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Diocese of Newcastle Prayer Diary November 2020 Diocese of Newcastle Prayer Diary November 2020 3 Tuesday We rejoice and give Richard Hooker, priest, Anglican apologist, thanks this month for teacher of the faith, 1600 Mark Wroe, Archdeacon Martin of Porres, friar, 1639 of Northumberland, and Diocese of Rockhampton (Australia) now Bishop-Designate of Bp-Elect Peter Grice Berwick. Pray for him as Diocese of Delhi (North India) he prepares to take up his Bp Warris Masih new work in the New Diocese of Kutigi (Nigeria) Bp Jeremiah Kolo Year. Diocese of Winchester: Debbie Sellin, Bishop of Southampton 1 ALL SAINTS’ DAY Alnwick Deanery: Bolton Chapel Porvoo Communion: Diocese of Winchester 4 Wednesday Diocese of Agder and Telemark (Church of Diocese of Rukon (South Sudan) Norway) Bp Francis Loyo Mori Anglican Communion: Diocese of Derby Bp Libby Lane The Church of the Province of West Africa Diocese of Winchester: Abp Jonathan Bau-Bau Bonaparte Hart Peter Rouch, Archdeacon of Bournemouth Diocese of Winchester: Alnwick Deanery: Tim Dakin, Bishop of Winchester St John the Baptist’s Church, Edlingham Alnwick Deanery: St Laurence’s Parish Church, Warkworth Thursday Warkworth C of E First School 5 William Temple, archbishop of Canterbury, teacher of the faith, 1944 Monday 2 Diocese of Rorya (Tanzania) Commemoration of the Faithful Departed Bp John Adiema (All Souls’ Day) Diocese of Derry & Raphoe (Ireland) Diocese of Rochester Bp Kenneth Good Bps James Langstaff Diocese of Dhaka (Bangladesh) Diocese of Rochester (USA) Bp Prince Singh Most Revd Paul Shishir Sarker Diocese of Kushtia (Bangladesh) Diocese of Winchester: Bp Samuel Mankhin Richard Brand, Archdeacon of Winchester Diocese of Winchester: Alnwick Deanery: David Williams, Bishop of Basingstoke St Bartholomew’s Parish Church, Alnwick Deanery: Whittingham Benefice of Whittingham and Edlingham Whittingham C of E First School with Bolton Chapel The Mothers’ Union Priest-in-Charge: vacant For Dorothy, Diocesan MU Treasurer, with thanks for her knowledge and skills as we seek to be wise in our use of finances 6 Friday 9 Monday Leonard, hermit, 6th century Margery Kempe, mystic, c.1440 William Temple, archbishop of Canterbury, Diocese of the Free State (South Africa) teacher of the faith, 1944 Bp Dintoe Letloenyane Diocese of Ruaha (Tanzania) Diocese of Winchester: Bp Joseph Mgomi Cain Ormondroyd, Chancellor Diocese in Europe Bps Robert Innes and Sue de Candole, Registrar David Hamid Bamburgh and Glendale Deanery Diocese of Europe (ECUSA) St Aidan’s Parish Church, Bamburgh Bp Mark D W Edington Diocese of Winchester: 10 Tuesday Winchester Cathedral: Leo the Great, bishop of Rome, teacher of the Dean: Catherine Ogle faith, 461 Bamburgh and Glendale Deanery: Diocese of Rumonge (Burundi) Area Dean: Louise Taylor-Kenyon Bp Pedaculi Birakengana Lay Chair: Garth Tilt Diocese On The Coast (Nigeria) Bp Ebunoluwa Ogunele 7 Saturday Diocese of Kwoi (Nigeria) Bp Paul Zamani Willibrord of York, bishop, apostle of Frisia, 739 Diocese of Winchester: Diocese of Rumbek (South Sudan) The Benefice of Sombourne with Ashley in Abp Alapayo Manyang Kuctiel the Romsey Deanery Diocese of the