The Voice of Catholic Anglicans Winter 2016

together THE VOICE OF CATHOLIC ANGLICANS WINTER 2016

2017 NATIONAL FESTIVAL

Saturday 17th June St John the Baptist, Coventry Fleet Street, Coventry CV1 3AY

First things first 12 noon When we think about ‘mission’ – that is, if we think about mission (and I really hope that SOLEMN CONCELEBRATED MASS mission is quickly coming up the PCC agenda of every parish affiliated to The Society) – we’re Principal Celebrant: probably thinking about some kind of plan – even a local ‘mission action plan’. Bishop Roger Jupp, Superior-General

Where to start? What to say? What to do? 2.00 pm : Annual Meeting of Associates Who to? Why do it? ‘Have we all got the plan? Synchronize watches …’ 3.00 pm : Exposition, Procession of the Blessed Sacrament and Benediction

Priests Associate: those wishing to concelebrate must inform the And then—stupid creatures that Secretary-General via Mary Bashford at: [email protected] we are, only then—we ask God or telephone 0121 382 5533 to bless it, to swing in behind us, to endorse what we’ve put together, to fill our plans with his life and love, and give success to the work of our hands.

Put it like that, there’s something clearly not quite right about that approach. It’s dangerously close to thinking that it’s our job to work out how we can take God, even smuggle God, into places and into lives where he’s never been before, when—of course!— God is always, always already in people’s lives, long before we turn up.

When we stop and re-think (or when we’ve learnt the hard way because our precious plans have collapsed) we realize that the real mission God gives to us is where he is already opening the door.

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...continued from front page Falling in love with God, and then letting it Let’s take our encouragement from the early show. missionaries of our land. The outreach and service of every parish of The Society will exist, Which gifts has God given in the congregation I’m writing these words in Rome airport, not first because of our plans, but only if we fall that need to be given room to grow? which new returning from Archbishop Justin’s visit to Pope in love with God and share it with our brothers ministries can be offered? what opportunities Francis and to the Anglican Centre in Rome to and sisters. or people, in our local neighbourhood is God celebrate the 50th anniversary of the historic bringing to our attention? which needs we can and beautiful meeting in 1966 of Pope Paul VI Now that we’re passing into 2017, the first full meet in the name of Jesus? which places or and Archbishop Michael Ramsey that opened year of the life of The Society, let’s help the needs further afield capture the compassion the way to renewed relations between whole Church to learn to put first things first: and imagination of our fellowship? Anglicans and Roman Catholics, and bore fruit ‘the love of Christ before all things!’ Now of course, at some point, in any of these in the founding of the Centre. Whatever new possibilities, parishes must be prepared and difficulties and obstacles appear to be in our + Jonathan equipped for whatever possibilities for mission path, it is 50 years to be abidingly grateful for. or service they channel energies into. But our The main act of worship wit the Pope was Rome airport plan is not the first thing. Vespers in the monastery from which St Augustine was sent by Pope Gregory the Great. The first thing, the really key thing in mission, is It’s always immensely moving to remember that CONTACT DETAILS something quite different, as every bishop, Augustine left that same monastery and arrived Together is published and edited by the Church priest and deacon in the CofE knows. At every as a missionary bishop on Ebbsfleet beach. Union in co-operation with the Additional ordination, after a lot of questions by the Curates Society, the Confraternity of the bishop and promises from the candidates, the It’s obvious from the stories we have of Blessed Sacrament and Forward in Faith. bishop abruptly changes tack and says, ‘I Augustine, and from his correspondence with assume you do know (don’t you?) that you can’t Pope Gregory, that he was really scared that he The opinions and views expressed in this do all this on your own? You can only do it with couldn’t lead a mission in England in his own newspaper by contributors and advertisers are the grace and power of God. So then, we’d strength: only with the grace and power of God. their own, and not those of the Church Union, better start praying!’ Additional Curates Society, the Confraternity of But the key to the success of the mission the Blessed Sacrament or Forward in Faith. I wish that were something we said to people appears to have been falling in love with God who come to be baptized and confirmed as before sharing love with the wider world. When If you have ideas for content, please email well, because the point is the same: ‘You do the Venerable Bede described the early days of [email protected]. Augustine’s mission, he stressed that the know, don’t you, that you can’t be a Christian in If you would like free copies for your parish, or missionaries ‘began by imitating the way of life your own strength? The first thing in Christian to discuss other matters of distribution, please life, the most important thing, is the grace and of the apostles and of the earliest Church’. contact the ACS on 0121 382 5533, email power of God. And that means, quite obviously, What drew and attracted people to the faith [email protected] falling in love with God, allowing ourselves to then – and what draws and attracts them now or write to: become dependent on his mercy, and kindness, – is Christian poverty and prayer, the humble The Additional Curates Society, and gentleness. And only then, when we love and joyful shared life of the apostles in the Acts Gordon Browning House, Unit 7, God and one another, have we got anything to of the Apostles. Spitfire Road, Birmingham B24 9PB share in mission, whatever kind of mission it is. What makes any parish effective in terms of CURAT AL ES N S If we think about it, we already know all this, mission and witness is this apostolic way of life IO O T C I I E –being in love with God in prayer and the D because these two things—falling in love, and T D Y letting it show—happen every time we celebrate Eucharist, and extending that love to others. A

