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One Life Foundations Music & Ministry Free Offer page 10 pages 12-16 page 9 2 Together EASTER 2016 visit our website: www.glastonburypilgrimage.co.uk Come and join us The Bishops of the Society will be holding 16 prepare for celebrations of Christ in all our Chrism Masses this year and we hope that all churches in Holy Week and throughout the year. clergy and laity will join them for these important celebrations. While it is a Mass which focuses particularly on the ministerial priesthood, nevertheless the focus The Mass of Chrism comes just once a year when must also be on each one of us, married, single, the bishop blesses the oil of catechumens, the oil widowed, religious, and ordained in the sharing of of the sick, and the oil of chrism. We use the first the mission of Jesus Christ. This is a celebration for adult catechumens and infants, the second for of our Sacramental life as a Society. The oils anointing the sick, and the sacred oil of chrism for which are blessed at these Masses are used in baptism, confirmation, the ordination of priests, the Church as a sign of our sharing in Christ’s and the consecration of altars. All three are mission, through the work of the Holy Spirit. basically just olive oil but chrism is scented with perfume, traditionally balsam. Do please continue to pray for your bishops, priests and deacons. There are heavy burdens Bishops have blessed oil ever since the early on us all at this time in the life of the Church of church. They baptized catechumens at the England and we cannot continue without the Easter Vigil and prepared chrism fresh for the positive help which we receive from each other in occasion. While they were blessing chrism, they so many ways. blessed the other oils as well. Rather than overburdening the Vigil with this ritual, bishops Bishop Tony blessed these oils at the previous celebration of the Eucharist, Holy Thursday. This also allowed time to transport vessels of oil from the cathedral to all the churches in the diocese. For more than one thousand years, bishops blessed the oils at the cathedral Holy Thursday liturgy, but in 1955 a separate Mass earlier in the day at the cathedral for that purpose, the Mass of Chrism was established.

Since the bishop is the only priest who may consecrate chrism, this Mass highlights the bishop’s ministry and his union with his clergy and people. The bishop cannot baptize everyone in the parishes under his care or anoint the sick and the dying but will be symbolically present in the chrism which the priests and deacons will use. In recent years, this Mass has also acknowledged the ministry of priests and deacons. It invites them to renew their commitment of service and to receive the prayers and support of the people. The Mass of Chrism gathers the clergy and people with their bishop to

Bishop Date Time Church Richborough Wednesday 16th March 7.30pm S Hugh, Eyres Monsell, Leicester Chrism Masses, 2016 Richborough Saturday 19th March 11.00am Portsmouth Cathedral Bishops of The Society will be celebrating Beverley Sunday 20th March 6.00pm S Aidan, Grangetown, Sunderland the following Chrism Masses: Wakefield Sunday 20th March 6.00pm S Paul, Barnsley Burnley Sunday 20th March 6.00pm Holy Trinity, Tarleton Beverley Monday 21st March 12.00noon S Hilda, Grangetown, Middlesbrough Richborough Monday 21st March 12.00noon Chelmsford Cathedral Ebbsfleet Monday 21st March 2.00pm Exeter Cathedral Beverley Tuesday 22nd March 11.30am Manchester Cathedral Chichester Tuesday 22nd March 12.00noon Chichester Cathedral Ebbsfleet Tuesday 22nd March 12.00noon Bristol Cathedral Fulham Tuesday 22nd March 11.00am S Andrew, Holborn Richborough Tuesday 22nd March 12.00noon Canterbury Cathedral Beverley Wednesday 23rd March 12.00noon Worksop Priory Ebbsfleet Wednesday 23rd March 11.30am Lichfield Cathedral Richborough Wednesday 23rd March 12.00noon Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham THE VOICE OF CATHOLIC ANGLICANS Together EASTER 2016 3

News from the Bishops Reps

Alongsiders Are you interested in developing a life of prayer? To see where God is leading you? At the Priory of Our Lady, in Walsingham, we are considering, as is done in many other communities, having women living alongside us joining in our everyday life. In the first instance, staying for a few days as a ‘taster’ into our life so both the community and you can discern whether it is the right way ahead. The maximum period would be for a year, but shorter periods would also be welcome.

We are a small Traditional Community who still wear a full habit. We are an autonomous house of the Society Mission Possible of St Margaret founded by John Mason Neale in East In Leicester Diocese in recent months Catholic Grinstead in 1855. Our life is based on the regular Parishes have been putting into practice the dictum recitation of the Divine Office, the Mass, solitary ‘It’s time to move off the Battle Field and onto the prayer, reading and watch before the Blessed Mission Field.’ Sacrament. From all this flows our ministry in the Shrine and the Parish: Healing liturgies, Shrine With the blessing and support of the Diocese, a prayers, Welcoming and being available for Pilgrims, grouping of four, non-contiguous, Catholic Parish working in the local primary school and the parish groupings have been growing and working together in Sunday School. a Mission Partnership. As a result the clergy are meeting together regularly, a Mission Action Group of Rising early it is a long day and so some physical clergy and lay people is being formed and plans are stamina is required. The Sisters have a free half day being developed for a renewal event that will take each week. place across the four parishes. For further details see www.ssmwalsingham.moonfruit.com Other Catholic Parishes in the Diocese are renewing Or phone 01328 820 340. their facilities so as to better serve a large inner city student population and developing a vibrant after- school ministry.

