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Pobl Dewi March 2014.Indd www.stdavidsdiocese.org.uk www.facebook.com/pobl.dewi http://twitter.com/PoblDewi Mawrth/March 2014 Women bishops: “Nothing must be lost” Meetings across the diocese have sent a clear message to the bishops as they draw up a Code of Practice to cater for those who, in conscience, cannot accept the principle of female headship HE Governing Body voted in September to allow the believed calling – “a gift from ordination of women as bishops one year on. And the God” – was more important and present Bench was required to bring forward “without feared creating a Church within T a Church. “We are a family,” she delay” a Code of Practice which would govern how opponents of said. “We have to live together or the measure could be accommodated. we will die together.” The Vicar of Tregaron, Canon as the one appointed in 1996 when Rhoda Healey said that if Philip Wyn Davies, set out his stall women were first ordained into the priests were there to represent at the opening meeting in Aber- priesthood. the Bishop at the Eucharist, there aeron: “It must be acceptable to Elizabeth Arnold-Davies, a was no logical sense to oppos- have reservations about women’s Reader in the United Parish of ing women bishops, when women sacramental ministry, at least until Lampeter, pointed to the Provin- already administered sacraments, the Anglican Communion as a cial Episcopal Visitor scheme in as priests. whole has taken a position,” he England, which seemed to work But Revd Stephen Edwards said. “There is no evidence that well. “We have to find acceptable (Priest-in-Charge, Llanilar) had a women [bishops] will bring anyone provision for all,” she said. “We stark message: “You either have into the Church and we can’t afford have no right to deny people access to take your conscience and go,” to throw anyone out. Nothing must to Christian worship in church.” Elizabeth Arnold-Davies he said, “or deny your conscience. be lost.” Another concern was the time- If you want priests with no But how? The most frequent scale. Would the Code be in place this was essential. And to what Others, though, did not believe conscience, then pity the Church.” suggestion was the re-introduc- before the first consecration? degree would whatever the bishops gender was an issue. Carol Grif- tion of an assistant bishop, such Fenella Strange (Cwmann) believed come up with be open to debate? fiths (St Tysilio’s, Llandysiliogogo) Following in St David’s footsteps Bishop Wyn has embarked on a three-year journey to visit every parish January storms and every church in the diocese IS purpose, he told Pobl HDewi, is to witness “all the good things in discipleship that are happening in every part of the diocese.” And, as he makes his way, he’ll have one eye looking forward, the other looking back. “I am always humbled by the awareness of the ministry and service our churches represent, and Marcus Zipperlen considers storms, floods, climate have represented from the days of their founders – some ancient, change and judgement some less so – to the present,” he J-D Laurence is impressed with the Aberystwyth says. “I feel I am indeed treading where the saints have trod.” community’s response But he stresses his tour is not See page 6 Continued on page 17 All the best parties end up in the kitchen! FOCUS ON FAMILY LIFE UNDER PRESSURE – Pages 10, 11, 12 Am ddim Free 2 Pobl Dewi, March 2014 A shop window 10 years of Pobl Dewi for the diocese Issue 1 winter 2003 Tessa Briggs, Managing Editor of Pobl Dewi, thanks all contributors on behalf of the Communications Team and explains a little more about the paper’s production process Lead Article to follow on Nov 20th uefu web k dfv n;xioh kdjfi sern visd vies nvd sivh sifv na ms OBL DEWI (PD) is produced often written at the last minute, as Toj fise rnvisd viesnv dsivhs ifvnam snfeiuhbv fd nvjn vieyf nfei uhbv fd nv jnvi eyfe fnsd vnu ef uw ebk dfv n;xioh kdjfi dkjfsdfdkfPobl dfdks fdjf efns dvnuefu webkdfvn; xioh k djfi er nvis dvDewi ies nvd sivhs ifvn ue fuw.fuw ebkd fvn;xi fd nv jnv sernv isd vies nvds iv hsifvna msnfeiuhbv fdn vjn viey fe fn ieyf efns dvn uefu web k dfv n;xioh kdjfi sern visd vies nvd by the Diocesan Communi- we do try to ensure that the front sdv nuef uw ebkdfvn; xioh k djf iser n visd vie snvd sivhsif sivh sifv na ms nfei uhbv fd nv jnvi eyfe fnsd vnu ef uw ebk P vn amsnfeiuhbv fdn vjnv ie yfe fnsd vnue fu web kdfvn;xioh dfv n;xioh kdjfi er nvis dv ies nvd sivhs ifvn