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Diocese of Newcastle Prayer Diary November 2019 Diocese of Newcastle Prayer Diary November 2019 FOURTH SUNDAY BEFORE ADVENT 1 ALL SAINTS’ DAY 3 may be kept as ALL SAINTS’ DAY Diocese of Rio Grande (USA) Porvoo Communion: Bp Michael Vono Diocese of Winchester Diocese of Delaware (USA) Diocese of Agder and Telemark (Church of Bp Kevin Brown Norway) Diocese of Kurunegala (Ceylon) Bp Keerthisir Fernando Anglican Communion: Church of Bermuda (Extra-Provincial to the Abp of Canterbury) Diocese of Winchester: Bp Nicholas Dill Tim Dakin, Bishop of Winchester Alnwick Deanery: Diocese of Winchester: Debbie Sellin, Bishop of Southampton St Laurence’s Parish Church, Warkworth Alnwick Deanery: Bolton Chapel Warkworth C of E First School Monday 2 Saturday 4 Commemoration of the Faithful Departed Diocese of Rockhampton (Australia) (All Souls’ Day) Bp David Robinson Diocese of Delhi (North India) Diocese of Rochester Bp Warris Masih Bps James Langstaff and Diocese of Kutigi (Nigeria) Bp Jeremiah Kolo Simon Burton-Jones Diocese of Rochester (USA) Bp Prince Singh Diocese of Winchester: Diocese of Kushtia (Bangladesh) Peter Rouch, Archdeacon of Bournemouth Bp Samuel Mankhin Alnwick Deanery: Diocese of Winchester: St John the Baptist’s Church, Edlingham David Williams, Bishop of Basingstoke Alnwick Deanery: 5 Tuesday Benefice of Whittingham and Edlingham Diocese of Rukon (South Sudan) with Bolton Chapel Bp Francis Loyo Mori Priest-in-Charge: vacant Diocese of Derby Bps Libby Lane and Janet McFarlane Diocese of Winchester: Richard Brand, Archdeacon of Winchester Alnwick Deanery: St Bartholomew’s Parish Church, This Prayer Diary can be downloaded each Whittingham month from the Whittingham C of E First School Newcastle diocesan website: www.newcastle.anglican.org/prayerdiary 6 Wednesday 9 Saturday Leonard, hermit, 6th century Margery Kempe, mystic, c.1440 William Temple, archbishop of Canterbury, Diocese of the Free State (formerly teacher of the faith, 1944 Bloemfontein) (South Africa) Diocese of Rorya (Tanzania) Bp Dintoe Letloenyane Bp Joseph Mgomi Diocese of Winchester: Diocese of Derry & Raphoe (Ireland) Cain Ormondroyd, Chancellor Bp Kenneth Good Sue de Candole, Registrar Diocese of Dhaka (Bangladesh) Bamburgh and Glendale Deanery Most Revd Paul Shishir Sarker St Aidan’s Parish Church, Bamburgh Diocese of Winchester: Winchester Cathedral: 10 THIRD SUNDAY BEFORE ADVENT Dean: Catherine Ogle REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY Bamburgh and Glendale Deanery: Porvoo Communion: Area Dean: Louise Taylor-Kenyon Diocese of Norwich Lay Chair: Garth Tilt Diocese of Luleå (Church of Sweden) 7 Thursday Anglican Communion: The Lusitanian Church Willibrord of York, bishop, apostle of Frisia, 739 (Extra-Provincial to the Abp of Canterbury) Diocese of Ruaha (Tanzania) Bp Jorge Pina Cabral Bp Joseph Mgomi Diocese of Winchester: Diocese in Europe Bps Robert Innes and Colin Harbidge, Head of Operations David Hamid Bamburgh and Glendale Deanery: Diocese of Europe (ECUSA) St Mary’s Parish Church, Belford Bp Pierre Whalon Belford St Mary’s C of E Middle School Diocese of Winchester: Winchester Cathedral: 11 Monday Residentiary Canons: Roland