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Diocese of Newcastle Prayer Diary August 2020 Diocese of Newcastle Prayer Diary August 2020 1 Saturday 4 Tuesday Diocese of Offa (Nigeria) Jean-Baptiste Vianney, curé d’Ars, spiritual guide, Bp Solomon Olusola Akambi 1859 Diocese of Bolivia (South America) Diocese of Ogbaru (Nigeria) Bp Raphael Samuel Bp Prosper Amah Diocese of Karimnagar (South India) Diocese of Bondo (Kenya) Bp David Kodia Bp Reuben Mark Diocese of Kasai-Mbujimayi (Congo) vacant Diocese of Winchester: Diocese of Winchester: Tim Dakin, Bishop of Winchester Peter Rouch, Archdeacon of Bournemouth Newcastle West Deanery: Newcastle West Deanery: Area Dean: Christine Brown Benwell and Scotswood Team Ministry Team Rector: David Kirkwood 2 EIGHTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY Team Vicar: Dominic Coad Porvoo Communion: Curate: Christopher Minchin Diocese of Bristol Readers: Kathleen Germain and Diocese of Helsinki (Evangelical Lutheran Terese Wilkinson Church in Finland) 5 Wednesday Anglican Communion: Oswald, king of Northumbria, martyr, 642 We pray today for the new Province of [CNS *] Alexandria, created from the former diocese Diocese of Ogbia (Nigeria) of Egypt with North Africa and the Horn of Bp James Oruwori Africa in the Episcopal Church of Jerusalem Diocese of Bor (South Sudan) and the Middle East Abp Ruben Akurdid Ngong Diocese of Winchester: Diocese of Umzimvubu (Southern Africa) David Williams, Bishop of Basingstoke Bp Sitembele Mzamane Newcastle West Deanery: Diocese of Winchester: Lay Chair: Meg Fisher Richard Brand, Archdeacon of Winchester Newcastle West Deanery: 3 Monday St James’ Parish Church, Benwell Diocese of Karnataa Central (South India) * Canon Pete Askew, Bishop’s Chaplain Bp Prasana Kumar Samuel Diocese of Karnataka North (South India) Bp Ravikumar J Niranjan This Prayer Diary can be downloaded each Diocese of Karnataka South (South India) month from the Bp Mohan Manoraj Newcastle diocesan website: Diocese of Winchester: www.newcastle.anglican.org/prayerdiary Debbie Sellin, Bishop of Southampton Newcastle West Deanery: Deanery Secretary: vacant Finance Officer: Janice Stait 6 TRANSFIGURATION OF OUR LORD Anglican Communion: Province de l’Eglise Anglicane au Rwanda Diocese of Ogbomoso (Nigeria) Abp Laurent Mbanda Bp Matthew Osunade Diocese of Winchester: Diocese of Botswana (Central Africa) The Benefice of Ringwood with Ellingham Bp Metlha Beleme and Harbridge and St Leonards and St Ives Diocese of Brandon (Canada) Newcastle West Deanery Bp William Cliff Benefice of Chapel House Diocese of Winchester: Holy Nativity Parish Church Andrew Robinson, Chief Executive Vicar: vacant Newcastle West Deanery: St John’s Church, Benwell The Mothers’ Union: 10 Monday For all MU members as they support their Laurence, deacon at Rome, martyr, 258 church and community through prayer and Diocese of Ohaji/Egbama (Nigeria) service. Bp Chidi Collins Oparaojiaku Diocese of Brisbane (Australia) 7 Friday Abp Phillip Aspinall Diocese of Winchester: John Mason Neale, priest, hymn writer, 1866 The Deanery of Lyndhurst Diocese of Ogoni (Nigeria) Peter Salisbury, Area Dean Bp Solomon Gberegbara Newcastle West Deanery: Diocese of Brasilia (Brazil) Benefice of Cowgate Bp Mauricio Jose