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Peterborough Cathedral Prayer Calendar April 2021 Peterborough Cathedral Prayer Calendar April 2021 Canon: Rowan Williams, Precentor Thursday Lay Canon: Maria Steele 1 The various Cathedral congregations and the Community Forum MAUNDY THURSDAY Diocese: Northampton Holy Trinity and St Paul Vicar: Anthony McGowan Assistant Priests: Alan March, Greg Shaw World Church: The Diocese of Bath & Wells (England) Canon: Sarah Brown, Missioner Friday Canon Emeritus: Peter Garlick 2 Lay Canon: Phil Rolfe GOOD Residents and tenants of the Precincts FRIDAY Diocese: Northampton St Alban the Martyr Vicar: Judy Evans Readers: Liz Roache, Lesley Gossage World Church: The Diocese of Bathurst (Australia) Canon: Tim Alban Jones, Vice Dean, Bishop’s Chaplain Saturday Canon Emeritus: Paul Rose 3 Lay Canon: Jackie Matthews EASTER The Garden House staff, volunteers and service users EVE Diocese: Seoul Diocese: Nupsung and Choji Churches The Revds Silverio Noh, Micha Jeon World Church: The Diocese of Bauchi (Nigeria) Sunday Canon Residentiary: Ian Black 4 Canon Emeritus: David Wiseman Lay Canon: Mark Constant EASTER DAY Cathedral Music Department staff and volunteers Diocese: Deanery of Greater Northampton Rural Dean: Canon Bev Hollins Lay Chair: Sue Cross Porvoo Churches: Uppsala, Llandaff World Church: Pray for the peace of Jerusalem Peterborough Cathedral Prayer Calendar April 2021 Monday College of Canons: Ven. Richard Ormston 5 Canon Emeritus: Jim Mynors Lay Canon: Mary Hanna The Cathedral Choir: lay clerks, choral scholars, choristers and their families The Cathedral Youth Choir Diocese: The workplace: all who provide accountancy, consultancy and legal services World Church: The Diocese of Belize (West Indies) Tuesday College of Canons: Gordon Steele 6 Canon Emeritus: John Willett Lay Canon: Andrew Roberts Staff, students and governors of the King’s (The Cathedral) School Diocese: Northampton St Benedict Vicar: vacant World Church: The Diocese of Bendigo (Australia) College of Canons: +John Brixworth Wednesday Canon Emeritus: David Evans 7 Lay Canon: Pete White The Cathedral Vergers Diocese: Northampton St Giles Vicar: Steve Kelly Curate: Ali Wagner Associate Ministers: Maggie Kelly, Nicola Aylett, James Howson World Church: The Diocese of Benin (Nigeria) Thursday College of Canons: Jane Baxter 8 Canon Emeritus: +Paul Barber Lay Canon: Andrew Presland Cathedral servers, readers, intercessors and all who contribute to worship Diocese: Clergy and ministers whose churches are still closed for public worship World Church: The Diocese of Bentiu (South Sudan) Peterborough Cathedral Prayer Calendar April 2021 Friday College of Canons: Steve Benoy, Helen Cameron (Ecumenical) 9 Canon Emeritus: Peter Woodward Lay Canon: Richard Tapp Cathedral security staff Diocese: All whose mental health has been affected by the pandemic World Church: The Diocese of Bermuda Saturday College of Canons: Adrian Holdstock 10 Canons Emeritus: Mostyn Davies, Bill Croft Lay Canon: Miranda Robinson The Cathedral Development Trust and fundraising activities Diocese: Diocese of Seoul: Nae-Ri and Heungwan-Ri Churches The Revds John Byun, Solomon Lee World Church: The Diocese of Bethlehem, Maryland (The Episcopal Church) Sunday College of Canons: Richard Stainer 11 Canon Emeritus: Roger Knight Lay Canon: Vyv Wainwright The Friends of Peterborough Cathedral, the Company of St Peter, Hastings Trust: all our generous individual donors and benefactors Diocese: Deanery of Greater Northampton Rural Dean: Canon Bev Hollins Lay Chair: Sue Cross Porvoo Churches: Derby, Clogher, Aalborg World Church: The Church of the Province of the Indian Ocean Monday College of Canons: Beverley Hollins 12 Canon Emeritus: William Kentigern-Fox Lay Canon Emeritus: Richard Pestell Cathedral Financial Officer, accounts and finance staff Diocese: The workplace: all who design buildings, roads and towns World Church: The Diocese of Bhopal (North India) Peterborough Cathedral Prayer Calendar April 2021 Tuesday College of Canons: Philip Davies 13 Canon Emeritus: Timothy Partridge Lay Canon Emeritus: Brian Long Administrative staff and volunteers in the Cathedral Office Diocese: Northampton St Mary the Virgin Vicar: vacant World Church: The Diocese of Bida (Nigeria) Wednesday College of Canons: Jane Butler 14 Canons Emeritus: John Roberts, Tony Lynett Lay Canon Emerita: Elizabeth Knight Staff in the Cathedral Events, Operations and Diary team Diocese: Northampton St Matthew Vicar: Canon Nicholas Setterfield World Church: The Diocese of Biharamulo (Tanzania) Thursday College of Canons: Miranda Hayes 15 Canon Emeritus: John Knight Lay Canon Emeritus : Julian Limentani Communications, Marketing and IT staff Diocese: The Church’s ministry among Deaf and hearing-impaired people World Church: The Diocese of Birmingham (England) Friday College of Canons: Nicholas Gandy OGS 16 Canon Emeritus: Philip Spence Lay Canon Emerita : Liz Holdsworth Cathedral Education and Schools work Diocese: Diocesan Safeguarding Team Bev Huff and Samantha Jackson World Church: The Diocese of Blackburn (England) Peterborough Cathedral Prayer Calendar April 2021 Saturday College of Canons: Stephen Webster 17 Canon Emeritus: Brian Lee Lay Canon Emeritus: Clive Morton (Ecumenical) Cathedral Welcomers and the Guild of Stewards Diocese: The Archdeacons and their PAs World Church: The Diocese of Bo (West Africa) Sunday College of Canons: Nicholas Setterfield 18 Canon Emeritus: John Short Lay Canon Emeritus: Christopher Gower Cathedral Guides, all involved in organising tours and visits Diocese: Deanery of Greater Northampton Rural Dean: Canon Bev Hollins Lay Chair: Sue Cross Porvoo Churches: Brechin, The Lutheran Church in the UK World Church: The Church of Ireland Monday College of Canons: Charlie Nobbs 19 Canons Emeritus: George Burgon, Bruce Ruddock All our cathedral volunteers Ed Bailey, volunteer coordinator Diocese: The workplace: all who design and create new products World Church: The Diocese of Boga (Congo) Tuesday College of Canons: Brian Withington 20 Canons Emeritus: Peter Gompertz, Jonathan Baker Honorary chaplains at the cathedral Diocese: Weston Favell St Peter Rector designate: Canon Bev Hollins Assistant Priest: Canon Michael Webber Curate: Matthew Smith World Church: The Diocese of Bolivia (South America) Peterborough Cathedral Prayer Calendar April 2021 Wednesday College of Canons: Steve Kelly 21 Canons Emeritus: Julian Bowers, Miles Baker Clergy who assist with weekday services in the cathedral Diocese: Wootton St George the Martyr Rector: Lakshmi Jeffreys Readers: Gail Smith, Doug Beedie World Church: The Diocese of Bondo (Kenya) Thursday College of Canons: Neil Clarke 22 Canons Emeritus: +John Flack, Michael Webber Leaders of children’s and young people’s work at the cathedral Diocese: Launde Abbey Diocesan Retreat House Warden: David Newman and team World Church: The Diocese of Bor (South Sudan) College of Canons: Steve Prior Friday Canon Emerita: Karen Jongman 23 The Cathedral Safeguarding Group Diocese: Seoul Diocese: Samheung-Ri and Seokpo-Ri Churches The Revds Ambrose Sung, James Cho World Church: The Diocese of Botswana (Central Africa) Saturday College of Canons: Rob Bewley 24 Canon Emeritus: Grant Brockhouse, George Rogers The Cathedral pastoral visitors and prayer support team Diocese: Diocesan Strategy for Major Emergencies All clergy and laity who hold roles of particular responsibility in responding to major events World Church: The Diocese of Brandon (Canada) Sunday College of Canons: John Westwood 25 Canons Emeritus: Derek Waller, Michael Bunker (Dean) Cathedral Flower Guild Diocese: Deanery of Greater Northampton Rural Dean: Canon Bev Hollins Lay Chair: Sue Cross World Church: The Nippon Sei Ko Kai (Japan) Peterborough Cathedral Prayer Calendar April 2021 Monday College of Canons: Mandy Cuthbertson 26 Canons Emeritus: Jonathan Kimber, Charles Taylor (Dean) Cathedral tower captain and bellringers Diocese: The workplace: all who face exploitation and unfair practices at work World Church: The Diocese of Brasília – Igreja Episcopal Anglicana do Brasil Tuesday College of Canons: Hannah Jeffery 27 Canon Emeritus: Lee Francis-Dehqani Cathedral gardeners and grounds staff Diocese: Those who have been drawn to explore faith through online worship World Church: The Diocese of Brazzaville – Province de L’Eglise Anglicane Du Congo Wednesday College of Canons: John Hall 28 Canon Emerita: Bridget Smith Cleaners of the Cathedral and Precincts Diocese: All those planning weddings as churches reopen World Church: The Diocese of Brechin – The Scottish Episcopal Church Thursday The Dean: Christopher Dalliston 29 Canon Emerita: Julie Hutchinson All those responsible for the care and maintenance of the Cathedral estates, property and fabric Diocese: All involved in discerning and supporting vocations World Church: The Diocese of Brisbane – The Anglican Church of Australia Friday Links between the cathedral and the diocese 30 All those who have been part of the cathedral community over the last 900+ years Diocese: Clergy whose plans for retirement or sabbatical were disrupted by the pandemic World Church: The Diocese of Bristol – The Church of England .
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