Bahamas and the Turks and Bamburgh and Glendale Deanery: Caicos Islands (West Indies) Bp Laish Boyd St Mary’s Parish Church, Belford Diocese of Kwara (Nigeria) Belford St Mary’s C of E Middle School Abp Olusegun Adeyemi Diocese of Winchester: 11 Wednesday Winchester Cathedral: Martin, bishop of Tours, c.397 Residentiary Canons: Roland Riem Diocese of Rupert’s Land (Canada) and Mark Collinson Bp Geoffrey Woodcroft Bamburgh and Glendale Deanery: Diocese of Dogura (Papua New Guinea) Deanery Secretary: Carol Griffiths Bp Tennyson Bogar Finance Officer: Louise Taylor-Kenyon Diocese of Winchester: The Benefice of Thorngate and Lockerley 8 THIRD SUNDAY BEFORE ADVENT Bamburgh and Glendale Deanery: Remembrance Sunday St Hilda’s Parish Church, Lucker Thomas Bewick, engineer, artist and author, 1828 [CNS *] 12 Thursday Porvoo Communion: Diocese of Rutana (Burundi) Diocese of Norwich Bp Pontien Ribakane Diocese of Luleå (Church of Sweden) Diocese of Doko (Nigeria) Bp Uriah Kolo Anglican Communion: Diocese of Dominican Republic (ECUSA) The Church in the Province of the West Bp Moisés Quezada Mota Indies Most Revd Howard Gregory, Primate Diocese of Winchester: Diocese of Winchester: The Benefice of Wellow and Sherfield English Andrew Robinson, Chief Executive Bamburgh and Glendale Deanery: Bamburgh and Glendale Deanery: Benefice of North Sunderland Benefice of Bamburgh, Belford and Lucker Vicar: Tony Macpherson Vicar: Louise Taylor-Kenyon St Ebba’s Parish Church, Beadnell * Canon Philip Davies Praying for Unity For the Churches (or Christians) Together groups within our region 13 Friday Diocese of Winchester: The Benefice of Freemantlr Charles Simeon, priest, Evangelical divine, 1836 Bamburgh and Glendale Deanery: Diocese of Ruwenzori (Uganda) St James’ Parish Church, South Charlton Bp Reuben Kisembo Diocese of Dornakal (South India) Bp Vadapalli Prasado Rao 17 Tuesday * Diocese of Winchester: Hugh, Bishop of Lincoln, 1200 Southampton Deanery Hilda, abbess of Whitby, 680 [CNS *] Sheena Wiliams, Area Dean Diocese of Saldanha Bay (S Africa) Bamburgh and Glendale Deanery: Bp Raphael Hess St Paul’s Parish Church, North Sunderland Diocese of Duk (S Sudan) Seahouses Hostel Bp Daniel Abot Diocese of Winchester: 14 Saturday The Benefice of Maybush and Southampton St Jude Samuel Seabury, first Anglican bishop in North Bamburgh and Glendale Deanery: America, 1796 Parish Church of St Michael and All Angels, Diocese of Sabah (S E Asia) Ingram Bp Melter Jiki Tais * Canon Paul Scott Down & Dromore (Ireland) Bp David McClay Diocese of Winchester: The Benefice of Bitterne 18 Wednesday Bamburgh and Glendale Deanery: Elizabeth of Hungary, princess of Thuringia, St Maurice’s Parish Church, Ellingham philanthropist, 1231 Ellingham C of E First School, Chathill Diocese of Salisbury Bp Nicholas Holtam Please pray today for Catherine Sourbut Groves, Diocese of Dunedin (Aotearoa NZ & who will be installed today as Archdeacon of Polynesia) Bp Steven Benford Lindisfarne and Vicar of Stannington by Bishop Diocese of Winchester: Christine. The Benefice of Millbrook Bamburgh and Glendale Deanery: 15 SECOND SUNDAY BEFORE ADVENT Holy Cross Parish Church, Chatton Porvoo Communion: Estonian Evangelical Lutheran