a d the Mass. There are two very ancient moments The community at Whitby under The Society’s s s o i heroine, St Hilda, is described in the same way, o o in the Mass when, instead of being encouraged n h a st to do something (‘Let us do such and such …’), and there are many other instances. The main te ie about pr we’re ordered, pretty abruptly, to do something. point is clear: the mission of the Church is First, the bishop or priest says – ‘Up with your bound up with people who are in love with God If you would like to advertise in Together, hearts!’ Give God your love and gratitude. Hold the Father of Jesus Christ, who are not please contact Mike Silver on ashamed of depending on him, and with our nothing back. And the congregation thunders [email protected] or 01634 401611. back, ‘We already have – they’re with the Lord!’ willingness to share with everyone what we And the second order is when the deacon says, have received. ‘Go! The mass has ended; the mission has College of Readers begun!’ Patron. The Rt. Revd Norman Banks Bishop of Richborough Co-patron. The Rt. Revd Martyn Jarret

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The sun didn’t exactly shine, but at least the rain stayed away Gfor the 2016 Glalstonbuary Pilgrimages entitled “tMary Moother of nbury Mercy”. The preacher at the Mass was Bishop Philip North, who invited us to do something “heretical” and imagine ourselves in the person of Christ. What would our first miracle be? We of course all know what the Lord decided to do, change water into wine, 818 litres or 97 cases, and although communion didn’t require those quantities the truly miraculous thing that we are discovering in Glastonbury and certainly counter culturally in the church at large our numbers are showing a steady increase year on year. We even seem to be attracting more Bishops. It was lovely to have Bishop Tony of Wakefield, Bishop Philip of Burnley, The Bishop of Ebbsfleet and of course the Chairman of the pilgrimage Bishop Roger Jupp. The challenge the preacher set before us was for the Catholic movement to once again find its mission mojo. As the procession of the Blessed Sacrament made its way through those streets of Glastonbury, which are full of shops selling pagan paraphernalia we saw Catholic worship and witness at its best. The procession made its way back into the Abbey grounds for a truly rousing few words from Bishop Tony as we received the final benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.

At the Annual General Meeting of the Pilgrimage Association the theme for the 8th July 2017 was set. A Mass of Saint Joseph of Arimathea with the strap line “Looking for the Kingdom in serving Christ crucified”. As usual Mass will begin at 12 noon and we are delighted that Bishop Roger has sent an invitation to the Orthodox community to provide a preacher.. Why not think about organising a parish group? There is something very special that constantly needs to be claimed for Christ in Glastonbury and it is a great opportunity for Christians in the West Country and in Wales to gather together and share in amazing Catholic worship that is both engaging and dynamic.

Full details of this year’s pilgrimage can be found on our website www.glastonburypilgrimage.com or enquiries can be made by phoning the Additional Curates Society 0121 382 5533 Option 6 or emailing [email protected] 4 Together WINTER 2016 visit our website: www.sswsh.com

