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Diocese of Newcastle Prayer Diary June 2019 Diocese of Newcastle Prayer Diary June 2019 Please pray throughout this month for all those to be ordained at Petertide To be made deacon by Bishop Christine in her Cathedral Church on Saturday 29th June at 11.00am: Frederick (Derek) Anthony AVERY, to serve in the parishes of Newcastle St George and St Hilda Lynn Fraser CAUDWELL, to serve in the parish of Corbridge with Halton and Newton Hall Beverley Anne DAVIES, to serve in the parishes of All Saints and St Hugh, Gosforth Rosemary Elizabeth HARRISON, to serve in the parishes of Humshaugh, Simonburn and Wark Benjamin Joseph JARVIS, to serve in the parish of St Mary, Monkseaton Malcolm RAILTON, to serve in the parish of Tynemouth Priory Holy Saviour Emily Margaret Kathleen WATSON, to serve in the team parish of Willington To be ordained priest by Bishop Christine in her Cathedral Church on Saturday 29th June at 4.00pm: Ian Peter CHADWICK, continuing to serve in the parishes of Whittingham and Edlingham with Bolton Chapel Marie Clare CONNORS, continuing to serve in the parish of St Mary, Monkseaton Malcolm HALL, continuing to serve in the team parish of North Shields Stephanie Louise KEATES, continuing to serve in the parishes of St George and St Hilda, Newcastle Christopher David MINCHIN, continuing to serve in the team parish of Benwell and Scotswood Gerard Kenneth Bate RUNDELL, continuing to serve in the parish of Alnwick St Michael and St Paul Elaine Lesley RYDER, continuing to serve in the team parish of North Tyne and Redesdale Tracey Louise USHER, continuing to serve in the parish of Newcastle St Gabriel Please pray also for the Revd Canon Alan Paterson CMP, who will conduct the Ordination Retreat. This Prayer Diary can be downloaded each May 30 ASCENSION DAY month from the Newcastle diocesan Josephine Butler, social reformer, 1906 [CNS] * website: Diocese of Ndokwa (Nigeria) www.newcastle.anglican.org/prayerdiary Bp David Obiosa Diocese of Akobo (South Sudan) Bp John Jock Choi More detailed prayer suggestions for Diocese of Winchester: Thy Kingdom Come can be found on the All involved in the Newcastle-Winchester TKC website under Prayer Resources: Link and its development Novena Diocese of Newcastle: All candidates preparing for ordination as Deacons on June 29th * Canon Barbara Packer, Diocesan President of the Mothers’ Union May 31 THE VISIT OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN The Latvian Evangelical Lutheran Church Abroad MARY TO ELIZABETH Anglican Communion: Today’s focus for Thy La Iglesia Anglicana de Mexico Kingdom Come: PRAISE Most Revd Francisco Moreno, Presiding Read: Matthew 5:13-16 Bishop Diocese of Møre: Diocese of Nebbi (Uganda) The Diocesan Council Bp Alphonsa Watho-kudi Newcastle Central Deanery: Diocese of Akoko (Nigeria) Lay Chair: Carol Barclay Abp Gabriel Akinbiyi Diocese of Akoko Edo (Nigeria) 3 Monday Bp Jolly Oyekpen The Martyrs of Uganda, 1886 Diocese of Iowa (ECUSA) Bp Alan Scarfe and 1978 Diocese of Winchester: For the ministry of retired clergy Today’s focus for Thy Diocese of Newcastle: Kingdom Come: OFFFER All those preparing for ordination as Priests Read: Matthew 5: 38-42 on June 