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THE ORIGINAL CHURCH NEWSPAPER. ESTABLISHED IN 1828 THE CHURCHOF ENGLAND Newspaper Do we really The latest need anti- movies and perspirants?, books reviewed, p8 NOW AVAILABLE ON NEWSSTAND p15 FRIDAY, MAY 9, 2014 No: 6227 Bishop apologises for By Amaris Cole harsh and negative tone’ of the statement riage should ‘hold back while the reflects?’ Gracious restraint to give us released earlier this year, saying the Church reflects’, while conversely ask- space.” THEoBISHOPfoffGloucesterichas apolo-iaHousel‘underestimatedghowauncompryo- ing thoseswhotwant toacomplainnabout acTheeBishop said the House had been gised for the House of Bishop’s State- mising and hurtful’ it was. cleric entering into same-sex marriage to ‘under some pressure’ to release the ment on Same-Sex Marriage. “The tone was harsh - there was not do the same. statement. Speaking to his Diocesan Synod, the Rt much sense of welcome to all as children “My own view is that what is needed in “We need to listen very carefully to the Rev Michael Perham has addressed the of God. I am sorry for that and for the the Church at present is gracious beliefs and opinions that come out of a Church of England’s attitude to homo- hurt I know it has engendered,” he said. restraint,” he explained. profound change of attitudes in our soci- sexual people and the outcome of the The bishop said the Church needs “To those who condemn the Church of ety to gender, sexuality and marriage. Working Party on human sexuality, of ‘gracious restraint’. England from other parts of the Anglican “We need to listen very carefully to the which he was a member. He said those clergy and ordinands Communion I would say, ‘Might you He apologised for the ‘unnecessarily who wish to enter into a sex-sex mar- hold back while the Church of England Continued on page 4 Four new bishops announced in a The new bishops. From left: the Ven Paul John Ferguson, the Rev Canon John Bromilow Thomson, the Ven Peter Hill, the Ven Roger Morris sBy AmarisinColegle thednewaBishopyof Rev Canon John Colchester, saying it Bromilow Thomson, THE CHURCH of was an ‘exciting’ time Director of Ministry in England has announced for the Church. Sheffield Diocese, to four new bishops this The Venerable Peter the Suffragan See of week. Hill, Archdeacon of Selby, in the Diocese of Colchester, Barking, Nottingham, has been York, was also Selby and Whitney all announced as the new confirmed last week. found out on Friday the Bishop of Barking, The Venerable Paul names of the new saying: “The call of God John Ferguson, Suffragan bishops. to be a bishop has come Archdeacon of The Venerable Roger unexpectedly and I am Cleveland was also Morris, Archdeacon of both excited and revealed last week to be Worcester, has been daunted by the task that the new Suffragan See nominated by Her lies ahead. of Whitby, in the Majesty the Queen as The nomination of the Diocese of York. [email protected] facebook.com/churchnewspaper @churchnewspaper 2 www.churchnewspaper.com Friday May 9, 2014 News THE Diocese of Derby Families who have suffered the pain of baby loss at any stage of pregnancy, birth or in infancy are invited to join a special service on Saturday 10 May 2014 at 3pm at Derby Cathedral. The ‘Saying CHU RCHIN Goodbye’ services help families pay tribute to their lost babies and provide an opportunity for people to say goodbye. The ‘Saying Goodbye’ services, are the first set of national commemorative services to take place in Cathedrals and Minsters across the UK, with this being the first year the service will be held at Derby Cathedral. The ‘Saying Goodbye’ services were established by Staffordshire couple Zoe and Andy Clark-Coates, who have lost five children through miscarriage. ENGLAND Zoe explained: “We decided to take the pain of loss and create an organisation that could help others who have previously, or are currently going through the grief of losing a baby. The aim of our charity The Mariposa Trust is to help support those who have suffered the pain of losing a child at any stage.” Diocese of Newcastle Diocese of Southwell and Nottingham Diocese of Southwark Mental health issues were on the A Norwegian woman bishop will preside at a service at 11am agenda when faith leaders met at the The Rev Andrew Zihni has been in St Nicholas’ Cathedral, Newcastle, on Saturday 10 May to Nottingham home of Rabbi Moshe appointed as the Assistant Diocesan give thanks to God for 20 Perez on 6 May. Guests included Dr Director of Ordinands in the Diocese years of the ministry of Michele Hampson, Honorary of Southwark. He will work with women priests in the Diocese Consultant Psychiatrist at Canon Leanne Roberts in seeking to of Newcastle. The Rt Rev Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS encourage those seeking to