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Peterborough Cathedral Prayer Calendar September 2020 Peterborough Cathedral Prayer Calendar September 2020 Canon: Rowan Williams, Precentor Tuesday Canon Emeritus: Hilary Davidson 1 Lay Canon: Maria Steele The various Cathedral congregations and the Community Forum Diocese: Barnwell St Andrew with All Saints Hemington St Peter and St Paul Luddington in the Brook St Margaret; Lutton St Peter Polebrook All Saints; Thurning St James the Great Rector: Cathy Brazier World Church: Ondo (Nigeria) The Very Revd Stephen Oni Calabar (Nigeria) The Rt Revd Tunde Adeleye Kinshasa (Congo) The Rt Revd Achille Mutshindu Canon: Sarah Brown, Missioner Wednesday Canon Emeritus: Peter Garlick 2 Lay Canon: Phil Rolfe Residents and tenants of the Precincts Diocese: All who volunteer in their local communities and places of worship World Church: Ontario (Canada) The Rt Revd Michael Oulton Calcutta (North India) The Rt Revd Probal Kanto Dutta Thursday Canon: Tim Alban Jones, Vice Dean, Bishop’s Chaplain 3 Canon Emeritus: Paul Rose Lay Canon: Jackie Matthews The Garden House staff, volunteers and service users Diocese: Bulwick St Nicholas and Blatherwycke Holy Trinity; King’s Cliffe All Saints and St James; Laxton All Saints; Collyweston St Andrew; Easton on the Hill All Saints Priest in Charge: Canon Philip Davies Curate: Keir Dow Reader: David Teall World Church: Oqbomoso (Nigeria) The Rt Revd Titus Olayinka Caledonia (Canada) The Revd David T J Lehmann Calgary (Canada) The Most Revd Gregory Kerr-Wilson Peterborough Cathedral Prayer Calendar September 2020 Friday Canon Residentiary: Ian Black 4 Canon Emeritus: David Wiseman Lay Canon: Mark Constant Cathedral Music Department staff and volunteers Diocese: Board of Education Peter Cantley (Diocesan Director of Education) and staff supporting 103 church schools World Church: Oregon (The Episcopal Church) The Rt Revd Michael Hanley California (The Episcopal Church) The Rt Revd Marc Andrus Saturday 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: Seoul Diocese: Seoul Cathedral Dean: The Very Revd Joseph N Joo World Church: Orlu (Nigeria) The Most Revd Bennett Okoro Cameroon (West Africa) The Rt Revd Dibo Elango Kirinyaga (Kenya) The Rt Revd Joseph Kibichwa Sunday 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: Those being ordained priest in the Cathedral today World Church: Anglican Church of Southern Africa: The Most Revd Thabo Makgoba – Archbishop of Capetown The Porvoo Churches: Salisbury, St Asaph, Ribe Peterborough Cathedral Prayer Calendar September 2020 College of Canons: +John Brixworth Monday Canon Emeritus: David Evans 7 Lay Canon: Pete White The Cathedral Vergers Diocese: The workplace: All who work for charities and grant-making organisations World Church: Oru (Nigeria) The Rt Revd Geoffrey Chukwunenye Canberra & Goulburn (Australia) The Rt Revd Mark Short Tuesday 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: The Watersmete Benefice Vicar: Jane Tailby Assistant Priests: Peter Konig, Peter Morrell Readers: Jan Downey, Maureen Wood World Church: Osaka (Japan) The Rt Revd Andrew Haruhisa Iso Canterbury (England) The Most Revd and Rt Hon Justin Welby Wednesday College of Canons: Steve Benoy, Helen Cameron (Ecumenical) 9 Canon Emeritus: Peter Woodward Cathedral security staff Diocese: Oundle with Ashton St Peter; Benefield St Mary the Virgin; Glapthorn St Leonard Vicar: Canon Stephen Webster Assistant Curate: Mark Donnelly Readers: Alan McMurdo, Peter Taylor, Charles Wide and the extensive lay ministry team World Church: Osun (Nigeria) The Rt Revd James Popoola Cape Coast (West Africa) The Rt Revd Victor Atta-Baffoe Peterborough Cathedral Prayer Calendar September 2020 Thursday College of Canons: Bill Croft 10 Canon Emeritus: Mostyn Davies Lay Canon: Miranda Robinson The Cathedral Development Trust and fundraising activities Diocese: Clergy in new posts; all those involved in peer-mentoring groups World Church: Osun North (Nigeria) The Rt Revd Abiodun Olaoye Cape Town (Southern Africa) The Most Revd Thabo Makgoba Carlisle (England) The Rt Revd James Newcome Friday College of Canons: Richard Stainer 11 Canon Emeritus: Roger Knight The Friends of Peterborough Cathedral, the Company of St Peter, Hastings Trust: all our generous individual donors and benefactors Diocese: Seoul Diocese: Archdeacons The Revds James S Park, Dominic E Choi, Beregia C Jang, Paul S Goh, Moses S Joo World Church: Osun North East (Nigeria) The Rt Revd Ebenezer