ue fuw.fuw ebkd kdjf ise rnvi s dvi esn vdsi vhsMenter ifvna iesEsgoboeth nvd sivhs ifvn Tyddewi fvn;xi. An fd nvinitiative jnv ieyf efns of dvnthe uefu Diocese web k dfv of n;xiohSt Davids kdjfi Rhif 5 – Rhagfyr 2004 Number 5 – DECEMBER 2004 cations Team, of which the much page news is as current as it can amsnfeiu hbv fd nvjnvi eyf efn sdv n ue fuw ebkdfvn;xioh sern visd vies nvd sivh sifv na ms nfei uhbv fd nv jnvi eyfe kdjfisernv is dvie snvd si vh sifv nam snf eiuhbv fd nvj nvie fnsd vnfuw ebkd fvn;xi fd nv jnv ieyf efns dvn uefu web k yfefn sdvnuef uwe bk dfv nvj nvie yfefn sdvnuef uwe bknvj dfv n;xioh kdjfi sern visd vies nvd sivh sifv na ms nfei uhbv smaller editorial team is a sub- be. The development of digital nvie yfefn sdvnuef uwe bk dfv sdvnuef uwe bknvjsdvnuef fd nv jnvi eyfe fnsd vnu ef uw ebk dfv n;xioh kdjfi er nvis dv uwe bknvj rnvi s dvi esn. ies nvd sivhs ifvn ue fuw.u ef uw ebk dfv n;xioh kdjfi er nvis Ixioh v kdj fis e rnvisd vies nvds ivhsi fv na msnfei uhbv fd dv ies nvd sivhs ifvn ue fuw.nvjn vieyfe fnsd vnuefuwebk dfv committee. The stated aims of PD, cameras has improved the quality nvjn vieyfe fnsd vnuefuwebk dfv n ;xioh kd jfisern vis dvie n ;xioh kd jfisern vis dvie snvd ef ns dvnu efuw ebkd fvn;xi which we always bear in mind, are of photographs we receive beyond Cansnvd ef ns dvnu efuw ebkd fvn;xi fd nv jnv ieyfPay efns dvn fd nv jnv ieyf efns dvn - Will Pay! (a) to be a shop window for the all recognition, which, in turn, has HAT’S THE MESSAGE the Bishop wants to hear as a result Tof Croeso,the Archdeaconry roadshows whichPobl have now beenDewi com- Contents pleted. Thiselcome new toinitiative Pobl Dewi, involved the new publication getting forall Stthe TreasurersThere will be four issues each year. Three of them will be diocese, (b) to facilitate discussion enhanced the appearance of the and Secretaries,David’s togetherDiocese. This with edition Wardens, has been putfrom together every by parishrelated to to Advent, Lent and Harvest. The fourth will be a Page 2 Wwww.stdavidsdiocese.org.uk www.facebook.com/pobl.dewi http://twitter.com/PoblDewi hear presentationsthe Diocesan Communications from the Diocesan Team, who Secretary, hope that it willChairmanSummer of Edition which we hope will have a slightly different • Anglican ComunionMawrth/March 2014 soon have a valued place in the life of our Diocese. We want ethos and be of interest especially to the many visitors to our of important issues in church and printed copy. the Diocesan Board of Finance, and Chairman of the Provincial • Compass Rose Society visit Pobl Dewi to both reflect church life and resource it. We churches during the Summer period. The final copy date for • Family centre Churcheswant Committee, to provide a way about of helping the financial us to keep challengesin touch and of the theyears next edition is February 23. The Communications Team society, (c) to disseminate good We have recently set up a ahead.feel The connected meetings both were within planned the Diocese to andspell with out theHow the wider implications hasthe a wider remitbanner than Pobl Dewi, and has once it is up evolvedand Page 3 of the church.Rowe ObviouslyBeddoe it’sReview’s quite difficult proposals, to embark ifon implemented.a project running All our hope is to hand it over to an editorial group • Go on ask him for something this like this from a standing start and Pobl Dewi should begin who will be responsible for producing it. If you have skills or Christmas practice, and (d) to encourage dioc- ‘PD Extra’ page on the diocesan the meetingsto develop were a life wellof its own.attended, It will best and do a that video if you was send made us ofenthusiasms the in this area do let us know. If you have not latest, at Fishguard Church Hall, for those parishes which would • A light to lighten the nations your views about it, and your contributions to it. received this edition on Advent Sunday please let us know. • Profi’r plygain yn esgobaeth Tyddewi esan identity and fellowship. website, where you will find addi- like to giveThere the will iss beues one a section wider in Church the paper airing. each edition The climaxfor ofThe each success of the venture depends very much on swift meetinglocal was snippets the Bishop’s which you address.can simply send to us. If you have distribution and we want to identify problem links as soon Page 4 an interesting idea for an article let us know about it first so as possible.
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