Araujo De Andrade St Peter’s Parish Church Diocese of Brazzaville (Congo) Vicar: Alan Paterson Bp Molanga Jean Botola Curate: Waldemar Nion Diocese of Winchester: Licensed Lay Minister: Ollie Dempsey Catherine Ogle, Dean of Winchester, and the Readers: Susan Smith and William Knox Cathedral Chapter Newcastle West Deanery: The Church of the Venerable Bede, Benwell 11 Tuesday Clare of Assisi, founder of the Poor Clares, 1253 John Henry Newman, priest, tractarian, 1890 8 Saturday Diocese of Ohio (ECUSA) Dominic, priest, founder of the Order of Bp Mark Hollingsworth Preachers, 1221 Diocese of Bristol Bps Vivienne Faull and Diocese of Ogori-Magongo (Nigeria) Lee Stephen Rayfield Bp Festus Davies Diocese of Katanga (Congo) Bp Bertin Subi Diocese of Brechin (Scotland) Diocese of Winchester: Bp Andrew Swift Benefice of Beaulieu and Exbury and Diocese of Katakwa (Kenya) East Boldre Bp John Okude Omuse Newcastle West Deanery: Diocese of Winchester: Benefice of Denton The Benefice of Mudeford (in the Parish Church of the Holy Spirit Christchurch Deanery) Vicar: vacant Newcastle West Deanery: Reader: Carol Wolstenholme South Benwell Community Church and the Kenneth Crawford is to be licensed by Bishop Cornerstone Project Christine as Priest-in-Charge of St John the Baptist, Grainger Street, Newcastle, this evening. Please 9 NINTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY pray for them and for the parishioners at the Porvoo Communion: beginning of this new chapter in the church’s Diocese of Portsmouth story. Diocese of Stockholm (Church of Sweden) 12 Wednesday 15 THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY George Stephenson, engineer, 1848 [CNS *] Diocese of Oke-Osun (Nigeria) Oji River (Nigeria) Bp Abraham Akinlalu Abp Amos Amankechinelo Madu Diocese of Bukedi (Uganda) British Columbia (Canada) Bp Samuel Egasa Bp Logan McMenamie Diocese of Katsina (Nigeria) Diocese of Winchester: Bp Jonathan Bamaiyi Benefice of Brockenhurst Diocese of Winchester: Benefice of Dibden Newcastle West Deanery: Newcastle West Deanery: Benefice of Elswick Benefice of Newburn Parish Church of St Stephen and St Paul Vicar: Allison Harding Vicar: George Curry Newcastle St Paul’s C of E Primary School 16 TENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY * Canon Simon Harper Porvoo Communion: Diocese of Kilmore, Elphin and Ardagh 13 Thursday (Church of Ireland) Jeremy Taylor, bishop of Down and Connor, Diocese of Aarhus (Evangelical Lutheran teacher of the faith, 1667 Church in Denmark) Florence Nightingale, nurse, social reformer, 1910 Anglican Communion: Octavia Hill, social reformer, 1912 The Scottish Episcopal Church Diocese of Okene (Nigeria) Bp Mark Strange, Primus Bp Emmanuel Onsachi Diocese of Winchester: Diocese of Buhiga (Burundi) Benefice of Fawley Bp Evariste Nijimbere Newcastle West Deanery: Diocese of Bujumbura (Burundi) Parish Church of St Michael and All Angels, Bp Eraste Bigirimana Newburn Diocese of Winchester: Monday Benefice of Colbury 17 Newcastle West Deanery: Diocese of Okigwe (Nigeria Benefice of Fenham St James and St Basil Bp Edward Osuegbu Vicar: James McGowan Diocese of Okigwe North (Nigeria) Dame Allan’s Schools in Fenham and Spital Bp Godson Udochukwu Ukanwa Tongues Chaplain: James McGowan Diocese