We rejoice that encouraging numbers are coming forward for Confirmation and we are even seeing a Communion, Catholicity number of people making tentative enquiries about Bickley and a Catholic Life Ordination. A restored image of the Virgin and Child (dating from In the Summer we are looking forward to a Priestly 1935) was rededicated during a service at St George, A study course exploring some of Ordination by the Bishop of Richborough and a Bickley (in the Diocese of Rochester, and the Richborough the themes of the September glorious First Mass. Episcopal Area) on the Solemnity of the Immaculate statement by the Council of Conception, 8 December 2015. The original installation of Bishops of The Society. We are much looking forward to 2016 being both the the image caused something of a furore, with the Anglo- Year of Mercy and, for us, a year of Mission. Catholic incumbent Fr Hugh Glaisyer going head-to-head with the diocesan Chancellor over the suitability of the 20 A4 pages in colour. Philip O’Reilly,ssc statue, which was carved and painted by Guglielmo Tosi, Bishop’s Representative for the Diocese of Leicester. and commissioned in thanksgiving by a parishioner. The SIngle copies £5.00 each with image has since survived flying bombs in the Blitz (which discounts for multiples destroyed the next-door vicarage) and a catastrophic fire in the church in 1989. However, the current Vicar, Fr Richard 2 - 29 copies at £4.00 each. Norman SSC, and the PCC, decided now was the time to engage the conservators Arte Conservation Ltd to 30 or more copies at just undertake a complete repainting and regilding. £3.00 each. Available to order from An appeal within and beyond the parish raised the www.acsreligiousgoods.co.uk necessary funds and more: it was also decided that the rededication should take place on the same day as the inauguration of Pope Francis’ “Jubilee Year of Mercy”. To that end, a number of local schools were invited to the Forgiveness - Today and For Ever Mass of rededication, and there each presented with a Pope Francis has declared 2016 to hand-carved Zimbabwean Nativity set. Fr Richard Norman On Saturday 4th June 2016, young people from across be a Year of Mercy. explained, ‘The Virgin Mary has traditionally been honoured with the title, “Mother of Mercy”; and as the Year the North of England will gather at the Community of the We are delighted to bring to you these exquisite pocket of Mercy commences, it was our wish to share with our Resurrection in Mirfield for a day of worship, prayer and size prayer cards and crucifix in clear plastic wallet. local schools a symbol of the merciful love of the Holy fellowship. We will be exploring the meaning of Family.’ In addition, a cheque for £1,000 (representing the forgiveness and what it means to seek it from God. Pope Francis’ prayer, together with a 1¼" oxidised residue of the fundraising appeal) was presented to the silver crucifix delivered in packs of two, for only £4.99. charity Welcare, which works across south London to More information is available support families experiencing difficulties. The preacher at from the pilgrimage website. Please call us on 0121 382 5533 to place your order Mass was Fr Clive Jones SSC, Bishop’s Representative in or e-mail [email protected]. the Diocese of Rochester. www.forgivenesspilgrimage.weebly.com

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There’s such a harsh tone about so much of the our Schools Department to the schools in your culture surrounding young people. Just listen in to a parish –perhaps they might like to consider a conversation in the grounds of your average trip here. Secondary School, or just sit behind a group in a bus, and you’ll very often find it critical For parish youth groups up and down and aggressive. It’s no wonder so many the land the highlight of the year is young people feel so anxious, or seem the annual Youth Pilgrimage – to struggle to find the happiness taking place this year they crave. Issues of lack of self- between 1st and 5th worth and esteem hold so many August, with hundreds of back from realising the young people gathering potential they are made for. together for a lively programme of That’s one of the reasons we worship, activities, believe the message learning and a lot of Walsingham has to offer is fun. ‘Mercy Works’ so important for our young is our theme this people today, and why we year as we delve are so committed here to deeper into offering them an understanding experience of welcome, God’s love for us. acceptance, peace and The Walsingham holiness. For pilgrims Youth is a unique young and old alike the way young Catholic Shrine of Our Lady of Anglicans can come Walsingham offers a vision together in large of life lived in friendship with numbers to find God and of the Kingdom of support in each other Heaven, and as we begin a new and celebrate our faith pilgrimage season here we’re in an engaging and looking forward to sharing that distinctive way. Could this vision with the groups of children be the year for your parish to and young people joining us here. come and bring a group? We’d love to welcome you! Our theme for the year is ‘Mary – Mother of Mercy’. As Christians throughout the world Later in the year, from November 18th reflect on God’s loving mercy, we’ll be helping – 20th there’s a pilgrimage for families young people think about how they can know and ‘Wonderful Love’ –a great opportunity to celebrate the love of God as a family with a pilgrimage programme for all ages. And for Young Adults 18+ the ‘Adoremus’ weekend runs from 25th annual children’s pilgrimage. Through worship, – 27th November, helping an age group often under- drama, crafts, activities and the pilgrimage represented in our pews to grow in their faith and devotions we’ll be exploring God’s merciful kindness discipleship together. to us, and ways in which we can show that in our own lives too. Pope Francis has written that the Church is called to be a place “where all can be renewed, transformed, Helping the Shrine clergy plan for this weekend is sanctified by God’s love, the strongest and the our Yr4God team –a scheme which has been such a weakest, sinners, the indifferent, those who feel blessing to us over the last few years: four young discouraged or lost.” Here at Our Lady’s Shrine we people committing themselves to a year of service strive to be a wonderful means of making sure that and ministry here, and sharing in our round of truth sinks deep into the hearts of our young worship and outreach. It’s good to see them pilgrims. growing in confidence in their life of faith, and as they help us welcome pilgrims they are able to offer Fr. Philip Barnes activities for children and young people as part of Interim Priest the regular weekend programme. If your parish is visiting us this year with a group of youngsters in your party let us know so that we can help you open up the experience of pilgrimage for them.

