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JANUARY 2021 THE NEW BRUNSWICK ANGLICAN / 1 Inner City Youth Ministry My Journey Here What have Advent Lunch Connection update 8 10-11 we learned? 14 Talks 1 & 2 16-17 A SECTION OF THE ANGLICAN JOURNAL JANUARY 2021 SERVING THE DIOCESE OF FREDERICTON PAUL SHERWOOD PHOTO FOUR BISHOPS, INCLUDING NEWLY CONSECRATED BISHOP SANDRA FYFE, process at the Cathedral Church of All Saints in Halifax during the service Nov. 30. From left: Sue Moxley, Arthur Peters, Ron Cutler, and Sandra Fyfe. Bishops elected, consecrated, while archbishop remains at home in N.B. BY GISELE MCKNIGHT of Nova Scotia and Prince Ed- to the island were announced, he in our Ecclesiastical Province, tion via YouTube on Saturday. wards Island; then a drive home chose a designate. Bishop Watton was a logical, and “Let’s remember to pray for Had there been no pandemic, to Fredericton today. “As chair of the Electoral most appropriate, choice. the new bishop, Sam, leads the Archbishop David Edwards But the bursting of the Atlan- Synod, it is his prerogative to At the Cathedral of St. John diocese at this difficult time in would have just had a very busy tic bubble due to COVID-19 has extend the privileges of the chair the Baptist on Saturday, The their history,” said David. weekend: a flight to St. John’s, kept him home. to whomever he chooses,” said Ven. Sam Rose was elected sixth NL on Thursday to oversee the “I should have left this morn- executive secretary of Synod, the bishop of the Anglican Diocese NS & PEI episcopal election in the Diocese ing,” he said on Thursday. Rev. Christopher Fowler. of Eastern Newfoundland and It takes three bishops to conse- of Eastern Newfoundland and His role in NL was to su- “He appointed the Right Rev. Labrador. The episcopal election crate a bishop-elect, and Abp. Labrador on Saturday; a flight pervise the electoral process, John Watton, bishop of Cen- was held virtually. He succeeds David was supposed to be one of home Sunday; a drive to Halifax provide a reflection and bible tral Newfoundland, to assume the late Rt. Rev. Dr. Geoffrey Monday to lead the consecration reading and celebrate the Eucha- the chair of the Synod in his Peddle. of the new bishop in the Diocese rist. Instead, as travel restrictions absence. As the senior bishop Abp. David observed the elec- Bishops continued on page 2 “SHARING HOPE & HELP” 2 / THE NEW BRUNSWICK ANGLICAN JANUARY 2021 D I O C E S A N N E W S BEFORE AFTER Reader appreciated Blessing of the Animals coverage Dear Editor, In this dreary time of COVID-19, it was refreshing to read Gisele McKnight’s cover story on the Blessing of BEN BOURQUE PHOTOS the Animals, accompanied with fine photos [November THE GARAGE AT BISHOP’S COURT, used as the bishop’s office early on, and later as an apartment, had 2020 The New Brunswick Anglican]. to be torn down as part of the creation of a lot between Bishop’s Court and the Synod office. It was demolished Nov. 17. The Rev. Canon Bonnie LeBlanc is to be commended for her efforts to make this important service happen under the current circumstances. Synod office moves to Cathedral hall And I say important because we humans have not al- BY GISELE MCKNIGHT David has been busy not only moved and filled with clean fill. ways been good stewards to God’s creation. I’ve always packing and moving, but com- The garage was used as an felt that if you want to discern people’s true character, December was a particularly ing up with a new COVID-19 apartment in recent years, look how they treat animals. busy month for the Diocesan operational plan in a new place. including a place for Abp. David Synod Office, mostly because, af- The stricter measures due to the when he needed to stay over- Mark Hymers ter 35 years, it was time to move. Orange phase have had to be night in Fredericton. Before Christ Church (Parish) Church, Fredericton With the building sold and included. 