An Interview with Fr Kevin Smith

Father Kevin can you tell us something about very aware of the demands of the role. How many verses of the Walsingham Hymn yourself and your ministry so far? Walsingham is such an important place of do you know off by heart? I was born and brought up in North Yorkshire, pilgrimage, renewal, conversion and healing as I can get as far as “Bewildered no longer for this and apart from student days in Oxford and well as a major local employer. Thankfully there was the sign” (verse 14) which is encouraging! training at Chichester Theological College I have is an excellent team already in place at the always lived and worked in the North of England. Shrine and I am very much looking forward to I’ll ask you the same question in a year’s After leaving school I worked and studied for two working with them to ensure that all pilgrims time! years at Marygate House on Holy Island and continue to receive the welcome and care that Only 23 verses to go! grew to love the great Saints of Northumbria and has come to be a hallmark of pilgrimages to that beautiful part of the world. After serving my Walsingham. Are there any things you hope to do in your Title at Worksop Priory, I was appointed as Vicar spare time away from the Shrine? of S. Hugh’s, New Cantley in Doncaster before What in your opinion is the place of I’m looking forward to exploring other parts of moving back to the North East in 2003 to Walsingham in the Church today? Norfolk and its many interesting churches. I also become Vicar of S. Mary’s, Horden in the The Shrine is a place where the eternal truths of hope to extend my limited repertoire of Diocese of Durham. God’s love and mercy are honoured and pheasant recipes! celebrated, and so it shouldn’t come as a When did you first visit the Shrine at surprise that so many experience at Walsingham 2017 is going to be an interesting year for Walsingham? the renewal and strengthening of their hope and you, what in the life of the Shrine would you I first visited the Shrine when I was 14, faith. The Church has always needed centres of like our readers to particularly take note of? attending the National Pilgrimage in 1980. My pilgrimage and prayer to ensure that she The Shrine is going to be playing an important Parish Priest thought it might be something I’d remains focussed on what lies at the heart of part in the initiative of a national Novena of enjoy. He was right! I remember the day very her work and mission. Our Lady teaches us so Prayer promoted by the Church of England, the clearly and for some reason was particularly much about these things and the Shrine is a Roman Catholic Church, as well as other struck by the sight of the large silver Maltese real gift to the Church as well as to the Nation. churches during the days between Ascension Lanterns carried in the Procession – not the and Pentecost under the title “Thy Kingdom kind of thing we had in our church at home! It Is there a special part of the Shrine that you Come”, culmination with the National Pilgrimage was the first time I had encountered such like the most? on Monday 29th May 2017. Details will be explicit devotion to Our Lady and it made a deep The Holy House is, of course, at the top of the announced shortly, but I hope all pilgrims will impression. list – such a powerful place of prayer and join in the Novena and, if possible, be in devotion – but I also love the grounds and the Walsingham for the National. Also, the Youth You have been a guardian for some time wonderful views of the Shrine Church from the Pilgrimage from 7th-11th August is a fantastic what does it mean and what has your role area near the Altar of the Mysteries of Light. opportunity for our younger pilgrims to celebrate been? the faith and their devotion to Our Lady of The Guardians are the legal trustees of the Walsingham with hundreds of others from Shrine and have the responsibility of oversight around the country. Some exciting ideas are over the affairs of the Shrine. The primary already taking shape – again, details available purpose as the College of Guardians is to soon. honour the Incarnation, promote pilgrimage to Walsingham, to ensure that all who visit are welcomed and cared for and to And any other question you might want to administer the Shrine property. I was pose yourself. elected as a Guardian in 2002 and in A final word…I have been very aware over the 2008 became the Registrar, a role which, past few months of the prayers of pilgrims as amongst other things, involves overseeing I prepare to begin a new chapter of my life the election process for new Guardians. and ministry as Priest Administrator. Thank The Registrar also has to chair meetings you so much for those prayers, and I very of Chapter in the absence of the Master, much look forward to welcoming you all to but thankfully that has been a rare England’s Nazareth. occurrence during my time.

For many of us Walsingham is Holy Ground, what excites or challenges you the most about taking up your new role? Having seen something of what the ministry of the Priest Administrator involves both publicly and behind the scenes, I am THE VOICE OF CATHOLIC ANGLICANS Together WINTER 2016 5

Building The Society

By the beginning of October, 391 parishes had passed a receive a ‘porch card’ to display as a sign of their belonging to resolution under the House of Bishops’ Declaration to come this wider fellowship. They are shown on the interactive map of under the oversight of a member of the Council of Bishops of Society parishes – www.sswsh.com/map.php. People looking The Society. According to the official figures, there were for a church in which to worship when away from home will be previously 368 “C” parishes with a petition under the old Act of consulting this map, which gives the postcode of the church Synod in force, so the process has resulted in a significant building, directions for reaching it, and links to its entry on ‘A increase in the number of parishes under the oversight of the Church Near You’ and to the parish website. Society’s bishops. Society parishes can also register with Forward in Faith, the 27 parishes with a petition under the Act of Synod still in force membership organization which supports The Society’s work, at had yet to vote. Many of these were planning to vote in October no extra charge. This enables them to be represented at the or early November. The two-year transitional period ends on 17 National Assembly, which in turn elects the Forward in Faith November: if those parishes have not passed the new Council. These are the formal structures in which the bishops resolution by then, they will no longer be under the oversight of take counsel with the clergy and laity of The Society nationally. their Society bishop after that date. All but a handful of the Society’s parishes are registered with Forward in Faith. 17 November is not the last opportunity to pass a resolution under the House of Bishops’ Declaration: it is merely the last More than half of the parishes under the oversight of a member opportunity for a seamless transition to the new arrangements. of the Council of Bishops have responded to the bishops’ Any parish (including parishes that were not previously request that they affiliate to The Society. Please check that your petitioning parishes, and indeed the small number of former parish is ‘on the map’. petitioning parishes in which the new resolution was put but not passed) can pass a resolution under the Declaration at any Colin Podmore time. Over the twenty years that the Act of Synod was in force, the number of petitioning parishes grew steadily; there is no reason to believe that the same will not be true under the new Declaration.