A significant part of our ministry to children and young people continues through the Shrine’s Education Department. Walsingham offers a great deal to enrich the school curriculum – as a place which has a rich history, and show that mercy in their own lives, and what greater where religious experience can be message can we offer than to tell them how they are observed and shared. It is fascinating to loved, accepted and cherished by God. watch the reaction of the groups of school children who come here, and The great tradition of events for children and young how the lively chatter is stilled as we people at the Shrine continues to grow and expand. move into the Holy House. Deep feelings In February we’ll be welcoming getting on for 250 are stirred, peace is experienced, and children and their leaders for ‘Mission Mercy’ –our God is known. Do mention the work of THE VOICE OF CATHOLIC ANGLICANS Together EASTER 2016 5

CURAT AL ES N S IO O T C ACS Pastoral I I E D T

D Y Placement Report A My name is Michael and, since September, I have been a Lay Member of the p Holywell Community: a ‘new monastic community’ based on the Rule of St a d Benedict. Now in its second year, the Community has four lay members and is s led by its Prior (The Rev’d Canon Mark Soady - Vicar of Abergavenny) and its s o i Sub Prior (The Rev’d Sarah Gillard-Faulkner - the Parish’s Permanent o o Deacon). n h a st The activities of the community are many and sundry and to list them all here te ie would be excessive. In the short time I have been here, however, I have been a pr involved in running a weekly mother and toddler group, a Tea and Games bout afternoon session for the elderly of the town and the All Age Services at St Mary’s Priory (the Church at which the Community is based). There is no payment or renumeration for the work the Community does, but, in true monastic style, food and lodgings are provided. The original Tithe Barn (the buildings in which the pre-Reformation monks stored the tithes) has recently been converted into a a cafe, tourist information centre and museum; and it is here that we have our breakfast and lunch, in exchange for assisting around the St Mary’s site for one day a week.

The short amount of time I have spent here has been a period of ‘theological stretching’ - with times where I have had to challenge my pre- conceived ideas of ‘church’, ‘theology’ and ‘God’ - this has helped me on my path of testing my vocation, helping me to understand more that God does come to people in different ways and that, if I were to be ordained, it is these ‘different ways’ that I need to be In addition to the above, the Community is deeply rooted in prayer. We meet accepting of, just as much as it is my four times a day for morning, midday, evening and night prayers, with the first own. I hope that, over time, I will be three being said publicly in St Mary’s and the fourth being said privately in the able to keep testing my vocation in this Community house’s chapel. The Community also partake in Lectio Divina, way, to enable me to have a far make regular examinations of the Rule of St Benedict and join as a broader understanding of ministry, Community around God’s table for a daily Eucharist. Other functions and mission and of God. responsibilities within the church and parish that fall to the Community include being part of the Altar Server team at St Mary’s, preaching, leading M. R. J. Topple bidding prayers, and occasionally leading services. In addition to all of these, I Holywell Community, Abergavenny am the Sacristan at St Mary’s; and the other members all have their own particular jobs within and without the parish too.

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6 Together EASTER 2016 visit our website: www.churchunion.co.uk ENGAGE! ENCOURAGE! ENTHUSE! I confess to being a teenager (still) at 67! The sight of hurtle through the air at 20mph heading for the end of celebration at St George’s, Hanworth, and for weddings me in a wet suit with a surf-board or in parachute gear the wire, and thump, you are there. I do not drive but and christenings and funerals. Not all turn out to be avid about to jump out of a plane is not what you think of me from bumper cars, to quad bikes, and gokarts Fr Paul has anglo-catholics but they do know what a priest is, and when you hear my name. “NO! Not in the Bible” at York driven, been bashed, got into a mess or a crash, and which Church cares for them. They can always “return”. Minster when I politely asked to say why a woman could covered in mud, and crash helmet still on, the picture not become a bishop has had nearly 2 million “hits” on has been taken – not to prove I did it – but to encourage The Faith is caught by enthusiasm. the Internet. My title was served with Canon David the timid, the disinterested, the lazy, that they can do it Diamond at St Paul’s Deptford, where youth work was a because I did it in front of them. The vision of catholic life in Hanworth comes from my major and essential part of the evangelistic and pastoral experience of the wonderful sisters at Laleham Abbey, Fr ministry. And so it continues! So does the Faith! And the results can be seen! Encouragement is vital. Diamond, and our great anglo-catholic history of pastoral Then follows trust, and a pastoral relationship. care, education, and youth work. And they were not I was “lumbered” with the uniform side but soon afraid to speak out! discovered the potential of Scouts and Brownies, ending For more than 25 years there have been up to five in various parishes as Group Scout leader, Venture Scout expeditions, camps, or adventure weeks away from our Our forebears in Hanworth gave much land to endow our Leader, and Brown Owl! And a number of units have disadvantaged community each year. Church, and a 25 year “recovery” programme is about to thrived in which I had a hand. bear fruit. There has been whitewater rafting in the Rookies in This story is being told because it is not about me but Canada, we have cycled from Sweden to Norway, and We are building the New Dragon Centre (named for the about a tool of priestly ministry. around Normandy. We have been to Austria, Sweden, and beast of St George our patron) as a youth, community, Germany as well. We have learnt to parachute, and I have and education centre. The way to engage with young people is not only to a qualification for jumping out of a plane 8 times provide adventurous activities to take them away from shouting anti-establishment expletives to bolster my It will cost nearly £5million. The facilities will be splendid, the internet and tv – and this takes a tremendous nerves. We have taken a wooden sailing ship across the and it will operate seven days a week. amount of time, energy, finance, and personnel – but to Channel and around the English and French islands join in, to fall over in the mud, to get wet, to be scared several times. I was cook in the galley and sea sick At weekends the Trustees propose to use it for a catholic with 3000 feet of air beneath as the parachute opens, nurse. training centre with scripture studies, Liturgy, Music, and to sit around a camp fire with them as a friend, a Pastoral and ministry Studies to aid the evangelization of brother, a father figure ( when so many And in all these places – on board ship, in the Rookies, our area, and a wider catchment. have none of these), and so to beside a lake in Sweden, at camp sites, huts, in engage with them indeed, and to Churches – there has always been a Mass. We have not forgotten that young people grow old. And lead them. we are aiming to have Almshouses, OAP Care Centre, a I have even carried a Mass Kit up the Sierra Nevada Dementia Unit (called Bishop’s Lodge, and named Many of the adventurous mountains in California, and said Mass in shorts using a before Richard, Lord Bishop of London 1st November activities are out of the rock as an Altar. 2015), social housing (named Archdeacon’s End). and a comfort zone of new (free) Church School for Business Studies to provide todays young Enthusiasm rubs off. I am enthusiastic for the catholic faith, education, and a livelihood opportunity for the people. But they faith once delivered to the saints, and made available to children of this and future generations. will have a go. the people of the United Kingdom by the Church of The zip wire England. There are always Prayers on the Rectory lawn So much can be done with resources. awaits as you before we leave, and a Thanksgiving when we return safely! And never failing – the Mass – wherever said but We struggle for finance, and are always looking for always offered. sponsors for this work, and for volunteers, and pastoral assistants because the harvest is ready, as the Lord And, yes, some young people have come to faith. Many Himself said – but the labourers are few and far between return to assist with the youth work, for a special here, and in other parishes.