Church 19 Thursday * Diocese of Rochester Mechtild, beguine, mystic, 1280 Anglican Communion: Diocese of Sambalpur (N India) Bp Pinuel Dip The Church of Ceylon Diocese of Dunkwa-on-Ofin (W Africa) (Extra-Provincial to the Abp of Canterbury) Bp Edmund Ahmoah Diocese of Winchester: Diocese of Durgapur (N India) The Benefice of Bitterne Park Bp Sameer Isaac Khimla Bamburgh and Glendale Deanery: Diocese of Winchester: Benefice of Chatton with Chillingham, The Benefice of Portswood Eglingham, South Charlton and Ingram: Bamburgh and Glendale Deanery: Vicar: vacant St Peter’s Parish Church, Chillingham Praying for Unity 16 Monday For ecumenical Advent and Christmas events being planned across our region. Margaret, queen of Scotland, philanthropist, reformer of the Church, 1093 Edmund Rich of Abingdon, archbishop of Canterbury, 1740 Diocese of Sabongidda-Ora (Nigeria) Bp Augustine Ohilebo * Please see the note about St Hilda’s Day at the Diocese of Dublin & Glendalough (Ireland) end of this Prayer Diary Abp Michael Jackson 20 Friday 24 Tuesday Edmund, king of the East Angles, martyr, 870 Diocese of Sao Paulo (Brazil) Priscilla Lydia Sellon, a restorer of the religious life Bp Francisco Cezar Fernandes in the Church of England, 1876 Diocese of East Carolina (USA) Diocese of San Diego (USA) Bp Robert Skirving Bp Katharine Jefferts Schori Diocese of Winchester: Diocese of Durham Bp Paul Butler The Benefice of Southampton St Mary Extra Diocese of Winchester: Bamburgh and Glendale Deanery: The Benefice of Shirley Parish Church of St Gregory the Great, Bamburgh and Glendale Deanery: Kirknewton St Maurice’s Parish Church, Eglingham 25 Wednesday 21 Saturday Catherine of Alexandria, martyr, 4th cent. Diocese of San Joaquin (USA) Bp David Rice Isaac Watts, hymn writer, 1748 Diocese of Dutse (Nigeria) Diocese of Sapele (Nigeria) Bp MarkusYohanna Danbinta Bp Blessing Erifeta Diocese of Kyoto (Japan) Bp Stephen Kochi Diocese of East Kerala (S India) Diocese of Winchester: Bp V S Francis The Benefice of Sholing Diocese of Winchester: Bamburgh and Glendale Deanery: The Benefice of Southampton St Mary Holy Trinity Parish Church, Old Bewick Bamburgh and Glendale Deanery: Parish Church of St Mary and St Michael, 22 CHRIST THE KING Doddington Porvoo Communion: Diocese of St Edmundsbury and Ipswich 26 Thursday Diocese of Aberdeen and Orkney (Scottish Diocese of Saskatchewan (Canada) Episcopal Church) Bp Michael Hawkins Anglican Communion: Diocese of East Ruwenzori (Uganda) The Church of Bermuda (Extra-Provincial to Bp George Turyasingura the Abp of Canterbury) Bp Nicholas Dill Diocese of East Tennessee (USA) Diocese of Winchester: Bp Brian Cole The Benefice of Southampton St Barnabas Diocese of Winchester: Bamburgh and Glendale Deanery: The Benefice of Southampton St Michael the Benefice of Doddington, Ilderton, Archangel Kirknewton and Wooler: Bamburgh and Glendale Deanery: Vicar: Suzanne Cook St Michael’s Parish Church, Ilderton Assistant Curate: Judith Dobson Praying for Unity: For all official LEPs (Local Ecumenical 23 Monday Partnerships) across our region. Clement, bishop of Rome, martyr, c.100 Columbanus, abbot, 615 [CNS] 27 Friday
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