A resolution forms relationships. First and foremost, it establishes a relationship of full communion between each parish and its Society bishop, but it also creates such a relationship between that bishop’s parishes. In some dioceses a large number of parishes are united under their Society bishop – over 40 in the Diocese of London, nearly 30 in the Diocese of Leeds, over 20 in Lichfield, Manchester and Sheffield. But there are also many dioceses where the number of parishes is smaller. For them, the wider fellowship of their Richborough, Ebbsfleet, Beverley or Fulham family will be especially important.

The ministry of a bishop is one of unity. It is his ministry that unites his parishes with each other – and with the Church across the ages. He also unites them with the Church in other places, through his communion with other bishops. Our bishops have created The Society, under the patronage of St Wilfrid and St Hilda, to give visible embodiment to these relationships of full communion within the Church of England.

Parishes that are under the oversight of a member of the Council of Bishops are invited to affiliate to The Society. They 6 Together WINTER 2016 visit our website: www.sswsh.com

Family Fest was the best ever! Was the response of Belinda, one of over one hundred people who attended Family Fest South West, a families’ camping weekend organised by five parish clergy in the Diocese of Exeter.

Fr Will Hazlewood, Vicar of Dartmouth said “We wanted to host a weekend where families could come together in community and celebrate their faith with others in the Catholic Tradition. A number of our churches within the Diocese are seeing a growth in primary school age children; we would love to take them to the families’ weekend at Walsingham, but it is just too far; so we asked Walsingham to come to us”.

“I just wanted to say a big thank you for a fabulous weekend. We all enjoyed it and the boys are singing ‘Mercy’ all over the house – with actions (really funny because I didn’t think they were picking it up at all”).

Family Fest was held at the River Dart Country Park in Ashburton and was very generously supported by the Confraternity of the Blessed Sacrament and the Number One Trust meaning that we could offer the whole weekend for just £15. In addition, we encouraged those who might not wish to come to sponsor a place and be a Godparent to a child for the weekend, in the same way as the Youth Pilgrimage offers that ministry.

Fr Robin Eastoe, Team Rector of Heavitree said that “we were really delighted that the event was supported by the Shine of Our Lady of Walsingham in Norfolk; the Yr4God team (four young people who give a year to God working at the shrine) and the interim priest administrator, Fr Philip Barnes, travelled to the West Country to help lead this wonderful event”.

“Thank you so much for all your hard work to make last weekend happen! We did enjoy it, particularly the mix of formal activity and free time to explore the place. It was a great venue we thought. It was great that the children could be so involved. I don't think my son will forget washing the Bishop's hands!” THE VOICE OF CATHOLIC ANGLICANS Together WINTER 2016 7