Engage with them – NOW – before it is too late. Encourage them in personal development. Enthuse the catholic faith as a living way in Christ – and Christ Himself will renew and restore our Church of England for the people of this land.

Fr Paul Williamson is Priest in Charge at St George’s Hanworth Founder, Chaplain, and Group Scout Leader 6th Hanworth (St George’s Own) Scout Group. Founder, Chaplain and Chairman St George’s Youth Club Chairman St George’s C/E School Committee Partner in land developments in the parish Chaplain Feltham Garrison Chaplain 94 Squadron (Feltham) Air Cadets THE VOICE OF CATHOLIC ANGLICANS Together EASTER 2016 7

Putting Children First Normally I hate statistics. But just requires endless skills and model in many Parishes. And we some will drive you bonkers. But occasionally I come across one advanced techniques that we just should never underestimate the the rewards of planting the seeds that leaves me completely don’t have. Or we’re scared of the value of involving young people in of faith far outweigh all this. If you shocked, and here’s one of those. whole industry of child protection the worship of the Church as want to prioritise one area of work and DBS checks. servers and choristers. Who cares that will make a difference to the Nine out of ten Christians come to if the serving team is a bit big and health of your Church, ministry to faith in Jesus Christ before the age And yet, those who take the a bit dishevelled if it is enabling the young has to be it. of 19. plunge find that working with young people to discover Jesus in children is not only much easier the Eucharist!? Bishop Philip North If you look at many of the than they think. In fact it can be resources for mission and incredibly rewarding. And the huge If you really want to go for it, some evangelism that we have in the number of resources that are Parishes are finding that raising Church of England, they are aimed available bring ministry to children the money for a children or College of Readers at adults. That’s true of nurture within the scope of even the youth worker is within their Patron. The Rt. Revd Norman Banks and catechetical courses, of many smallest parishes. reach, and projects like this can Bishop of Richborough mission events and activities. And make a massive difference to yet it would seem that much of this Messy Church is a strategy that the quality of ministry to the Co-patron. The Rt. Revd Martyn Jarret energy is wasted. If we want to Catholic parishes are often too young and in training up other Membership of the make new Christians, we need to quick to dismiss. As a way of leaders. Dioceses and grant be starting not with adults, but contacting new families it is hard making bodies will often help College of Readers is for you with children and young people. If to beat, it is relatively easy to with this, and if your Parish has If you are a Licensed Reader looking for study we want our churches to be organise and because children are any spare resource at all, this is opportunities, support and spiritual development. healthy, the key group to be supervised by their parents, it by far the most effective place to If you accept the traditional understanding of the working with is still at school. does not raise too many invest it. apostolic ministry of bishops, priests and deacons. safeguarding issues. Walsingham If we’re honest many people are a continues to be a centre of But in the end, all that children’s If the answer to the questions is Yes bit nervous of this area of ministry. excellence in ministry to the young ministry really requires is a then your next step is to: We know where we stand with a and pilgrimages aimed at children, small team of adults with some Visit our website www.college-of-readers.org.uk traditional, silver-haired families and young people are now love for the young and bags of Or contact Mrs M E Snape congregation who know how to enhanced by a weekly programme enthusiasm. Yes there’ll be Registrar/Treasurer of the College of Readers, behave in church and don’t ask run by the Yr4God team. setbacks. It can be hard work, [email protected] too many difficult questions. We Traditional Sunday Schools and many young people will come Annual membership fee £15.00 think that work with the young Youth Clubs remain a successful along for a bit and then leave, 8 Together EASTER 2016 visit our website: www.churchunion.co.uk

MISSION APPRENTICE

be described as a mash up between Dragons relation to the church's timeline and so my role My name is Hayley Den and Parish Speed dating I was still unsure is futile if things cannot be continued after I've where I would go. However I then heard a gone. presentation from Saint Luke’s Church in and I am one of ten Kingstanding and it all seemed to become As for my future, it's hard to say where this job much clearer, I suddenly felt very strongly this will lead. Up to this point it has felt like my life Mission Apprentices was where I was called to go. By March it was and even applying for this job has been a bit confirmed I would be the Mission Apprentice like a dot to dot, whereby the dots and within Birmingham there for 2 years. connections (places, experiences and people etc) were already put in place long ago, it's only The role itself I describe as a bridge. I have one now I'm starting to see a picture emerging but Diocese. foot in church and the other outside in the what shape forms is still unclear. I am community. Due to my experience of working passionate about children's spirituality and the The role is in its second round and this time with children and families through Children’s role the church can play in nurturing it. I have forms part of a Diocesan-wide Growing Younger Ministry and GirlGuiding my role is based had an interest for a while now in creating initiative that is rooted in Psalm 78:4. Although around connecting with local families and resources in this area, and I am equally I have only been in the role a relatively short children in the area. So far this has involved interested in therapies for children and in period of time, since September, the process inviting children from local primary schools to particular play and art therapy. Without doubt began a year ago in January 2015. After visit church, a sheep trail at local shops over this role allows me to work in varied ways and hearing about the job and thinking it sounded Christmas and festival events for children and environments, no two weeks are ever the great I applied still in two minds based on the families based around Harvest and Advent. For same. However one certainty is it will provide fact I knew I would have to move to a new me sustainability is an important responsibility unique and exciting encounters with God and church, and I had attended my then parish that comes with the role. Therefore it’s a vital where God takes my passions and interests church all my life, so it was a big step to take. part of my job which involves encouraging. I am beyond this point I look forward to finding out. Even after a discovery interview day, which can only at St. Lukes for a short period of time in THE VOICE OF CATHOLIC ANGLICANS Together EASTER 2016 9 THE CHURCH UNION

Father Darren Chairman of the Church Union interviews Diane Gordon compiler and editor of the children’s course Foundation.

