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Diocese of Newcastle Prayer Diary April 2019 Diocese of Newcastle Prayer Diary April 2019 1 Monday 4 Thursday Diocese of Mbeere (Kenya) Diocese of Medak (South India) Bp Moses Masamba Nthukah Bp A C Solomon Raj Diocese of Wellington (Aotearoa NZ & Diocese of West Lango (Uganda) Polynesia) Bps Justin Duckworth and Eleanor Bp Alfred Acur Okodi Sanderson Diocese of Botswana: Diocese of Idah (Nigeria) Bp Joseph Musa St Barnabas’ Church, Old Naledi (served by Diocese of Botswana: the Cathedral of the Holy Cross) Metlhe Beleme, Diocesan Bishop Corbridge Deanery: Corbridge Deanery: Benefice of Blanchland with Hunstanworth Area Dean: Lesley Chapman and Edmundbyers and Muggleswick (in the Louise Taylor-Kenyon will be licensed as Priest-in- Moorland Group of Parishes) Charge of Bamburgh, Belford and Lucker, and Area Vicar: Helen Savage Dean of Bamburgh and Glendale Deanery by Praying for Unity: Bishop Mark this evening. Pray for everyone For all Local Ecumenical Projects in the gathering to welcome Louise to the diocese. Diocese 2 Tuesday 5 Friday Diocese of Mbhashe (Southern Africa) Diocese of Melbourne (Australia) Bp Elliot Williams Abp Philip Freier, Bps Paul Barker, Diocese of Wernyol (South Sudan) Kate Prowd and Genieve Blackwell Bp Gabriel Kuol Garang Diocese of West Missouri (ECUSA) Diocese of Botswana: Bp Martin Field Theo Naledi, retired Bishop Diocese of Botswana: Corbridge Deanery: Parish of Francistown: Ven Raymond Salumu Lay Chair: Mick Greves (Archdeacon - North), Fr George Callander, Fr Samuel Moraloki and 3 Wednesday Fr Bakang Banks Lesetedi Diocese of Meath & Kildare (Ireland) Corbridge Deanery: Bp Patricia Storey St Mary’s Parish Church, Blanchland Diocese of West Ankole (Uganda) 6 Saturday Bp Johnson Twinomujuni Diocese of West Buganda (Uganda) Diocese of Meru (Kenya) Bp Henry Katumba-Tamale Bp Charles Mwendwa Diocese of West Malaysia (S E Asia) Diocese of Botswana: Abp Ng Moon Hing, Bps Charles Samuel and Cathedral of the Holy Cross: Celestino Chishimba, Dean and Archdeacon Jayson Selvaraj (Cathedral) and Fr Octavius Bolelang Diocese of Idaho (ECUSA) Bp Brian Thom Diocese of Botswana: Corbridge Deanery: Parish of Francistown: St Patrick’s Church Secretary: Robert Peers and St Carantoc’s Church Finance Officer: Mick Greves Corbridge Deanery: St James’ Church, Hunstanworth 7 FIFTH SUNDAY OF LENT 10 Wednesday Passiontide begins William Law, priest, spiritual writer, 1761 Porvoo Communion: William of Ockham, friar, philosopher, teacher of Diocese of Uppsala (Church of Sweden) the faith, 1347 Diocese of Llandaff (Wales) Diocese of Milwaukee (ECUSA) Anglican Communion: The Church of Ireland: Bp Steven Miller Abp Richard Clarke, Primate Diocese of West Virginia (ECUSA) Diocese of Botswana: Bp William Michie Klusmeyer St Stephen’s, Tonota, St Alban’s, Moroka, All Diocese of Western Izon (Nigeria) Saints’ Matsiloje and St Paul’s Tati Siding (all Bp Edafe Emamezi served by the Parish of Francistown) Diocese of Botswana: Corbridge Deanery: St Peter’s, Mmadinare (outstation of St St Edmund’s Parish Church, Edmundbyers Andrew’s, Selebe Phikwe) Pray today for Ben Doolan, Resource Church Corbridge Deanery: Leader, who is also to