The weekend focussed on God’s mercy. The We had a homily from Fr Philip Barnes The weekend was a fabulous celebration of weekend began with a barbecue to feed exploring forgiveness followed a procession of faith, it was lovely to see so many clergy and everyone as they arrived. Then the opening the Blessed Sacrament and Benediction given families enjoying the weekend. There were a liturgy with gathered musicians and sketches by Bishop Jonathan. There was lots of social number of families who are just stepping out performed by the Yr4God team to express time after the evening liturgy for people to get into their lives of faith and it is so important God’s love and mercy through the incarnation to know one another a little better. for them to be able to gather with other and Mary’s role as Mother of Christ and families; for some they are the only family in Mother of God. “For me it was a little chance to stop and their church, and it is so important for them to pause for a moment among life's busy-ness, be part of a larger community exploring God’s On Saturday after the gathering liturgy, the which was most welcome. Beside the love and mercy for them. groups set off on a treasure trail around the services, it was good to join up with everyone field exploring God’s acts of mercy; we then for eating the two meals as well, the fish and “Everyone was really friendly, and we liked the gathered back for the liturgy of sprinkling with chips worked really well - and they tasted good games and activities. It was good that we got water brought from the Holy Well at too”. to go to the water park as well and we really Walsingham. enjoyed the singing and the worship in the big Sunday morning began with Morning Prayer tent." “Thank you so much for this amazing and a number of activities including a drama weekend. Everything was perfect and the workshop to practise a dramatization of the We are planning on running Family Fest next children wanted to stay on Sunday! We were Gospel for the Mass, there were colouring year and we will be celebrating Fun, Faith and so very happy to meet such nice and activities and singing workshops too and we Family between the 9th and the 11th June interesting people. We are looking for the next welcomed the Archdeacon of Plymouth, the 2016 at the River Dart Country Park. There is family weekend now.” Venerable Ian Chandler, who joined us the for a short video showing this year’s festival the day. which can be found at After a free afternoon for families to explore https://www.dropbox.com/s/hp2gib0872xg5 the park including clambering between trees "We had an amazing time at Family Fest! mr/Family%20Fest%20Video!.mp4?dl=0 fifty feet above the ground. Everyone gathered There was a great atmosphere, and we can't for fish and chips (Fr Will’s car smelt like a wait to come back next year!!" Spread the word and put the date in your diary chippy for over a week afterwards!). We for next year! welcomed Bishop Jonathan Goodall and the The community gathered once more for the Archdeacon of Totnes, the Venerable Douglas Concelebrated Mass, Bishop Jonathan For more information please contact: Dettmer who joined us for dinner and after presided and preached and it was a truly Fr Nick Debney everyone was fed, we gathered for our evening joyous and joy-filled Mass with great singing [email protected] liturgy. and energy from everyone there. Fr Peter March [email protected] “Family Fest was just what you’d think and Fr David Bailey, Vicar of Our Lady of hope: a joyful opportunity to come together, Glastonbury Mission Community said, “It was simply, as friends and as families, to share good to see so many people meeting each one another’s company, to worship and learn, other and getting to know one another”. After as well as to relax and unwind, and remember the Mass it was time to pack up and transport that God’s pilgrim people are a whole all the kit back to various churches. extended family on a journey together, wherever God leads. I shall be back again: and I hope there’ll be lots more there for the first time.” +Jonathan 8 Together WINTER 2016 visit our website: www.sswsh.com The Christmas Crib

The Christmas Crib attracted even more admiring Oh’s and Ah’s than usual.

The accustomed plaster figures had not been brought the Magi; they are really Wine Gums and Sweets. out that year. Instead, a near life size - life size Those paper crowns they wear are rich because they that is to the children – representation had been are encrusted with chocolates in shiny, multi-coloured made by children and young people of the church. foil wrappers. That amazing Amethyst on the Ring of Supervised by the Parish Assistants, mops had been the King is that prized Caramel with the Hazelnut cunningly transformed into the various Crib figures; from Quality Street complete with painted masks for faces, real articles of clothing and assorted artifacts to give Before another moment; without another thought, verisimilitude to the scene. The Holy Family, the one, then another, then the rest are over the rail and attendant Angels and Shepherds and, richest and among the Crib figures. Tall as they are, as it were, grandest of all, the Magi, awaiting the Epiphany on part of that First Christmas scene. But a moment is the periphery of the scene, were all represented That all it takes. Hands grab, pockets and mouths stuffed. familiar, idealized and much loved image of In another moment, back they are, out of the scene, Christmas out of the Church, out onto the street and away

The novel Crib had been completed to its perfection In the Church calm descends once more. But the by the addition of the Christ Child and had been duly Christmas Crib is changed. Saint Joseph has fallen Blessed at the Midnight Mass. Devotions had been onto his back in the hay. Our Lady and one of the properly offered at the end of the Mass of Christmas Shepherd, rear back as if in horror. A lamb has bitten Day. The Children, young people and the Parish the dust. All three of the Magi are disheveled and Assistants much congratulated for their work and entirely robbed of their riches. In the midst of chaos imagination, Now, in the afternoon of Christmas Day, and ruin the Christ Child is tipped from the comfort the church stood empty in that particular haze of and security of the Manger and is now in the dross; incense and folk were fully engaged in the fripperies there, in the midst of a different kind of reality of Christmas back home with families. All was well with the world, so it seemed to them Later, that evening, when Father and the Curate return to the Church to ring the Angelus and recite But that Christmas afternoon, not all were at home. A Vespers, they find that different rendering of the group of children, sent out to play with their array of Christmas Crib. As they tidy up a bit they find they Christmas gifts and toys had grown tired of the new must try especially hard to say their Office and bike, the scooter and that toy of latest demand and Devotions at the Crib that evening. fashion. Bored and inquisitive, they venture into the open and empty Church They are contemplating which of those two Christmas Cribs most closely represented the truth of the Once familiarized with the vastness of the space and Incarnation. That which was Blessed at Midnight or the subdued light, they venture towards the High Altar that which was now before them and, in the flickering light of the various Sanctuary Lamps and guttering stubs of candles, come across Perhaps the first revealed something of the beauty the Christmas Crib and love and deeper peace within the purposes of God. But then, perhaps the second, showed more At first overcome by it – the Crib being life size to powerfully, profoundly and exactly the extent of the them – they gaze in awe. A couple of them even humility and self-giving sacrifice of a Father who so kneel down on the step thoughtfully provided. Others loved this world that, while we were yet sinners, gives circle round to view the scene in its entirety. The His only begotten Son to be our Saviour sheer size of the figures amazes; the dress and cloths of figures impress and, above all, the richness of the Magi and their Gifts fascinate +Robert Ladds Now there is a nudge. One to another. A finger points, eyes follow. Words of amazed recognition are exchanged. Those jewels on the Caskets and Gifts of North-West Blackburn, Carlisle, Chester, Liverpool, Manchester Sodor and Man ...... o 2 8 A T C P T A 3 C 1 6 C F 9 7 8 S f C 2 C F 2 0 4 F a 7 1 1 h 2 t S B a 2 M