29th Praying for Unity: Diocese of Nelson (Aotearoa NZ & Polynesia) For all taking part in this year’s ‘Thy Bp Victor Richard Ellena Kingdom Come’ projects Diocese of Akure (Nigeria) Bp Simeon Borokini 1 Saturday Diocese of Isial-Ngwa South (Nigeria) Bp Isaac Nwaobia Justin, martyr at Rome, c.165 Diocese of Møre: Today’s focus for Thy Diocesan Director: Bjørn Olaf Storhaug Kingdom Come: THANKS Newcastle Central Deanery: Read: Matthew 6:28-30 Secretary: Pauline Purves Finance Officer: Peter Brown Diocese of Nebraska (USA) 4 Tuesday Bp Scott Barker Petroc, abbot of Padstow, 6th cent. Diocese of Akot (South Sudan) Eadfrith of Lindisfarne, scribe and bishop, 721 Bp Isaac Dhieu Ater [CNS]* Diocese of Irele-Eseofo (Nigeria) Bp Felix Akinbuluma Today’s focus for Thy Diocese of Møre: Kingdom Come: PRAY FOR Bishop Ingeborg Midttømme Read: Matthew 5:43-45 Newcastle Central Deanery: Area Dean: vacant Diocese of Nevada (USA) Bp Dan Edwards 2 SEVENTH SUNDAY OF Diocese of Alabama (USA) EASTER Bp John McKee Sloan Diocese of Møre: Today’s focus for Thy Senior Adviser: Inge Morten Haarstad Kingdom Come: SORRY Newcastle Central Deanery: Read: Matthew 5:23-24 Christ the King Team Ministry Team Rector: vacant Porvoo Communion: Interim Minister: Peter Sinclair Diocese of Hereford Team Vicar: Mark Edwards The Lusitanian Church (Portugal) NSM Curate: Ruth Hewett >> Readers: David Grey, Christopher Sayers, Diocese of All Saints Cathedral (Kenya) Kate Clarke and Ken Newett Abp Jackson Ole Sapit, Bps David Mutisya * Canon Christine Bull, Priest-in-Charge of St and Cleti Ogeto Oswald in Lee with Bingfield Diocese of Isikwuato (Nigeria) Bp Manasses Chijiokem Okere 5 Wednesday Diocese of Møre: Boniface (Wynfrith) of The Cathedral at Molde Crediton, bishop, apostle of Dean: Olav Gading Germany, martyr, 754 Newcastle Central Deanery: St Aidan’s Parish Church, Brunton Park Today’s focus for Thy Kingdom Come: HELP 8 Saturday Read: Matthew 11:28-30 Thomas Ken, bishop of Beth and Wells, nonjuror, hymn Diocese of New Busa (Nigeria) writer, 1711 Bp Israel Amoo Diocese of Alaska (ECUSA) By Mark Lattime Today’s focus for Thy Diocese of Albany (ECUSA) Bp William Love Kingdom Come: SILENCE Diocese of Møre: Read: Matthew 6:5-8 Head of Finance: Åshild Stige Newcastle Central Deanery: Diocese of New Jersey (ECUSA) St Cuthbert’s Church, Brunswick Bp William Stokes Diocese of Amazon (Brazil) 6 Thursday Bp Marinez Rosa Dos Santos Bassotto Ini Kopuria, founder of the Diocese of Jabalpur (North India) Melanesian Brotherhood, 1945 Most Revd Prem Chand Singh Diocese of Møre: Today’s focus for Thy Human Resources Department: Alice Elnes Kingdom Come: ADORE Newcastle Central Deanery: Read: Matthew 2:10-12 St Columba’s Church, Wideopen Diocese of New Guinea Islands (Papua New 9 PENTECOST Guinea) vacant see Columba, abbot of Iona, Diocese of Algoma (Canada) missionary, 597 [CNS]* Bp Anne Germond Porvoo Communion: Diocese of Møre: The Evangelical Lutheran Department of Church and Spiritual Life: Church of Iceland Per Inge Haugen The Spanish Reformed Episcopal Church Newcastle Central Deanery: Anglican Communion: St Matthew’s Church, Dinnington Church of Province of Myanmar (Burma) The Mothers’ Union: Abp Stephen Than Myint Oo Work with HMP