Diocesan Newsletter September 2019

Diocese Eilean Fhianain of Argyll and The Isles

You may have heard that a mediaeval bronze bell which is attributed (possibly anachronistically ) to Saint Finnan has been stolen from an island of the above name in Loch Shiel near Acharacle. The Island is of great historical interest because it contains a churchyard where the Roman Catholics of Moidart and the Presbyterian people from the Sunart side were traditionally buried. Slap bang in the middle is the ruins of a chapel which is dedicated to Saint Finnan and was latterly used as an Episcopal Church by Maighstir Alasdair, an Episcopal priest of the 17th century who was the father of the famous Jacobite poet Alasdair Mac Mhaighstir Alasdair. Maighstir Alasdair senior is alleged to have walked the 30 or so miles from Kilchoan fairly regularly to sail to the island to celebrate the Holy Mysteries . The island itself and the bell belong to a certain Colin Corlett who gave the bell in to the care of the Moidart Historical Group who, in order to secure it, attached the bell to a chain where it had sat unchained on the altar for many years.This presumably drew someone’s attention to the value of the object. There are numerous visits to the island both by canoeists and by the general public. The Bell is supposed to have a “buidcheas “ or Number 109 maledictory prayer on it which threatens death to anyone who removes it. It is alleged that the last person who stole the bell was a Hanoverian soldier who barely got to Glenfinnan with it before he dropped dead! Scottish Charity SC005375 UPDATE: Still no news on the bell’s whereabouts. Diocesan Lay Training Diocesan Retreat Isles,Millport. The of Cathedral Spirit, the Holy of College 28 Retreat Argyll TheDiocesan Isles and Contact detailsContact as above. are fascinatingin touch with Brett. be Ros do Chris day, and not who lay are If others, leaders, would in bethis interested attending attend. ning to helpful would beIt if very plan- are us let whether Lay you Leaderscould know 9.30asWe will usual.coffee andteaat beginwith the Details nearer time.be circulated will Thanksgiving Prayers. Prayers & Reserved Sacrament Exploring the theology theof Eucharistic “ The topicis: at John 3.30pm,9.30am inNarthex St to the FridayOctober, Leadership Lay on 11th TheDay will place next take 2019 Friday 11thOctober LAY DIOCESAN LEADERSHIPDAY furtherFor information email [email protected] Thurs 31 willThe 28 Retreat run 4pm Monday from on experience. thetime spend of Weplanto part insilence. contributeThere willparticipantsfor their be insights opportunitiesown from to Draw nearDraw with faith: th -

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Rededicating News and Events fromaround Diocese the Christ Church Lochgilphead

Christ Church, Lochgilphead is resplendent with the newly restored Victorian stencil-work in the sanctuary and chancel, and with the nave a radiant gold. It can never have looked so good! Our Romanian restorers, Titus and Tatiana Canache (some will know Tatiana from the icon painting courses she has led on Cumbrae) informed us that the custom there is for newly restored churches to be re-hallowed. Taking their advice, we invited Bp Kevin to come and celebrate with us.

The day was glorious. We started by the grave of Bishop Ewing, who lies buried with his wife in our churchyard, giving thanks for his ministry in rebuilding the Diocese, and building up Christ Church.

We processed singing Psalm 122 to the main door, and after blessing it, Bishop Kevin entered and blessed the font, sprinkling the people and the interior of the Church.

Bishop Kevin abandoned his sermon, to speak from the heart. He reminded us of the symbol of the wedding-ring, and unending sign of limitless love; saying that like the marriage-band, the church stands for remembrance of the past, celebration of the present, and hope for the future. Indeed, the day felt like the Renewal of Marriage Vows, a thanksgiving, a joy in life, and a recommitment to the future.

Truly blessed in Christ!

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Diocesan Dates for your Diary Friday, 11th Oct 2019: Lay Leadership Day, St John’s Cathedral, Oban, 9.30am -3.30pm Monday 28th – Thurs 31st Oct 2019: Diocesan Retreat, Cathedral of the Isles, Millport Tuesday 3rd March 2020: Diocesan Conference, Dunstaffnage Wednesday 4th March 2020: Diocesan Synod, Dunstaffnage

Isle of Lewis ~ Stornaway & Eoropaidh are looking forward to welcoming The Rev’d Canon Peter Moger & Heather, as Peter is licensed in St Peter’s On November 1st. We pray for Peter & Heather as they prepare to join us in the Diocese.

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