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Father Matthew Robinson St George’s-in The-Meadows, Nottingham ordained priest A modern angle on agape [á-ga-pay] ? Agape (a Greek word) was the name September 2016 by Bishop Norman Banks for a meal shared by early Christians at a later time on Sundays following at Seven Oaks the morning Eucharist.

Usually once a month (except in Lent and Advent) at Saint George’s-in-The Meadows, Nottingham, we have a full Sunday lunch in the church hall shortly after Mass, and after the usual tea and coffee, of course. The full meal is prepared and cooked in the church kitchen, with delicious home- made desserts, and as well as hosting members of the congregation the lunches attract some non-churchgoers from the parish, some intermittent worshippers, and people from our other churches in the local Catholic Cluster. The shared enjoyment of eating together brings everyone closer together, as well as helping to raise funds for Saint George’s.

To enable us to cater for large numbers, Father Colin Rushforth, our parish priest, initiated a kitchen upgrade in 2015 and some generous donations helped to fund the project. Eight of our congregation have received hygiene Bishop of Beverley training and certificates to qualify them for working in the kitchen, and the kitchen has received a Level 5 hygiene rating (the highest level) from the Liverpool Cathedral celebrating Mass in York local authority. The end result of every lunch is that a good time is had by Walsingham Festival Minster for 1800 people all, even if it does mean hard work for the catering volunteers! Smiles and expressions of thanks make it all worthwhile. Mass.

War Memorial On Thursday, 22 September St George's Church in Bickley witnessed the rededication of its First World War Memorial, after cleaning and restoration made possible by a generous grant from the War Memorials Trust.

Invited guests, including the Mayor of Bromley, Cllr Ian Payne, local schoolchildren, and representatives of the Armed Forces, came together to remember those from Bickley who served Walsingham The Bishops’ Reps in each of the Dioceses have all sorts of responsibilities and died during the Great War, and to added on to their main jobs of parish priests. But it doesn’t mean that they mark the blessing of the war memorial by Festival in Bolton don’t have a little time for more light-hearted things. Many readers of the Bishop of Richborough, the Rt Rev'd St Augustine's Church, Tonge Moor, “Together” whose usual lunch time routine includes BBC TV’s “Bargain Hunt Norman Banks. Bolton held its annual Walsingham at 12.45 on weekdays may have spotted the joint Representatives for Festival on Saturday 1st October. Lincoln Diocese on their TV screens in April. Frs Paul Noble & Edward Martin The Parish Priest of St George's, Fr The event started with concelebrated applied for the programme when it said they needed applicants from the Richard Norman, remarked, 'For over 150 mass and procession, followed by East Midlands, were auditioned and finally asked to attend the Newark years St George's has stood at the heart refreshments, and concluding with Antiques fair last autumn to spend the £300 that the show provides. of the community in Bickley, and has Benediction. shared the joys and sorrows of the parish. They were told that they would be the “Blue Team” which meant they had The principal celebrant and preacher As the nation commemorates the the ‘Our Lady’ blue fleeces which they wore with clerical collars and SSC was the Rt. Rev'd John Goddard, centenary of the conflict 1914-1918, we badges. However their choices of a 1970’s vase, a Victorian library former Bishop of Burnley. felt it appropriate to highlight the sacrifice bookstand and a fancy ladies card-case, did not sell for thousands of pounds in the auction. But by going along with their expert’s special made by the few for the many, and to picture shows: the Bishop flanked by purchase they succeeded in only losing £61! Nevertheless, as often bring together the community for whose visiting clergy, the altar servers happens in that show their money life they fell in battle team, and choir members. loss was still able to make them the eventual winners when it turned out that the red team lost even more than they did. Fr Paul and Fr Ed didn’t come away with a golden gavel badge each but they did get to keep the Bargain Hunt fleeces. Don’t give up the day jobs Fathers to open an Antique Shop together- it would probably pay you even less than the clergy stipend!

