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Diocese of Fredericton Diocesan Intercessions January to March 2020 hatred, division and hurt within our communities; Diocese of Fredericton In greed, deceit and indifference, we have caused serious damage, unnecessary conflict and aggravated destruction to Diocesan Intercessions our refugee and migrant brothers and sisters; January to March 2020 In selfishness, insensitivity and bias, we have encouraged and emboldened those who inflict hurt, pain and sorrow on January our loved ones and families; In the name of religion, doctrine and even of Christ himself, 1: Parish of Richmond, the Ven. Roderick Black. The Rev. Canon we have wounded believers and pursuers of holiness and Alvin Westgate (retired). Diocese of Ho, people of St. Anthony's, faith; Penyi. In stubbornness, pride and arrogance, we have caused 2: Parish of Riverview, The Rev. Barb Haire; the Rev. Karman Hunt, division and strife within Your church and among Your the Rev. Valerie Hunt, the Rev. Rufus Onyewuchi, honorary children; assistants. The Rev. Canon David Barrett, Saint John Regional Mercifully send Your Holy Spirit – the Spirit of order and Hospital Chaplain. Diocese of Ho, people of the Church of the comfort – and cleanse us from all unrighteousness; restore Resurrection, Lome-Togo. in us true faith in Christ which brings truth, peace and 3: Parish of Rothesay, the Rev. Paul Rideout, Jeremy McNally, the harmony; and help us to walk together with our brothers Rev. Eileen Irish; the Rev. Canon Stuart Allan and the Rev. Canon and sisters in the peace of our Lord Jesus James Golding, honorary assistants. Robert Cheatley, postulant. Christ to the glory of Your name. Amen. Diocese of Ho, people of St. Patrick's, Kpando. 4: Parishes of Sackville and Dorchester, the Rev. Craig O'Brien, the Archbishop Linda Nicholls, Anglican Church of Canada. National Rev. Dr. Elizabeth Wells; the Rev. Canon Dr. John Simons, honorary Indigenous Archbishop Mark McDonald and the Anglican Council assistant. Bishop David and Deborah Collicott as they are married of Indigenous Peoples. Diocese of Ho, Bishop Matthias Meduadues- today. Diocese of Ho, people of St. Michael and All Angels, Badohu. Diocese of Yukon, Bishop Lesley Wheeler-Dame and Eric Worawora. Dame. David, our Bishop, Claude, William and George, retired Bishops, and their families. January 5: The Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia, the Most Revd Philip Richardson, the Most Revd Don 30: Parish of Saint John, the Rev. Steven Scribner, the Ven. Dr. Tamihere and the Most Revd Fereimi Cama, Primates. Council of Harold Hazen, honorary assistant. Margaret Petrie (clergy widow). the North, Diocese of Brandon, Bishop William Cliff, Bishop Isaiah Diocese of Ho, people of St. Michael and All Angels, Sogakope. Beardy, the Henry Budd College for Ministry in The Pas. 31: Parish of Saint Stephen, the Rev. Julian Pillay. Members and Archbishop Linda Nicholls, Anglican Church of Canada. work of the diocesan Constitution and Canons Committee. Diocese Ecclesiastical Province of Canada, Archbishop Ron Cutler and the of Ho, people of St. Matthias', Agorvega - Atikpe. Provincial Council. Diocese of Ho, Bishop Matthias Meduadues- Badohu. Diocese of Yukon, Dawson City: St. Paul's; Moosehide: St. Barnabas; The Klondike Creeks; The Dempster Hwy; the Ven. Laurie Munro, Archdeacon of Klondike; the Rev. Percy Henry; Bishop Lesley Wheeler-Dame. David, our Bishop, Claude, William and George, retired Bishops, and their families. 6: Parish of Saint John, the Rev. Steven Scribner, the Ven. Dr. 24: Parish of Restigouche, the Rev. Ann Fairweather. The Rev. Bob Harold Hazen, honorary assistant. The Rev. Dr. Lee Whitney LeBlanc, Diocesan Ecumenical Officer. Diocese of Ho, people of St. (retired). Diocese of Ho, people of the Church of the Resurrection, Mark's, Dzoanti - Kpando. Bassar - Togo. 25: Parish of Richmond, the Ven. Roderick Black. Edith Nutter 7: Parish of Saint Stephen, the Rev. Julian Pillay. The Ven. John (clergy widow). Diocese of Ho, people of St. Luke's, Hohoe. Sharpe, Fredericton Hospital Chaplain. Diocese of Ho, people of All 26: Parish of Riverview, the Rev. Barb Haire; the Rev. Karman Saints, Kara - Togo. Hunt, the Rev. Valerie Hunt, the Rev. Rufus Onyewuchi, honorary 8: Parish of Salisbury and Havelock, the Rev. Chris Hayes. The Rev. assistants. Members and work of Diocesan Council. Diocese of Ho, Canon Walter Williams (retired). Diocese of Ho, people of St. people of St. Paul's, Jasikan. Mark's, Dzoanti - Kpando. 