Light, and the Rev’d 1919 - 2019 tested them on the open water, practised their archery skills or Waudby, we know that blindness can be a lonely and swung on high ropes. The priests, Fr. Philip Kennedy (on loan isolating experience, and believe that pilgrimage and from St Michael’s Croydon), Fr Clive Jones and Fr. David Sherratt going on retreat can help people feel that they are a part of something bigger, and looked on in admiration! As did Barry Terry and Jenny connected to the wider Church. The grant will pay up to 50% of the cost of a pilgrimage or Sturtevant, Churchwardens from St Alban’s, who were in charge retreat in the UK, and is open to anyone who is registered with sight loss and their carer. of the catering. The theme of the stay was ‘Real Presence: And speaking of pilgrimage, our annual pilgrimage to Walsingham is from Monday 13th to Word- Sacrament- Witness’. The Daily Mass was followed by the Friday 15th May, led by our Chairman, Father Darren Smith. There are still places on this exposition of the Blessed Sacrament and Benediction. The pilgrimage left, so if any one would like to join us, please contact young people participated in a very practical and creative [email protected] or call 02476 714 241. This year, we are taking a pilgrim in afternoon workshop, led by Fr. Philip Barnes, Priest Missioner for her 30’s from Coventry, and this will be her first pilgrimage to Walsingham. Simmie, joined the Bishop of Fulham’s parishes that explored the essence of St. John’s guild earlier this year as she had heard about the work that the guild does in The Eucharist. During this workshop they took part in their own helping blind people. She had always wanted to visit Walsingham since she had heard Carroty Wood Bake off and their challenge was to decorate a about the Shrine at a talk she attended, and was especially drawn to the stories she had muffin to show their idea of The Kingdom of Heaven. one or two heard of how pilgrimage had changed peoples lives, particularly a pregnant woman who of the ’bakers’ even received a Hollywood handshake! They also had visited the Shrine to pray for a safe delivery of her child. Simmie is very much looking had to carve a religious symbol into a pumpkin which was then forward to the pilgrimage in May, particularly experiencing the company of fellow pilgrims. lit following the traditional Carroty Wood camp fire. grants from We will share Simmie’s reflections on her pilgrimage in a future edition of Together. the Confraternity of the Blessed Sacrament and the Croydon Episcopal Area Mission Fund generously sponsored the event. If you would like more information on St John’s guild, or would like to know how to apply for a grant, please visit www.stjohnsguild.org or call 02476 714 241.
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