Riem, Martin, bishop of Tours, c.397 Susan Wallace and Mark Collinson Diocese of Rumonge (Burundi) Bamburgh and Glendale Deanery: Bp Pedaculi Birakengana Deanery Secretary: Carol Griffiths Diocese On The Coast (formerly Ikale-Ilaje) Finance Officer: Louise Taylor-Kenyon (Nigeria) Bp Ebunoluwa Ogunele The Mothers’ Union Diocese of Kwoi (Nigeria) Bp Paul Zamani Friends of the Mothers’ Union and their Diocese of Winchester: coordinator Pat Johnson as they meet this Lisa Streeter, Director of Finance month Bamburgh and Glendale Deanery: 8 Friday St Hilda’s Parish Church, Lucker Saints and Martyrs of England Thomas Bewick, engineer, artist and author, 1828 12 Tuesday [CNS *] Diocese of Rupert’s Land (Canada) Diocese of Rumbek (South Sudan) Bp Geoffrey Woodcroft Abp Alapayo Manyang Kuctiel and Diocese of Dogura (Papua New Guinea) Bp Elizabeth Awor Ngor Bp Tennyson Bogar Diocese of the Bahamas and the Turks and Diocese of Winchester: Caicos Islands (West Indies) Bp Laish Boyd Anthony Smith, Head of Resource Diocese of Kwara (Nigeria) Development Abp Olusegun Adeyemi Bamburgh and Glendale Deanery: Diocese of Winchester: Benefice of North Sunderland Andrew Robinson, Chief Executive Vicar: Tony Macpherson Bamburgh and Glendale Deanery: St Ebba’s Parish Church, Beadnell Benefice of Bamburgh, Belford and Lucker Vicar: Louise Taylor-Kenyon * Canon Philip Davies 13 Wednesday Diocese of Winchester: Jeff Williams, Director of Education Charles Simeon, priest, Evangelical divine, 1836 Bamburgh and Glendale Deanery: Diocese of Rutana (Burundi) St James’ Parish Church, South Charlton Bp Pontien Ribakane Diocese of Doko (Nigeria) Bp Uriah Kolo Diocese of Dominican Republic (ECUSA) 17 SECOND SUNDAY BEFORE ADVENT * Bp Moisés Quezada Mota Hilda, abbess of Whitby, 680 [CNS *] Diocese of Winchester: Porvoo Communion: Andrew Micklefield, Chair, House of Clergy Estonian Evangelical Lutheran Church Bamburgh and Glendale Deanery: Diocese of Rochester St Paul’s Parish Church, North Sunderland Anglican Communion: The Reformed Seahouses Hostel Episcopal Church of Spain (Extra-Provincial to the Abp of Canterbury) Bp Carlos López-Lozano 14 Thursday Diocese of Winchester: Samuel Seabury, first Anglican bishop in North Mark Collinson, Principal to the School of America, 1796 Mission Diocese of Ruwenzori (Uganda) Bamburgh and Glendale Deanery: Bp Reuben Kisembo Parish Church of St Michael and All Angels, Diocese of Dornakal (South India) Ingram Bp Vadapalli Prasado Rao * Canon Paul Scott Diocese of Winchester: Alison Coulter, Chair, House of Laity Bamburgh and Glendale Deanery: 18 Monday St Maurice’s Parish Church, Ellingham Elizabeth of Huingary, princess of Thuringia, Ellingham C of E First School, Chathill philanthropist, 1231 Praying for Unity Diocese of Saldanha Bay (S Africa) For the Churches (or Christians) Together Bp Raphael Hess groups within our region Diocese of Duk (S Sudan) Bps Daniel Abot and Thomas Tut Gany 15 Friday Diocese of Winchester: Marcus Throup, Vocations Adviser and Diocese of Sabah (S E Asia) Director of Ordinands Bps Melter Jiki Tais and John Yeo Bamburgh and Glendale Deanery: Down & Dromore (Ireland) Bp Harold Miller Holy Cross Parish Church, Chatton Diocese of Winchester: Ben Frankel, Director