Tell me Diane something congregation and other leaders have children came – but we persevered, How many of you prepare about yourself. come forward for our youth Groups and and when children came there was Foundations? Well, I am 57 years old, and for 30 of under Fives Group as well as a team of always a lesson prepared to use. It is Currently three, but we are hoping to those years I have been a Christian, three leaders for Sunday School, of also really important to give a recruit a fourth very soon. Ideally we only finding my faith at the age of 27, which I am one looking after our oldest consistent message, and to live out could do with a team of 8 following a move away from my lifelong age range. (11 plus years old) your faith in practice. Another home of Lincolnshire to the village of important message would be to enjoy I understand the group of you go to Hanslope just north of Milton Keynes. What do you think engages our it – Sunday school and youth work is a Walsingham for a few days, what is My parents were good, upright, moral young people? great blessing to me, and the the purpose of that? and kind people, but my Mum was an We tend to treat our children, no children’s understanding is often The Foundations material is written in Atheist and my Dad an Agnostic, so I matter what age they are, as young crystal clear. two sections. Advent to Pentecost and had no grounding at all in the Christian adults. We also use craft and drama. What do you aim to present in the then Trinity to Christ the King. We find faith. The move was made because of it helpful to come together at my husband’s work and I had found Walsingham as we begin to prepare myself a job at a local software each of the two volumes – so we company. I felt very isolated, lonely gather in February and in August. This and home-sick, and someone allows us to share out the lessons and suggested going to church to meet decide who is doing which, and to test people. This I did. And what I say is out ideas and thoughts on each other. that I went to church to meet people Walsingham provides a framework of and found God there. Of course, it worship too – it is a very spiritual wasn’t as sudden as that, my faith, like place. WE sometimes run groups of most peoples, has been a journey, a sessions – for Advent and Lent for gradual one, and a journey on which I example and it is good to think through am still embarked. I was confirmed in these ideas too. 1987, and went onto the PCC where my organisational gifts were Is there anything that the readers of immediately put to good use, and in Together can help with? 1988 I was the secretary for a Yes, we don’t get much feedback on stewardship mission in the parish, and the sessions and we would welcome the point in time when I took on that this , positive and constructive role I didn’t know what “stewardship” comments will help the publication to was I remember saying to my Parish grow and develop. Also, more people Priest “I don’t know what this is all to assist with the writing would be very about, but it is obviously important to helpful. you, so I will give it my best. The rest, one might say is History. What do you think the future will be for Foundations? What got you into Children’s work? It would be good to develop it more In 1990 I had to face another move. A and gain more people using the three year posting with my husband in resource, but to do that we would need Hong Kong. A difficult time, but whilst to have feedback – or even a workshop there we were blessed with two day. perhaps we could develop a web children. It was on my return from based resource, or even a chat room . Hong Kong that I came back to But mainly our aim should be to Hanslope, but a different world for me. produce good quality resources, I had left as a professional woman, teaching the traditional faith, providing and returned as a Mother of 2 the means for people to be children, and shortly after my return comfortable and offer more teaching in we learnt that our daughter was We tend to see each child as an Foundations Course? more parishes. autistic. However, having the children individual and learn the sort of things What we have tried to do with and accessing the under fives groups they like to do. We encourage the Foundation is provide something that and then Sunday school brought me children to work together and support can be picked up and used easily, FREE into contact with Lyn Mahoney, former each other. We also have a quiet time recognising that people lead busy lives Foundations writer. Lyn was a qualified for the older children at the end of the and may not always have hours and DOWNLOAD teacher, and I learnt a great deal from session to develop prayer time. hour to prepare. The teaching section her about faith, and teaching it to is detailed enough so that people can And so now for the Good News the others. Sunday school itself is a great What is the most important quality in use the material even if they do not Church Union made a decision that opportunity for parents to learn. a good communicator? feel confident about theological issues. in future they are going to make Listening, and checking back that you We offer a starter section so that the The Foundations Course available How long have you been involved have understood. Being able to take children can warm up, and there is free of charge for everybody to in supporting young people in your ideas and translate them into a always a worksheet and craft activity to download from our website, or own parish? language appropriate to the audience. use. We also recognise that many alternatively you can still purchase I think that it must be about 20 years Making sure no-one is left out – Sunday Schools share their learning the printed copies from the now, from those small beginnings. Lyn everyone is included. with the congregation – so we offer Additional Curates Society. Contact moved away from the Parish in ideas for doing this – and we also use us on 0121 382 5533 or 2003/4, and left me ‘holding the baby’ Is there any advice you would pass on the lectionary readings – so the www.additionalcurates.co.uk as far as work with children and young to those responsible for Youth Ministry? children will have been looking at the people was concerned. Time has I would say don’t lose heart if numbers same reading that the adults have moved on since then and since Fr Gary drop. We have had times when we heard in church so it all links together. joined us we have developed our have prepared sessions and no 10 Together EASTER 2016 visit our website: www.churchunion.co.uk

One Life Music and Ministry.