1985, though, it was the bishop’s the closing date in mid-Decem- “In Orange, the office is office when the synod office was ber, staff had to pack up their closed to the public, with visitors in Saint John. offices, with some items moving by appointment only,” he said, The move to Cathedral across the street. adding staff are onsite, as they Memorial Hall is seen as a “The Cathedral has graciously have been, on Tuesdays and temporary stopping place while offered us a couple of spaces and Thursdays. decisions are made on a more rooms to share,” said the Rev. The synod office will have its permanent diocesan home. David Peer, executive officer. own cleaner in its hall space. All “We’re there in order to in- “We’re going to be taking over measures will be taken to keep vestigate options for the future,” the choirmaster’s office. We plan everyone safe, said David. said David. “One option is a to get three desks in there with Parking will be limited, with the joint opportunity with Christ physical distancing.” diocese being allocated some space. Church Cathedral. I’m hoping That space will house the Free, two-hour, on-street parking is by mid-year to have enough bishop’s secretary, Cheryl Jacobs; available on Church Street. information to make decisions.” administrative assistance Justin One of the effects of the sale Those options include con- McCoy; and David Peer. was the demolition of the garage structing a building at the newly Archbishop David Edwards at Bishop’s Court, which is situ- created lot at 121 Church St., and Dean Geoffrey Hall will ated on the new lot. It was torn between Bishop’s Court and the share office space, though likely down Nov. 17. old Synod Office, both of which not at the same time. The synod “We took out anything that were sold to a developer who was salvageable for recycling or plans to upgrade them. office will have access to the DEADLINE for news and photos board room and will have por- repurposing,” said David, add- “We’ve been talking about for the February edition of the table desks available there. ing that included copper and this for a long time,” said David Not everyone will have a heaters. “What was left was the of the sale and move. “It’s a dif- New Brunswick Anglican is Jan. 1. workspace in the hall because basic structure and that went to ficult time for us, but if we didn’t Send submissions to most are still working from construction waste.” put some lines in the sand, well, [email protected] home. The foundation was also re- it’s too easy to do nothing.” 3 bishops consecrate Fyfe in NS www.anglican.nb.ca Bishops continued from page 1 course, the new bishop herself. “To have bishops from the OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE DIOCESE OF FREDERICTON “I was very disappointed not wider church is very important A SECTION OF THE ANGLICAN JOURNAL them. Fortunately, the Dio- to be able to be present at San- on these occasions,” said David. cese of Nova Scotia and Prince dra’s consecration,” said David. “The hope is to have some sort The Most Rev. David Edwards Archbishop and Publisher Edward Island has three retired “It’s a very important day for her of celebration when we’re able.” bishops who were called into and the diocese.” David noted the need for Gisele McKnight Editor Cheryl Jacobs & Ben Bourque Proofreaders action. Had David been permitted adaptability in the Church, Bishop-elect Sandra Fyfe was to attend, “I would have been espeically during this pandemic, Published 10 times per year. Price of subscription $10.00 consecrated on Monday, Nov. leading the consecration part and cited the Primate, Linda 30, by retired bishops Arthur Pe- of the service and I would have Nichols, who commented on the Please send news and photo submissions to: ters, Sue Moxley and Ron Cutler. been installed as metropolitan event recently: “ I am sorry that 12 Spruce Street, Sussex, N.B. E4E 1L9 “Without those three, that as well,” he said, adding he chose the hoped-for installation and Phone: 506-459-1801, ext. 1009; E-mail: [email protected] Sue Moxley as his designate and consecration celebration will be would have been a real prob- Please send subscription renewals and changes of address to: lem,” said David. “I don’t know watched the service online. so different now. We are learning The New Brunswick Anglican, c/o Anglican Journal Circulation Dept., how we would have solved it.” While the consecration went afresh the meaning of flexibility 80 Hayden St, Toronto, Ont. M4Y 3G2 With the tight restrictions ahead, it was not what anyone and letting go of our own de- [email protected] OR 1-866-924-9192 ext. 259 imposed on Halifax, only seven was hoping for in terms of a sires, while continuing the work others were permitted to attend large, celebratory, but holy, oc- of the Church in new ways!” Printed & mailed in North York, Ontario By Webnews Printing Inc. the consecration, including, of casion. “SHARING HOPE & HELP” JANUARY 2021 THE NEW BRUNSWICK ANGLICAN / 3 T H E B I S H O P’ S P A G E P R I N C I P A L Believe, belong and bless E N G A G E M E N T S Dec. 24 – Jan. 1 Bishop’s Office ell, 2020 has passed lowers of Jesus we can point to not try to influence me.
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