St Luke's, The United Benefice of Calow St.Gabriel's, Fullbrook, and Sutton-cum-Duckmanton Walstead Road, Walsall, WS5 4LZ. Holbrooks, Coventry Sunday 18th - 4pm Friday 23rd Dec Sunday 18th December Family Carol Service with 7pm Memorial Service and lighting of the 4pm Carols by Candlelight memorial candles Coventry Festival Band; Saturday 24th December – Christmas Eve Calow Christmas Eve - 4pm 4pm Crib Service Christmas Eve 3pm Christingle Calow Family Crib Service; From 11pm Carols 11.30pm Midnight mass round the Crib, followed by Midnight Mass; 11.30pm First Mass of Christmas Calow Sunday 25th December – Christmas Day Christmas Day Christmas Day 8am mass 10am Parish Mass. 10am Christmas Communion 10am Parish mass Further details: 024 7668 8604 or Sutton Fr.Mark McIntyre 01 922 622583 facebook.com/holbrookschurch Contact Fr. Kevin Ball 01246 462192 14 Together WINTER 2016

THE CONFRATERNITY OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT

At the last Council-General of the CBS in October held at Gordon word and sacrament to name but two. The Bishop of Beverley Square, Bishop Roger Jupp Superior-General and the other has just held his Festival in York Minster which CBS have offered officers laid before both the Ordained Members and Lay assistance with. The 1800 pilgrims will attest to the fact that this Associates a number of things that the CBS have been involved in Year of Mercy Mass was an incredible witness to Catholic life and over the last year and some of the exciting plans for the years to over 80 concelebrating clergy. CBS of course is a major funder of come. the Glastonbury Pilgrimage Association and add to this all the individual grants that are made to parishes for vessels, vestments Amongst the Catholic Societies, CBS and altars, it is soon obvious to everyone how wisely and carefully has taken quite a major seat around the the Trustees disperse the income that is gained from its table as it has helps to fund a number considerable resources of exciting projects that seek to not only promote the aims and objectives of the This year’s National Festival was held at Saint Albans Church CBS, but also strengthen Catholic life Holborn. Bishop Robert Ladds truly inspired us with an and witness in the Church of England. outstanding homily about The Precious Chalice that was taken in We are incredibly grateful to Bishop our Lord’s Holy and Venerable Hands. The full text of which was Norman who has initiated some exciting sent out to all associates but can be found on the CBS website projects. His Year of Mercy Masses that www.confraternity.org.uk and on our Facebook account have taken place in various Cathedrals CbSacrament, Next year’s National Festival is to be held at St and attracting large numbers of pilgrims John’s Church, Fleet Street, Coventry. A magnificent building a and his Eucharistic Conference for the few minutes walk from the station and almost next to Ikea, a more Richborough clergy at Walsingham than suitable venue in the Centre of England which hopefully will enriching their spiritual lives through encourage a larger than normal attendance on the 17th June 2017.

Plans for the future still to be properly formulated, is the 2017 NATIONAL expansion of our Catechetical work primarily through a confirmation/adult education course and hopefully for 2018 a Lent course that will fully embrace social media and will be very FESTIVAL much our gift as Catholics to the wider church. It is great to hear of news from the Wards, we are particularly delighted that a new Ward has been formed in Wales, our grateful thanks to Canon Saturday 17th June Steven Kirk the new District Superior, and some wards are being relaunched and enlivened by the participation of new laity and St John the Baptist, Coventry clergy alike. Full details of CBS can of course be found on our Fleet Street, Coventry CV1 3AY website. We are immensely grateful for the financial and prayerful support that we receive from all our members and associates and anybody interested in joining a local group should make contact 12 noon with our admin support [email protected] SOLEMN CONCELEBRATED MASS Principal Celebrant: Bishop Roger Jupp, Superior-General

2.00 pm : Annual Meeting of Associates

3.00 pm : Exposition, Procession of the Blessed Sacrament and Benediction

Priests Associate: those wishing to concelebrate must inform the Secretary-General via Mary Bashford at: [email protected] or telephone 0121 382 5533 THE VOICE OF CATHOLIC ANGLICANS Together WINTER 2016 15 Guild of the Servants of the Sanctuary At the Guild of the Servants of the radiate in our lives beyond the Sanctuary (GSS) Autumn confines of the sanctuary and the Festival at Saint Matthew’s church into our homes and Church, Carver Street, workplaces. Sheffield, we were able to give thanks for Peter These festivals are incredibly Hind’s 60 years ministry important for all Guild as a server at the altar. members as it gives an opportunity of fellowship as An incredible well as worship, and the achievement and a Guild looks forward to its powerful reminder of the next event the Easter faithfulness and Festival which will be on dedication of men and Saturday 22nd April 2017, women throughout the land provisionally booked for Saint who perform this vital role in Stephen’s Gloucester Road. many ways are unsung heroes of the Catholic faith. And as well as As at Carver Street GSS is always giving thanks for that ministry, we were delighted in the ways in which its also able to inaugurate the ministry of a numbers continue to be refreshed with a further 7 part of the 10 new altar servers at steady membership of new servers. Carver Street. For full details of your local group and all the We were truly blessed and challenged by a exciting things that GSS do locally and superb homily delivered by Father Grant nationally why not log onto our new website Naylor that invited us to reconsider the whole www.gssonline.org.uk. concept of service something which we should embrace joyfully and that joy should THE CHURCH UNION