Okuyelu Cashel & Ossory (Ireland) The Rt Revd Michael Burrows Saturday College of Canons: Beverley Hollins 12 Canon Emeritus: William Kentigern-Fox Lay Canon Emeritus: Richard Pestell Cathedral Financial Officer, accounts and finance staff Diocese: Diocesan Synod meeting this morning. RAF Wittering for RAF military personnel serving at home or overseas, and for their families World Church: Ottawa (Canada) Vacant Central Buganda (Uganda) The Rt Revd Michael Lubowa Peterborough Cathedral Prayer Calendar September 2020 Sunday College of Canons: Philip Davies 13 Canon Emeritus: Timothy Partridge Lay Canon Emeritus: Brian Long Administrative staff and volunteers in the Cathedral Office Diocese: OUNDLE DEANERY Rural Dean: Canon Stephen Webster Lay Chairman: Peter Coatham World Church: Anglican Church of South America: The Most Revd Gregory Venables, Presiding Bishop and Bishop of Argentina The Porvoo Churches: Tuam Killala and Achonry, Bath and Wells Monday 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: The workplace: All who work in farming, forestry, fishing and who care for animals World Church: Otukpo (Nigeria) The Rt Revd David Bello Central Busoga (Uganda) The Rt Revd Patrick Wakula Kisangani (Congo) The Rt Revd Lambert Botolome Tuesday College of Canons: Miranda Hayes 15 Canon Emeritus: John Knight Lay Canon Emeritus : Julian Limentani Communications, Marketing and IT staff Diocese: Thrapston St James; Denford Holy Trinity; Islip St Nicholas Rector: Nolan Robson Lay Pastoral Minister: Lesley Baden Readers: Joy Farey-Wood, Adrian Waring World Church: Owerri (Nigeria) The Rt Revd Cyril Okorocha Central Ecuador (The Episcopal Church) The Rt Revd Victor Scantlebury Kita Kanto (Japan) The Rt Revd Zerubbabel Katsuichi Hirota Peterborough Cathedral Prayer Calendar September 2020 Wednesday College of Canons: Nicholas Gandy OGS 16 Canon Emeritus: Philip Spence Lay Canon Emerita : Liz Holdsworth Cathedral Education and Schools work Diocese: Seoul Diocese: Deahakro Church The Revds James S Park, Lucia H Kang World Church: Owo (Nigeria) The Rt Revd Stephen Fagbemi Central Florida (The Episcopal Church) The Rt Revd Gregory Brewer Thursday College of Canons: Stephen Webster 17 Canon Emeritus: Brian Lee Lay Canon Emeritus: Clive Moreton (Ecumenical) Cathedral Welcomers and the Guild of Stewards Diocese: Oundle School Senior Chaplain: Brian Cunningham Assistant Chaplain: Maria Coulter World Church: Oxford (England) The Rt Revd Steven Croft Central Gulf Coast (The Episcopal Church) The Rt Revd Russell Kendrick Central Melanesia (Melanesia) The Most Revd Leonard Dawea Friday 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: Warmington St Mary the Blessed Virgin; Tansor St Mary; Cotterstock St Andrew; Fotheringhay St Mary and All Saints; Southwick St Mary the Virgin Vicar: Donald McFadyen World Church: Oyo (Nigeria) The Rt Revd Williams Aladekugbe Central New York (The Episcopal Church) The Rt Revd DeDe Duncan-Probe Peterborough Cathedral Prayer Calendar September 2020 Saturday College of Canons: Charlie Nobbs 19 Canons Emeritus: George Burgon, Bruce Ruddock All our cathedral volunteers Ed Bailey, volunteer coordinator Diocese: Seoul Diocese: Diocesan administration General Secretary: The Revd John K Chang World Church: Pacong (South Sudan) The Rt Revd Joseph Atot Central Newfoundland (Canada) The Rt Revd John Watton Kitale (Kenya) The Rt Revd Stephen Kewasis Sunday College of Canons: Brian Withington 20 Canons Emeritus: Peter Gompertz, Jonathan Baker Honorary chaplains at the cathedral Diocese: RUTLAND DEANERY Rural Dean: Canon Jane Baxter Lay Chair: John Tomalin World Church: Episcopal Church of South Sudan: Most Revd Justin Arama, Archbishop of Juba The Porvoo Churches : Sheffield, Sodor and Man, Greenland Monday College of Canons: Steve Kelly 21 Canons Emeritus: Julian Bowers, Miles Baker Clergy who assist with weekday services in the cathedral Diocese: The workplace: All who work in or have been caught up in our criminal justice system World Church: Kiteto (Tanzania) The Rt Revd Isaiah Chambala Kitgum (Uganda) The Rt Revd Wilson Kitara Kitui (Kenya) The Rt Revd Josephat Mule Tuesday 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: The parishes and clergy of the Rutland Deanery World Church: Panama (Central America) The Rt Revd Julio Thompson Central Pennsylvania (The Episcopal Church) The Rt Revd Audrey Scanlan Kivu (Rwanda) The Rt Revd Augustin Ahimana Peterborough Cathedral
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