be licensed as Master of the Benefice of Bywell with Stocksfield Church of St Thomas the Martyr in Newcastle by Priest-in-Charge: Pat Moran Bishop Christine this afternoon. Pray for the Readers: Robert Peers and Philippa Harpin church’s congregation and for all involved in the planning and development of the Resource 11 Thursday Church. George Augustus Selwyn, first bishop of New Zealand, 1878 Monday 8 Diocese of Minna (Nigeria) Diocese of Mexico Bp Carlos Touche-Porter Bp Daniel Abu Yisa Diocese of West Tennessee (ECUSA) Diocese of Western Kansas (ECUSA) Bp Don Johnson Bp Michael Milliken Diocese of Ideato (Nigeria) Diocese of Botswana: Abp Caleb Maduoma St Augustine’s Theological School: Diocese of Botswana: Canon James Amanze Christ the King, St John’s, Makaleng and Corbridge Deanery: Sowa Town (served by the Parish of St Peter’s Parish Church, Bywell Francistown) Praying for Unity: Corbridge Deanery: For the regional Ecumenical Officers All Saints’ Church, Muggleswick 9 Tuesday 12 Friday Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Lutheran pastor, martyr, 1945 Aldwin, first prior of Durham, 1087 [CNS] Diocese of Michigan (ECUSA) Diocese of Minnesota (ECUSA) Bp Wendell Gibbs Bp Brian Prior Diocese of West Texas (ECUSA) Diocese of Western Kowloon (Hong Kong) Bp David Reid and Jennifer Brooke-Davidson Bp Andrew Chan Diocese of Botswana: Diocese of Idoani (Nigeria) Parish of St Andrew, Selebi Phikwe: Bp Ezekiel Dahunsi Fr Sefularo Mogopodi Diocese of Botswana: Corbridge Deanery: Parish of St Augustine, Serowe: Ven Moreri St Matthew’s Church, Waskerley Leteemane (Archdeacon – Central) and Fr Ford Godiraone Gaogane Corbridge Deanery: St John’s Church, Stocksfield This Prayer Diary can be downloaded each month from the Newcastle diocesan website: www.newcastle.anglican.org/prayerdiary 13 Saturday 16 TUESDAY OF HOLY WEEK Diocese of Mishamikoweesh (Canada) Isabella Gilmore, deaconess, 1923 Bps Lydia Mamakwa and Isaiah Larry Beardy Diocese of Missouri (ECUSA) Diocese of Western Louisiana (ECUSA) Bp Wayne Smith Bp Jacob W Owensby Diocese of Western Mexico Diocese of Ifo (Nigeria) Bp Ricardo Joel Gómez Osnaya Bp Olubunmi A Akinlade Diocese of Botswana: Diocese of Ife East (Nigeria) Parish of St Mary Magdalene, Palapye: Bp Oluseyi Oyelade Fr George Moshapa Diocese of Botswana: Corbridge Deanery: Parish of St James the Great, Mahalapye: Benefice of Healey St John (in the Moorland Fr Kealeboga Lekoba Group of Parishes) Corbridge Deanery: Vicar: Helen Savage Benefice of Corbridge St Andrew with Halton and Newton Hall 17 WEDNESDAY OF HOLY WEEK Vicar: David Kennedy Diocese of Mityana (Uganda) Reader: Linda Hunter Bp Stephen Kaziimba Corbridge C of E First School Diocese of Western Michigan (ECUSA) Bp Whayne Hougland 14 PALM SUNDAY Diocese of Western New York (ECUSA) Porvoo Communion: Bp William Franklin Diocese of Derby Diocese of Botswana: Diocese of Clogher (Ireland) Parishes of St Michael and All Angels, Diocese of Aalborg (Evangelical Lutheran Broadhurst: Fr Jooste Motshwane and Church in Denmark) Fr Bonny Bashe Anglican Communion: The Episcopal Church Corbridge Deanery: in Jerusalem & The Middle East Benefice of Heddon-on-the-Wall St Andrew Abp Suheil Dawani House-for-Duty Priest: Audrey McCartan Diocese of Botswana: Heddon-on-the-Wall C of E First School St Joseph, Shoshong, St Ignatius of Loyola, Machaneng (served by St James the Great, 18 MAUNDY THURSDAY Mahalapye) and St Cyprian, Seleka (served by Diocese of Mombasa (Kenya) St Mary Magdalene, Palapye: Fr George Bp Alfonce Mwaro Baya Moshapa) Diocese of Western Newfoundland (Canada) Corbridge Deanery: Bp John Organ St Andrew’s Parish Church, Corbridge Diocese of Western North Carolina (ECUSA) é 15 MONDAY OF HOLY WEEK Bp Jos Antonio McLoughlin Diocese of Botswana: Diocese of Mississippi (ECUSA) St Matthew’s, Mochudi (served by the Parish Bp Brian Seage of St Michael and All Angels) Diocese of Western Massachusetts (ECUSA) Bp Douglas Fisher Corbridge Deanery: Diocese of Ifo (Nigeria) Benefice of Mickley St George: Bp Nathaniel Oladejo Ogundipe Priest-in-Charge: Pat Moran Reader: James Standish Diocese of Botswana: Parishes of St Mark, Lobatse: Fr Botshabelo Praying for Unity: Beleme and Fr Solomon Diphoko For all those inspiring and leading ecumenical initiatives in local communities in this Holy Corbridge Deanery: Week St Oswald’s Church, Halton Pray for all gathering at the Cathedral this morning for the Chrism Mass and Renewal of Vows for Ministry. 19 GOOD FRIDAY 22 MONDAY OF EASTER WEEK Diocese of Monmouth (Wales) Diocese of Montreal (Canada) Bp Richard Pain Bp Mary Irwin-Gibson Diocese of Western Tanganyika (Tanzania) Diocese of Willochra (Australia) Bp Sadock Makaya Bp John Stead Diocese of Igbomina (Nigeria) Diocese of Ijebu (Nigeria) Bp Emmanuel Adekola Bp Ezekiel Awosoga Diocese of Botswana: Diocese of Ijebu-North (Nigeria) Parish of St Paul, Molepolole: Bp SolomonKuponu Fr Mooketsi Mokgatlhe, Fr Aaron Mhiko, Diocese of Botswana: Fr Western Medupe and Fr Olebile James Parishes of Holy Trinity, Mmankgodi, St Galebotswe Matthew Thamaga and St Mark Moshupa: Corbridge Deanery: Fr Isaac Mupfumi Benefice of Ovingham and Wylam: Corbridge Deanery: Ovingham St Mary Benefice of Riding Mill St James Priest-in-Charge: Tom Birch Priest-in-Charge: Lesley Chapman Reader: Georgina Harper Readers: Dorothy Dryden and Peter Ryder Ovingham C of E First School Broomhaugh C of E First School, Riding Mill 20 EASTER EVE 23 TUESDAY OF EASTER WEEK Diocese of Montana (ECUSA) Diocese of Moosonee (Canada) Bp C Franklin Brookhart Bp Thomas Corston Diocese of Wiawso (West Africa) Diocese of Winchester Bps Tim Dakin and Bp Abraham Kobina Ackah David Williams Diocese of Igomina-West (Nigeria) Diocese of Botswana: Bp Olajide Adebayo Parish of St Peter, Mogoditshane: Diocese of Botswana: Fr Ezekiel Nthokwa St Thomas’, Letlhakeng (served by the Parish Corbridge Deanery: of St Paul, Molepolole) Benefice of Shotley (in the Moorland Group Corbridge Deanery: of Parishes) Parish Church of Wylam St Oswin House-for-Duty Priest: Geoff Purcell Smith Reader: Alec Ryrie 21 EASTER DAY Porvoo Communion: 24 WEDNESDAY OF EASTER WEEK Diocese of Blackburn Diocese of Moray, Ross & Caithness Diocese of Brechin (Scottish Episcopal Church) (Scotland) Most Revd Mark Strange The Lutheran Church in Great Britain Diocese of Windward Islands (West Indies) Anglican Communion: Bp C Leopold Friday Pray
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