Northumberland and their Diocese of Møre: representative Norma Willmott Parish of Molde and the Cathedral Parish Newcastle Central Deanery: 7 Friday Benefice of St Mary, Fawdon Priest-in-Charge: Catherine MacPherson Today’s focus for Thy OLM: Margaret Atkinson Kingdom Come: CELEBRATE Reader: John Oscroft Read: Matthew 28:8-10 * Canon Adrian Hughes, Vicar of Cullercoats St George Diocese of New Hampshire (ECUSA) Bp Robert Hirschfeld 10 Monday 13 Thursday Diocese of New Westminster (Canada) Diocese of Newark (ECUSA) Abp Melissa Skelton Bp Carlye J Hughes Diocese of Amichi (Nigeria) Diocese of Ankole (Uganda) Bp Ephraim Ikeakor Bp Sheldon Frederick Mwesigwa Diocese of Jaffna (South India) Diocese of Møre: Bp Daniel Selvaratnam Thiagarajah Parishes of Ørskog, Skodje and Stordal in Diocese of Møre: the Eastern Sunnmøre Deanery Parishes of Bolsøy, Kleive, Røvik, Veøy and Newcastle Central Deanery: Sekken in the Molde Deanery Benefice: Jesmond Clayton Memorial Newcastle Central Deanery: Vicar: David Holloway Benefice of Gosforth All Saints Senior Minister: Jonathan Pryke Vicar: Andrew Shipton Praying for Unity: Curate-designate: Beverley Davies (from For Street Pastors projects throughout our September) region Reader: Vic Spong Archbishop Runcie C of E First School 14 Friday Richard Baxter, puritan divine, 1691 11 BARNABAS THE APOSTLE Ralph Hedley, woodcarver and artist, 1913 [CNS]* Diocese of New York (ECUSA) Diocese of Newcastle (Australia) Bps Andrew Dietsche, Allen Shin and Bps Peter Stuart, Charlie Murry and Mary Glasspool Sonia Roulston Diocese of Amritsar (North India) Diocese of Newcastle (England) Most Revd Pradeep Samantaroy Bps Christine Hardman and Mark Tanner Diocese of Møre: Diocese of Møre: Parishes of Volda, Austerfjord, Dalsfjord and Parishes of Norddal, Stranda, Liabygda, Kilsfjord in the Southern Sunnmøre Deanery Sunnylven and Gerlanger in Eastern Sunnmøre Deanery Newcastle Central Deanery: Benefice of Gosforth St Hugh Newcastle Central Deanery: Priest-in-Charge: Andrew Shipton Benefice: Jesmond Holy Trinity Curate-designate: Beverley Davies (from Vicar: vacant September) Associate Minister: Tim Sanderson Reader: Ian Farrimond * Canon Brian Hedley 12 Wednesday Diocese of Newala (Tanzania) 15 Saturday Bp Oscar Mnung’a Evelyn Underhill, spiritual writer, 1941 Diocese of Andaman and Car Nicobar Diocese of Ngbo (Nigeria) Islands (North India) Bp Christopher Paul Bp Christian Ebisike Missionary Diocese of Angola (Southern Diocese of Antananarivo (Indian Ocean) Africa) Bp Andre Soares Bp Samoela Jaona Ranarivelo Diocese of Møre: Diocese of Jalingo (Nigeria) Parishes of Ørsta, Vartdal, Hjørundfjord and Bishop Foreman Nedison Storfjorden in the Southern Sunnmøre Diocese of Møre: Deanery Parishes of Ålesund and Volsdalen in the Newcastle Central Deanery: Northern Sunnmøre Deanery Benefice of Gosforth St Nicholas Newcastle Central Deanery: Vicar: vacant Benefice of The Ascension, Kenton NSM Assistant Priest: Michael Douglass Priest-in-Charge: Angela Plummer Readers: Ron and Olwen Black, Cecilia Holmes 16 TRINITY SUNDAY Newcastle Central Deanery: Benefice of Newcastle Christ Church with Porvoo Communion: St Ann Diocese of Argyll
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