27: Parish of Rothesay, the Rev. Paul Rideout, Jeremy McNally, the 9: Parish of Shediac, the Ven. Brent Ham. The Rev. Rufus Rev. Eileen Irish; the Rev. Canon Stuart Allan and the Rev. Canon Onyewuchi, Moncton Hospital Chaplain. Diocese of Ho, people of St. James Golding, honorary assistants. The Ven. Cathy Laskey, Luke's, Hohoe. Episcopal Archdeacon. Diocese of Ho, people of St. Paul's, Yakindo - Togo. 10: Parish of St. Andrews, the Ven. John Matheson, the Rev. Jim Crighton. Robert Griffin, postulant. Diocese of Ho, people of St. 28: Parishes of Sackville and Dorchester, the Rev. Craig O'Brien, the Paul's, Jasikan. Rev. Dr. Elizabeth Wells; the Rev. Canon Dr. John Simons, honorary assistant. Diocese of Ho, people of St. Peter's, Godo - Togo. 11: Parish of St. Andrew, Sunny Brae, the Rev. Rob Salloum, the Rev. David Alston. Diocese of Ho, people of St. Paul's, Yakindo - March 29: Today, the fifth Sunday in Lent, is the focus of the Togo. Primates’ Task Group’s call for a period of prayer and repentance in the Anglican Communion. The Bishop of West Malaysia, Moon January 12: The Anglican Church of Australia; the Most Revd Hing, is a member of the Task Group and has written this prayer, Philip Leslie Freier, Primate. Archbishop Linda Nicholls, Anglican which the Task Group offers to the Anglican Communion for use Church of Canada. Diocese of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward today. Island, Archbishop Ron Cutler. Diocese of Ho, Bishop Matthias Meduadues-Badohu. Robbie, Lilian and Cheryl visiting Ho from Almighty God, today until January 23. Diocese of Yukon, Old Crow: St. Luke's, the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, Sovereign Lord of the Rev. Bert Chestnut, the Rev. Marion Schafer; Bishop Lesley universe, Creator of humankind, we, your unfaithful Wheeler-Dame. David, our Bishop, Claude, William and George, children, are truly sorry for our sins and the lives that we retired Bishops, and their families. have lived. We sincerely believe and confess in our hearts 13: Parish of St. David and St. Patrick, the Ven. John Matheson. that only through the precious blood of our Lord Jesus Christ on the cross at Calvary, can we obtain Your Heather Appleton (clergy widow). Diocese of Ho, people of St. forgiveness. Peter's, Godo - Togo. We repent that: 14: Parish of St. George, the Rev. Mary Anne Langmaid. Erin Hodge Rideout and the Saint John Inner City Youth Ministry. Diocese of In thought, word or deed, we have committed serious Ho, people of St. Michael and All Angels, Sogakope. offences against You and our neighbours; In laziness, despair and lust for power, we have provoked March 15: The Church of England, the Most Revd and Rt Hon 15: Parish of St. James, Moncton, the Rev. Wendy Amos-Binks. Justin Welby, Archbishop of Canterbury. Archbishop Linda Phyllis Babcock (clergy widow). Diocese of Ho, people of St. Nicholls, Anglican Church of Canada. Diocese of Central Matthias', Agorvega - Atikpe. Newfoundland, Bishop John Watton. Diocese of Ho, Bishop Matthias Meduadues-Badohu. Diocese of Yukon, Atlin - St. Martin: 16: Parish of St. Margaret's, the Rev. Robert Langmaid, the Rev. the Rev. Vera Kirkwood; the Rev. Dorothy Odian and Dennis Odian; John Harvey, honorary assistant. Saint John Seafarers' Mission, the Bishop Lesley Wheeler-Dame. David, our Bishop, Claude, William Rev. Eric Phinney, Chaplain. Diocese of Ho, people of St. Peter's, and George, retired Bishops, and their families. Ehi-Horme. 16: Parish of Newcastle-Nelson-Hardwicke, the Rev. Thomas 17: Parish of St. Mark, Saint John, The Revs. Terence and Jasmine Nisbett, the Rev. Rose Steeves. Kathleen McCombe (clergy widow). Chandra. Diane McKay, postulant. Diocese of Ho, people of St. Diocese of Ho, people of St. Paul's, Agbozume. Mary's, Tove. 17: Parish of Oromocto and Maugerville, the Rev. Keith Howlett, 18: Parish of St. Mary, York, the Rev. Canon Kevin Stockall, the Rev. honorary assistant. Lorna Williams, Diocesan Archivist. Diocese of Dr. David Mercer, honorary assistant. Diocese of Ho, people of St. Ho, people of St. Anthony's, Penyi. Augustine's, Dafor - Kpando. January 19: The united Church of Bangladesh, the Most Revd 18: Parish of Pennfield, the Rev. Caleb Twinamatsiko. Rosemary Moorhead (clergy widow). Diocese of Ho, people of the Church of Samuel Sunil Mankhin, Moderator. Archbishop Linda Nicholls, the Resurrection, Lome-Togo. Anglican Church of Canada. Diocese of Québec, Bishop Bruce Myers. Diocese of Ho, Bishop Matthias Meduadues-Badohu. Robbie, 19: Parish of Portland, the Rev. Canon David Barrett, the Rev. Dr. Lilian and Cheryl visiting Ho. Diocese of Yukon, the Ven. Sarah Cole Hartin. Michael Briggs, Diocesan Stewardship Officer. Diocese Usher, Executive Archdeacon, members of the Diocesan Executive of Ho, people of St. Patrick's, Kpando. Committee; Bishop Lesley Wheeler-Dame. David, our Bishop, Claude, William and George, retired Bishops, and their families. 20: Parish of Prince William, Dumfries, Queensbury, Southampton, the Rev. Dr. David Mercer. Nicholas Saulnier, postulant. Diocese of 20: Parish of St. Peter, the Rev. Canon Dr. Ross Hebb. Tammy Black Ho, people of St. Michael and All Angels, Worawora. (clergy widow). Diocese of Ho, people of St. Thomas, Bame - Kpando. 21: Parish of Quispamsis, the Rev. Michael O'Hara. Diocese of Ho, people of the Church of the Resurrection, Bassar - Togo. 21: Parish of St. Philip's, the Rev. Rob Salloum, the Rev. David Alston. The Rev. Robert Montgomery, Chaplain, Rothesay March 22: The Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui, the Most Revd Paul Netherwood School.
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