explore Ingeborg Midttømme is the Trust, and John McCallum, Near their vocation to ordained ministry. Andrew Zihni Bishop of Møre in the Neighbours development worker. (37) was educated at Eton and Oxford before Lutheran Church of Norway, Members of the Muslim and Jewish training for ministry at St Stephen’s House, Oxford. which is linked with the faiths, the United Reformed Church, He was ordained Deacon in 2002 and Priest in 2003. Church of England through Methodist, Independent, Baptist and The Rt Rev Christopher Chessun, the Bishop of the Porvoo Agreement. The Anglican Churches were all Southwark, said: “I am delighted that Andrew is Diocese of Møre and the represented, including the Archdeacon joining the work of fostering vocations in the Diocese of Newcastle have of Nottingham, the Ven Peter Hill, and Diocese of Southwark. He brings experience of fostered their own companion the Bishop of Sherwood, the Rt Rev working with young people who are exploring link since 2000. The Bishop of Tony Porter. Bishop Tony said: “As faith ministry and a wide knowledge of the church which Newcastle, the Rt Rev Martin leaders we all want to contribute to the will be especially helpful in a Diocese as diverse as Wharton, will participate and life and vibrancy of the city and county Southwark.” Andrew Zihni will take up his role offer his own reflections on and especially to work together for during the summer. the present and future of those who feel excluded.” women’s ordained ministry in the Church of England. All are welcome at the service. Diocese of Oxford Mayor of Reading Councillor Marian Livingston will be among the first to sample Diocese of Durham the delights of Lower Caversham’s new café - The 3Cs. Caversham Community Café opened Five Church of England schools in the Diocese have received for business on Tuesday, 6 May, in St John the substantial funding for a prestigious Teaching School Alliance, Baptist Church, Gosbrook Road. The not-for- dedicated to driving up standards. The collaborative is known as profit 3Cs café will serve a range of freshly the Prince Bishop Teaching School Alliance and consists of two ground coffees from espressos to secondary schools –Whitburn Academy in South Tyneside and cappuccinos, teas, infusions, cakes, biscuits Venerable Bede Academy on Wearside, together with three and crisps every Tuesday, from 9.30am to primary schools – Benedict Biscop Academy and St Paul’s 2.30pm. 3Cs grew out of conversations Primary, both in Sunderland, and Cleadon Primary in South between Caversham Hall, New Bridge Tyneside. The Alliance has this week been given approval by the Nursery and St John the Baptist Church, part National College for Teaching and Learning to release the news of the parish of Caversham Thameside and of its successful bid. It will draw down substantial funding of more Mapledurham. The Rev Jeremy Tear, that £300,000 over four years to enable the highly successful community priest at St John’s, said: “St John’s schools to work with other Church of England schools, is delighted to be hosting the cafe and universities, local authorities and Community schools, working in partnership with the nursery and throughout the two Dioceses to develop and enhance the quality the hall. Do come and visit us – you would of teaching and leadership. very welcome!” Diocese of Portsmouth Download our online edition for extra pages and later news! Two lucky schoolchildren were egg-cited to find out they had won an Easter egg trail Get our app on your mobile competition organised by a Portsmouth device via Apple Newsstand or church. Lilly Whitehead, 6, and Harry Childs, also 6, managed to spot 12 knitted Easter eggs PressReader or download it from that had been hidden in shops and the library our website in Tangier Road, Copnor, by St Cuthbert’s www.churchnewspaper.com Church. Twenty-two children completed the trail and were entered into a prize draw to win a Real Easter Egg, the only Fairtrade egg to Download our explain the Christian understanding of Easter. Lilly and Harry, who both attend Langstone Infant School, were presented with their prizes online edition for by the vicar of St Cuthbert’s, the Rev Canon David Power. Canon Power said: “It’s great that extra pages the Easter Egg Trail was successfully completed by so many local children and also and later that they learned something of the real Easter story.” news! [email protected] facebook.com/churchnewspaper @churchnewspaper i2 www.churchnewspaper.com Friday May 9, 2014 News New Bishop in Europe named THE NEXT Bishop of But despite being trusted, Gibraltar in Europe will be the role of faith on the conti - New Bishop of the Rev Canon Dr Robert nent is a cause for concern. Innes, it was announced this “We should be worried week.
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