Dan Callow and his team’s mission at One Life Music is to bring Advent Retreats music and ministry to children’s lives throughout our schools of the Leading to the gift that is Christmas and beginning the Year of Mercy, churches. Building from their personal faith, their love for music and these full-school primary retreats, through music, prayer and their enthusiasm to work with young people, their retreat days and reflection, ensure that children are prepared physically and spiritually workshops are aimed to enhance the spiritual life of the school and for this special season, becoming living signs of Jesus’ love to provide schools with appealing experiences of music and prayer. and mercy. They have been lucky enough over the years to lead many schools in special Lent Retreats days and are able to share their faith These retreat days will give the and music with staff and children opportunity to reflect and act on the alike. This may be through full school Pope’s challenge to ‘live in the light of primary retreat days, Sacramental the word of the Lord,’ and to ‘be preparation days, new music days or merciful on our journey of faith; they bespoke secondary year group will run throughout Lent, 2016, from retreats. Their current full school Ash Wednesday into Holy Week. primary retreat is titled ‘Let His Glory Shine’ which through new music, Full-School sharing, prayer and group sessions allows for every child to shine like Retreat Days Jesus and reminds us that in all we do Our new primary retreat day, ‘Let His we too must let God’s Glory Shine. glory shine’, helps us to put Christ at the centre of all we do, encouraging Their work and music has allowed all of us to let Christ’s glory shine in them to lead 2000 children in prayer our schools and our lives, recalling and song as part of the music team at God’s mercy and how we can live in The Birmingham Symphony Hall that mercy through new music, alongside CJM and as part of the signing, sharing and prayer. music team on pilgrimage in Lourdes every year.

Dan Callow’s music is fast become popular and well used in liturgies Secondary retreat days in schools and parishes as well in concerts across the year. Dan has We are always happy to work together with the spiritual life leaders of written, recorded and produced his music so that it is available for your school to design and lead year groups in day retreats that will schools to use as part of their school life, including his current enhance the students and school’s spiritual life. EP, Let His Glory Shine. To find out more about their work, to enquire about them visiting During the Jubilee Holy Year of Mercy, Pope Francis calls us to ‘live in you school or parish or to purchase their music, please visit the light of the word of the Lord’ and challenges us to ‘be merciful as www.onelifemusic.co.uk the Father is merciful to us’. One Life Music is keen to embrace this calling and so have designed retreat days to assist schools to respond to the call during this special year.

Dan Callow’s music is fast “becoming popular a“ nd well used in liturgies in schools and parishes as well in concerts across the year. THE VOICE OF CATHOLIC ANGLICANS Together EASTER 2016 11 My name is Alexander Hello! My name is Alexander, and I am thirteen years old and attend Bishop Vesey's Grammar School in Sutton Coldfield. I have been going to church, at St Gabriel's Fullbrook, ever since I can remember, but after an inspiring visit to the Shrine of Our Lady Of Walsingham I began thinking about Our Lady's ‘yes’. I learnt to serve as thurifer and crucifer, and I now serve at the Parish Mass every Sunday. More recently, I started attending some evening Masses at a closer society parish, where I often read and serve.

On the feast of Christ the King this year, I was admitted to the Confraternity of the Blessed Sacrament. I believe that joining the Confraternity is a very special way of honouring Our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament and supporting parishes that may not have the resources to celebrate the Eucharist with dignity. Amongst other things, the Confraternity supplies chasubles and tabernacles to parishes that need them.

This is extremely important as it means the sacrifice of the Mass can be offered more readily and that more people can pray to our Lord in the form of the Reserved Sacrament. The Blessed Sacrament helps to identify us as together Anglo-Catholics, so it is vital that everybody has an opportunity to partake in this Holy CONTACT DETAILS Mystery. I am now the youngest member of the Confraternity and I find it to be a Together is published and edited by the Church Union in co-operation with the very good way to help me grow in faith. Additional Curates Society, the What about you? Confraternity of the Blessed Sacrament and Forward in Faith. If you are interested in The opinions and views expressed in this newspaper by contributors and joining CBS, please visit the advertisers are their own, and not those Confraternity's website: of the Church Union, Additional Curates Society, the Confraternity of the Blessed www.confraternity.org.uk Sacrament or Forward in Faith. If you have ideas for content, please email [email protected]. If you would like free copies for your parish, or to discuss other matters of distribution, please contact the ACS on 0121 382 5533, email [email protected] or write to: The Additional Curates NEXT YEAR’S NATIONAL FESTIVAL Society, Gordon Browning House, Unit 7, SATURDAY 28th MAY 2016 Spitfire Road, Birmingham B24 9PB

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Clacton-on-Sea. c t Shanklin and Good Shepherd Lake HOLY WEEK & EASTER 2016 Palm Sunday n Palm Sunday i S

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, Monday , Tuesday & Wednesday g 11.00am Palm Procession & Parish Mass Solemn Mass. k Maundy Thursday: u 11am. Procession of Palms from r 10.30am Low Mass o a St Saviour’s 7:30 p.m. Maundy Thursday (24th March) r Rolph CofE School and Solemn

w Maundy Thursday o Maundy Thursday Good Friday: 7.00pm Mass of the Last Supper h b Mass.

t 7.00pm Mass of the Last Supper & Vigil r 4.30pm Mass of the Last Supper (followed by Vigil until 9.00pm) u e Liturgy celebrating the Coincidence of Good Friday t and Vigil. o Good Friday (25th March) e MAUNDY THURSDAY Good Friday and Lady Day All Saints S 11.00am Stations of the Cross

P 2.00pm Stations of the Cross ,

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2pm Liturgy of the Day. e Shepherd at 10:00 a.m. and St w 7.00pm Easter Vigil with First Mass of Easter h s Saviour’s at 3:00 p.m. of Easter GOOD FRIDAY c p Easter Day (27th March) I Easter Eve o Easter Day Easter Vigil:

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Children 3 pm. Solemn Liturgy h Easter Garden a

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t Holy Trinity Church d r St Saviour’s (with + Norman) and All n 8.00pm. The Easter Vigil - First o Bellevue Road, Ramsgate. Holy Trinity, Green Lanes u Fr.Lockett 01 328 820030 P Saints: 11:00 a.m. Mass of Easter , Winchmore Hill N21 3RE, m

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S Mass of the Lord's Supper 18:00 o 11am. Solemn Mass & children's and Sung Mass , L h Egg Hunt , Good Friday in the Lord's Passion Monday and Wednesday of Holy Week c St Magnus the Martyr