of Okigwe South (Nigeria) Bp David Onuoha Praying for Unity Diocese of Kebbi (Nigeria) For all ecumenical holiday clubs and Abp Edmund Akanya activities, including online projects Diocese of Winchester: 14 Friday Benefice of Hordle Maximilian Kolbe, friar, martyr, 1941 Newcastle West Deanery: Diocese of Oke-Ogun (Nigeria) Church of St Mary the Virgin, Throckley Bp Cornelius Adagbada 18 Tuesday Diocese of Bukavu (Congo) Diocese of Okinwa (Japan) Bp Sylvestre Bahati Bp David Eisho Uehara Diocese of Winchester: Diocese of Bukuru (Nigeria) Benefice of Copythorne Bp Jwan Zhumbes Newcastle West Deanery: Diocese of Winchester: Benefice of Newbiggin Hall Benefice of Hythe St Wilfrid’s Parish Church Newcastle West Deanery: Priest-in-Charge: Alan Paterson Benefice of Newcastle Holy Cross Curate: Waldemar Nion Vicar: vacant Licensed Lay Minister: Ollie Dempsey Reader: Barbara Bailes 19 Wednesday Diocese of Winchester: Benefice of Milford-On-Sea Oswin, king of Deira, 651 [CNS *] Newcastle West Deanery: Diocese of Oklahoma (ECUSA) Benefice of Ponteland Bp Ed Konieczny Vicar: Paul Allinson Diocese of Bunbury (Australia) Associate Priest: Christine Brown Bp Ian Coutts Curate: Rosemary Harrison Diocese of Winchester: Reader: Kenneth Peet Benefice of Lymington Richard Coates C of E School, Ponteland Newcastle West Deanery: Benefice of Newcastle St Philip & 23 ELEVENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY St Augustine and St Matthew & St Mary Porvoo Communion: Vicar: Richard Deadman Diocese of Edinburgh (Scottish Episcopal * Canon Rachel Wood Church) Diocese of Espoo (Evangelical Lutheran 20 Thursday Church in Finland) Bernard, abbot of Clairvaux, teacher of the faith, Anglican Communion: 1153 The Church of the Province of South East William and Catherine Booth, founders of the Asia Abp Melter Tais Salvation Army, 1912 and 1890 Diocese of Winchester: Diocese of Okrika (Nigeria) Benefice of Pennington Bp Tubokosemie Atere Newcastle West Deanery: Diocese of Bungoma (Kenya) Church of the Holy Saviour, Milbourne Bp George Mechumo Diocese of Winchester: 24 BARTHOLOMEW THE APOSTLE Benefice of Lyndhurst and Emery Down and Diocese of Kibondo (Tanzania) Minstead Bp Sospeter Ndenza Newcastle West Deanery: Diocese of Kigali (Rwanda) . CHAT shop run from St Philip & St Bp Nathan Amooti Rusengo Augustine’s Church Hall Diocese of Kigeme (Rwanda) Praying for Unity: Bp Assiel Musabyimana Churches Together in Britain and Ireland Diocese of Winchester: Benefice of Sway Newcastle West Deanery: 21 Friday Parish Church of St Mary the Virgin, Diocese of Oleh (Nigeria) Ponteland Bp John Usiwoma Aruakpor Diocese of Bunyoro-Kitara (Uganda) 25 Tuesday Bp Samuel Kahuma Ebba of Coldingham, abbess, 683 [CNS *] Diocese of Winchester: Diocese of Olo (South Sudan) Benefice of Marchwood Bp Tqandema Obede Newcastle West Deanery: Diocese of Busan (Korea) All retired clergy and readers Abp OnesimusDongsin Park Diocese of Kigezi (Uganda) 22 Saturday Bp George Bagamuhunda Diocese of Kentucky (ECUSA) Diocese of Winchester: Bp Terry White Benefice of Totton Diocese of Kericho (Kenya) Newcastle West Deanery: Bp Ernest Kiprotich Ng’eno St Margaret’s Parish Church, Scotswood (in Diocese of Khartoum (Sudan)
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