of Communications Bamburgh and Glendale Deanery: 19 Tuesday * Benefice of Chatton with Chillingham, Mechtild, beguine, mystic, 1280 Eglingham, South Charlton and Ingram: Diocese of Salisbury Bps Nicholas Holtam, Vicar: vacant Edward Condry and Karen Gorham Please pray for the members of the Bishop’s Diocese of Dunedin (Aotearoa NZ & Council holding their residential meeting at Polynesia) Bp Steven Benford Shepherds Dene this weekend. Diocese of Winchester: Angi Nutt, Phase 2 Initial Ministerial 16 Saturday Education Adviser Bamburgh and Glendale Deanery: Margaret, queen of Scotland, philanthropist, St Peter’s Parish Church, Chillingham reformer of the Church, 1093 Edmund Rich of Abingdon, archbishop of * Please see the note about St Hilda’s Day at the Canterbury, 1740 end of this Prayer Diary Diocese of Sabongidda-Ora (Nigeria) Bp Augustine Ohilebo Diocese of Dublin & Glendalough (Ireland) Abp Michael Jackson 20 Wednesday Diocese of Winchester: Mark Lowman, Head of Strategic Edmund, king of the East Angles, martyr, 870 Development Priscilla Lydia Sellon, restorer of the religious life Bamburgh and Glendale Deanery: in the Church of England, 1876 St Mary’s Parish Church, Wooler Diocese of Sambalpur (N India) Bp Pinuel Dip Please pray today for those attending the meeting Diocese of Dunkwa-on-Ofin (W Africa) of the Diocesan Synod Forum. Bp Edmund Ahmoah Diocese of Durgapur (N India) Bp Probal Kanto Dutta 24 CHRIST THE KING Diocese of Winchester: Porvoo Communion: Phil Dykes, Evangelism, Church Growth and Diocese of St Edmundsbury and Ipswich Fresh Expressions Adviser Diocese of Aberdeen and Orkney (Scottish Bamburgh and Glendale Deanery: Episcopal Church) St Maurice’s Parish Church, Eglingham Anglican Communion: The Falkland Islands (Extra-Provincial to Canterbury) 21 Thursday Bp Tim Thornton (who is also Bishop to the Forces) Diocese of San Diego (USA) Diocese of Winchester: Bp Katharine Jefferts Schori Susan Beckett, Head of Human Resources Diocese of Durham Bps Paul Butler and Bamburgh and Glendale Deanery: Sarah Clark Parish Church of St Gregory the Great, Diocese of Winchester: Kirknewton Andy Saunders, Children and Families Adviser Bamburgh and Glendale Deanery: Holy Trinity Parish Church, Old Bewick 25 Monday th Praying for Unity Catherine of Alexandria, martyr, 4 cent. For ecumenical Advent and Christmas events Isaac Watts, hymn writer, 1748 being planned across our region. Diocese of Sao Paulo (Brazil) Bp Flavio Augusto Borges Irala 22 Friday Diocese of East Carolina (USA) Bp Robert Skirving Cecilia, martyr at Rome, c.230 Diocese of Winchester: Diocese of San Joaquin (USA) Bp David Rice Jayne Tarry, Secretary of the Pastoral Diocese of Dutse (Nigeria) Committee Bp MarkusYohanna Danbinta Bamburgh and Glendale Deanery: Diocese of Kyoto (Japan) Bp Stephen Kochi Parish Church of St Mary and St Michael, Diocese of Winchester: Doddington Paul Dunthorne, Dean of Licensed Lay Please pray this evening for the people of Ministry Wideopen, the congregation at St Columba’s, and Bamburgh and Glendale Deanery: for Pauline Pearson, to be licensed as team vicar Benefice of Doddington, Ilderton, by Bishop Christine. Kirknewton
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