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SERVICES FOR HOLY WEEK AND EASTER f Church, EC3 11:00 Maundy Thursday o d

Fr.Jeremy Dowding l i N 8.00pm Solemn Mass of the Lord’s Supper Palm Sunday:

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(Sat nav : PE38 9LE) Benediction Holy Wednesday 12.00 noon Chrism Mass Shrine Church Parish Priest-Father Paul Matthias SSC 07976 594207 St.Luke, Kingston-upon-Thames (The Bishop of Richborough) HOLY WEEK & EASTER Palm Sunday 7.30 pm Low Mass & Address Parish Church PALM SUNDAY OF THE PASSION HOLY WEEK at 8am Prayer Book Mass / OF THE LORD - 20th MARCH Holy Thursday 7.30 pm Solemn Mass of the Lord’s Supper, Parish Church St. John the Divine 10.30am Sung Mass with procession 10h30 PALM PROCESSION & PARISH MASS Washing of Feet & Watch of the Sacred Passion Elm Grove West Worthing BN11 5NQ of Palms / 5pm Stations of the Cross MAUNDY THURSDAY - 24th MARCH 5.30pm Evensong The Easter Triduum Good Friday 19h30 MASS OF THE LORD’S SUPPER and Holy Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday 12.00 noon Stations of the Cross Shrine Church Preacher The Revd. Colin Kassell SSC 3.00 pm Celebration of the Lord’s Passion Parish Church WATCH OF THE PASSION (until 22h00) 9am Mass GOOD FRIDAY OF THE PASSION Maundy Thursday 5.30 pm Maria Desolata Parish Church Tuesday 5.30pm – Choral Evensong with OF THE LORD - 25th MARCH 7.30pm Mass of the Lords Supper & Watch the Tiffin School Choir Good Friday Holy Saturday 8.00 pm Solemn Mass of the Easter Vigil Parish Church 09h00 Ecumenical Walk of Witness with Maundy Thursday the Cross 15h00 CELEBRATION OF THE 10-12 Kingfishers Children’s Club 8pm Mass of the Lord's Supper, Stripping Easter Day 11.00 am Solemn Mass Parish Church LORD’S PASSION 1pm Stations of the Cross of the Altar and The Watch till Midnight 2pm Liturgy of the day 4.30 pm Maria Consolata Shrine Church THE EVE of EASTER - 26th MARCH Good Friday Holy Saturday 9.30am Children's Liturgy 19h30 EASTER VIGIL IN THE HOLY NIGHT 3pm Solemn Liturgy of Good Friday Easter Monday 11.00 am Solemn Mass Shrine Church EASTER SUNDAY - 27th MARCH 8pm Easter Vigil & First Mass of Easter Holy Saturday Easter Day 8pm Vigil Mass of Easter 10h30 PARISH MASS with HOLY BAPTISM Easter Day 10am Parish Mass and Holy Baptism Fr Andrew Mitcham SSC Fr Phillip Barnes SSC www.saintedmund.org.uk A warm welcome awaits you at these services 8am Prayer Book Mass /10.30am Sung Mass Vicar Interim Priest Administrator Contact Fr.Martin Hislop (Parish Office) Fr James Mather ssc, Rector Visit us at www.stjohnwestworthing.org.uk www.walsinghamanglican.org.uk Like us on facebook St. John the Divine West Worthing Tel. 0208 974 8079. Website www.stlukeskingston.org.uk 16 Together EASTER 2016 visit our website: www.sswsh.com r e t St.Gabriel’s, Pimlico, St.Dunstan's with Holy Angels, s All Saints, Twickenham ALL SAINTS’ CHURCH St.Anselm's Parish Church e London, SW1, 35a Durham Road, East Finchley, London N2 9DP h Cranford, West London. Palm Sunday Hatch End c n Palm Sunday The nearest F in F Parish to Heathrow Airport. 10am Blessing of Palms, Procession and i Palm Sunday 8am Holy Communion, 10.30 am Sung Parish Mass. 6pm Vespers & Benediction Palm Sunday W Palm Sunday - Blessing of Palms on the