The Church Union holds its Annual General Meeting on Thursday 1st December at 2.00pm at Christ the Good News And should King Gordon Square. We are delighted that a The Church Union administers 4 special trusts. The all be sent to number of new people have joined the council, first is the Father Martin Trust, and is specifically the offices of including: for churches of the Catholic tradition in the the Additional Curates Society. The Father Barry Smart, Northern Province. Congratulations to the parish of Parish Priest of St Luke’s Kingstanding, Birmingham St Helen’s Hemsworth who were awarded £10,000 other main Trust that is administered to help with the provision of kitchen and toilet by the Church Union is the Pollard Trust. This Father Martin Ennis, facilities. considers applications from Clergy Widows and Parish Priest of Tividale, West Midlands unmarried daughters over the age of 50 of Father Grant Naylor, The Oliphant Bequest Fund specifically for catholic deceased clergy men. The Pollard Trust has its own Parish Priest of St Matthews, Sheffield ordinands. Two grants have been made recently application form which can be gained from The totalling £1800 to help with books, fees and Father Steven Kirk, Additional Curates Society. general costs. Parish Priest of Ystrad Mynach Membership of the Church Union: Father Martin Hislop, The Jackson Trust for the repairs and improvements Membership Rates: Parish Priest of St Luke’s Kingston upon Thames. of church buildings. Two grants have recently been Individual Member: min. £20.00 pa. made, the first to St Francis Church, Friar Park Family Member: min. £25.00 pa. There are still vacancies for lay people so why not £2,000 towards the refurbishment of their Lady Overseas Member: min. £20.00 pa. consider offering yourself for election? Chapel Altar, the second to St Matthews, Sheffield Corporate Member: min. £50.00 pa. for £10,000 towards the refitting of the sacristy, Life Member: min. £150.00 Amongst some of the exciting things the Church vestry and organ loft. Union are considering is commissioning some new Full details of all these exciting projects and other catechetical material and they are appealing for Application forms for these Trusts can be found on related matters can be found on our website. anybody with experience in production to make the Church Union Website: www.churchunion.co.uk contact with them. http://www.churchunion.co.uk/applicationforms.php

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CURAT AL ES N S IO O T C I I E D Vocations T D Y

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The staff team presented all participants with a variety of experiences that enabled them to think, pray and listen to the voice of God in the hope that they might be able to discern whether or not they are called to priestly ministry in the Church of England.

As a church we have committed ourselves to increasing vocations by 50% over the next few years and as Catholic Anglicans we need to be part of that commitment for if we are to have any long term future we need to increase vocations.

On the Friday night all participants somewhat nervously got to know each other, both in a more formal setting of the lecture room and in an informal way around the bar with Father Sean Gilbert giving Bet Lynch a run for her money!

A major component of every weekend is the spiritual side. Vocations begin with God and we all need to not only listen very carefully to what he is saying, but also pray constantly that he will continue to send more priests. Once again Joan Whyman led an inspiring session on spirituality and shared her vast riches as a Spiritual Director in a humble and yet challenging way.

Read one of the comments from somebody who attended the conference:

”No-one could be more afraid than me as I walked through the doors of St Stephen’s House on the 2nd September. What on earth was I doing here? And yet almost immediately my fear was taken away from me as I realised I sat not as a stranger but amongst friends and fellow pilgrims on the winding path that will hopefully lead towards priesthood. I truly felt transformed by the experience and although exhausted by the time we left on Sunday, I have to say the whole event was inspiring, uplifting and incredibly challenging.”

Why not consider joining us on our next vocational activity. We meet on Saturday the 3rd December at Christ the King Gordon Square, beginning at 10.30 and finishing at 4.00pm. Full details can be found on the Here I Am Website: www.here-i-am.org.uk As can some inspiring videos of individual vocational stories, suggested reading lists and other helpful information.

God might be calling you. The next date of our residential conference is 1st-3rd September 2017 and in 2018 we plan to hold two events, one in the North and one in the South. Look out for more details soon.