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Passion (Palm) Sunday: 8:00am Low Mass Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Holy Saturday / 9:30am The Commemoration of the Lord’s 19.00 Mass followed by supper Easter Day 8.00pm New Fire, Vigil and First Mass of Entry into Jerusalem & Procession leading 8am Low Mass (EM/BCP), 10am 9.30am and 7.30pm: Mass and Easter with Renewal of Baptismal Vows Maundy Thursday Address followed by confessions into the Solemn Mass of Palm Sunday Procession and High Mass, 6pm Easter Day 20.00 Mass of the Last Supper followed and/or healing ministry Monday & Tuesday of Holy Week: Solemn Evensong and Benediction. 10.30am Parish Mass. 7:30pm Mass & Homily by Watch Maundy Thursday Good Friday Contact Fr.Stephen Young, Parish Priest or Contact Father David Adlington or Wednesday of Holy Week: 8pm: Mass of the Last Supper and Father David Goodburn SSC 7:30pm Agapé Meal & Mass 10.00 Morning Prayer, 13.00 Stations Fr.Ian Shackleton on 01 304 381131 Watch at the Altar of Repose 14.00 The Liturgy 01 303 254472 Holy (Maundy) Thursday: 8:00pm The [email protected] Holy Saturday 20.00 Vigil Mass Good Friday Evening Mass of the Lord’s Supper & Stripping of the Altar, followed by the Watch Easter Day 10.00 Solemn Mass 11am: Ecumenical Service Parish Church of 12noon: Children’s Liturgy S. Peter’s London Docks, London E1W before the Blessed Sacrament (until midnight) Good Friday: 9:00am Morning Prayer / Contact: 020 7820 8050 St.Cuthbert w St.Matthias of the Passion , 1:30 pm The Liturgy of the Lord’s Passion & [email protected] 2pm: Celebration of the Lord’s Holy Week & Easter at S. Peter’s Philbeach Gdns., Earls Court SW5 Veneration of the Cross saintagneskenningtonpark.co.uk Passion Palm Sunday 9.45am Meet in Wapping Rose 7:30 pm Stations of the Cross Palm Sunday Holy Saturday Garden: Blessing of Palms, Procession Holy Saturday / Easter Eve: 10:00am ST MARY’S LITTLEHAMPTON 10am Family Mass, 11am High Mass. 8pm: Easter Vigil, Paschal Liturgy, of Christ the King: Solemn Mass Morning Prayer / 8:00 pm The Easter Vigil & Maundy Thursday - 7pm High Mass. Baptisms and Mass of the Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday First Mass of Easter PALM SUNDAY Blessing of Palms at Good Friday 10am Stations of the Resurrection 7.30pm Mass with address Easter Day: 8:00am Low Mass / 9:30am St.James 10.00 am; Procession to St.Mary's Cross, 12 noon Liturgy of the Passion Maundy Thursday The Solemn Mass of Easter Day Church for Parish Mass and Death of Our Lord. Easter Day 7.30pm Evening Mass of the Lord’s For any further information, please contact: MAUNDY THURSDAY Mass of the Lord’s 8am Mass Supper Watch at the Altar of repose Parish Priest: Fr Peter Harnden SSC Supper / 8.00 pm (followed by Watch until Holy Saturday 7pm Easter Vigil, Baptisms and First 9.15am Solemn Mass available to Midnight (020 8644 9070)Churchwarden: Midnight) GOOD FRIDAY Children’s Stations 11.15am Sung Mass Good Friday Friday of the Cross and Workshop 10 am / Mass of Easter. 10am Stations of the Cross Mr Stanley Palmer (020 8330 7408) Conducted Meditation 12 noon / Stations of Easter Day www.stmartins-ruislip.org 12 Noon Solemn celebration of the the Cross 1 pm / Liturgy of the Passion 2 pm 10am Family Mass, 11am High Mass. Lord’s Passion. Followed by Hot Cross HOLY SATURDAY Easter Vigil and First Mass buns and tea and coffee in the Saint Stephen’s Gloucester Road of Easter: 8.30 pm Parish Priest Fr.Paul Bagott 0207 370 3263 Clergy House EASTER SUNDAY Mass at 8 am / Parish The Parish of St.Saviour & Holy Saturday London SW7 4RL Mass 10 am /Solemn Evensong and St.Peter, Eastbourne 8pm Solemn Pontifical Mass of the Palm Sunday of the Lord’s Passion Benediction 6 pm Easter Vigil. Followed by Fireworks, then Mass 09.00 Contact Fr.Roger Caswell on 01 903 724410 St George's Church, Holy Week with The Rt.Rev.Martin Easter Fest in the Clergy House Blessing of Palms, Procession and Bickley Park Road, Warner, Bishop of Chichester Easter Day 8am Mass Solemn Mass 11.00 Bromley BR1 2BE. Palm Sunday 8am Mass with Blessing of 10am Solemn Mass, with renewal of Holy Week and Easter Services Baptismal vows Rheinberger and Gibbons Palm Sunday Palms, 10.30am Palm Ceremonies, All Saints Eastchurch Contact: Father T E Jones SSC 020 7481 2985 10.30am Procession and Sung Mass. Procession of the Palms and Solemn Mass Maundy Thursday Palm Sunday: 10.00am Procession of Palms with the singing of the Passion. www.stpeterslondondocks.org.uk Solemn Mass, Procession to the Altar and Parish Eucharist Monday, Tuesday & Monday & Wednesday Monday in Holy Week: of Repose and Watch 20.00 Wednesday Mass at 10.30am and 7.30pm. 7.30pm Eucharist and Meditation 8pm Sung Mass. St. Andrew's, Byrd and Palestrina Tuesday Mass at 12 noon and 7.30pm. Tuesday in Holy Week: 7.30pm Eucharist, Kingsbury, NW9 8RZ Good Friday Reception of Oils and Meditation Maundy Thursday Maundy Thursday Wednesday in Holy Week: 8pm Sung Mass of the Last Supper. 7.30pm Solemn Mass of the Lord's Palm Sunday - Procession of Palms and Stations of the Cross 11.00 7.30pm Eucharist and Meditation Good Friday Supper, Washing of Feet, Procession to the Sung Mass at 10.30am Commemoration of the Passion 15.00 Maundy Thursday: 7.30pm Eucharist of the 3pm The Liturgy of the Day. Altar of Repose and Watch until Midnight. Maundy Thursday Victoria and Palestrina Last Supper, Washing of Feet, Stripping of Good Friday - Mass of the Lord’s Holy Saturday Supper with washing of feet at 7.30pm Holy Saturday the Altar and Watch till 10pm 10am Stations of the Cross, 2pm Liturgy of Good Friday: 8pm Easter Vigil. Easter Vigil 20.00 2.00pm Stations of the Cross, the Day. Holy Saturday - 7.30pm The Good Friday - Liturgy at 1.30pm Veneration of the Cross and Mass of the Easter Day Paschal Vigil & First Mass of Easter. Viadana and Anerio Pre-sanctified Holy Saturday - Easter Vigil at 8pm 8am Low Mass, 10.30am Easter Day 8am Mass, 10.30am Easter Day Holy Saturday: 8.00pm Blessing of the New Procession and Sung Mass. Fire, Easter Vigil and First Eucharist of Easter Procession and Solemn Mass of the Easter Sunday - Sung Mass at 10.30am Mass 09.00 / Solemn Mass 11.00 Resurrection. Easter Day: 10.00am Parish Eucharist and For times of Confessions and other Mozart and Thompson Renewal of Baptismal Vows Services contact Fr.Richard Norman For further details Priest: Fr Jason Rendell 020 8205 7447 Parish Priest Fr.Chris Shipley 01 795 880205 on 020 8295 6411. call Fr.Nick MacNeill 01 323 485399 www.standrewskingsbury.org.uk www.saint-stephen.org.uk