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Cycle of Intercessions 3 February – Pentecost 2019 DIOCESE OF SWANSEA AND BRECON ESGOBAETH ABERTAWE AC ABERHONDDU Cycle of Intercessions 3 February – Pentecost 2019 1 EDITOR’S NOTES This booklet has been compiled in conjunction with THE ANGLICAN CYCLE OF PRAYER 2019 This lists all Dioceses in every part of the world. It is only available on ‘The Anglican Communion Official Website’ at: www.anglicancommunion.org/acp/ The Anglican Cycle of Prayer is published by the Anglican Communion Office and is © 2004 Anglican Consultative Council. Liturgical Each day is presented with the date, day and the Sunday Title or Saints/Feast Day taken from The Church in Wales Lectionary produced by The Church in Wales/Yr Eglwys yng Nghymru. If a minor saint’s day falls on a Sunday then it is not observed, unless it is your Feast of Title or Dedication, in which case it may take precedence over a Sunday in Ordinary Time. Otherwise it may be celebrated on the next available feria day. Liturgical colours are indicated for Sundays and major holy days, reflecting widespread usage, but local custom may be followed if preferred. This cycle of prayer should be used in conjunction with The Church in Wales Lectionary, copies of which are available from Churches Together Bookshop, City Church, Windsor Place, Cardiff, CF10 3BZ. Tel: 029 2022 7736 email: [email protected] 2 Cycle of Prayer Each day has been divided into two sections: 1. The Diocesan Cycle 2. The Anglican Cycle Each Ministry Area has been allocated a particular week. The Ministry Area Leader, clergy, lay ministers and any schools within a Ministry Area are prayed for during that week. Where there is space, Provincial or Diocesan intentions are mentioned. When it is the turn of your Ministry Area to be prayed for, please pray, that day, for the work of the Cathedral as your mother church. This Cycle of Prayer is intended to be used together with the Ecumenical Prayer Cycle “With All God’s People”, published by the World Council of Churches and also with the Porvoo Communion Invitation to Prayer which can be found on the Church in Wales website. However, they are not meant to be followed rigidly - in times of need appropriate prayers should be substituted. Copies An electronic copy of the Cycle of Prayer is available on the Diocesan Website. Further hard copies are ONLY available from both of the Diocesan Resource Centres. Editor’s notes This edition of the intercessions has been produced by the Diocesan Office. It is based on the previous year and is intended as a provision in the temporary absence of a liturgical officer. 3 FEB 3 THE FIFTH SUNDAY BEFORE LENT Talgarth Ministry Area: Rowland Edwards (Ministry Area Leader) Pray for the Anglican Church of Burundi The Most Revd Martin Blaise Nyaboho - Archbishop of Burundi & Bishop of Makamba 4 Monday Manche Masemola, Martyr Clergy in the Talgarth Ministry Area: Rowland Edwards, Ian Charlesworth, Lloyd Evans Lusaka (Central Africa) The Rt Revd David Njovu (Diocesan Bishop) Tamale (West Africa) The Rt Revd Jacob Ayeebo (Diocesan Bishop) Guinea (West Africa) The Rt Revd Jacques Boston (Diocesan Bishop) 5 Tuesday Readers in the Talgarth Ministry Area: Richard Williams Lusitanian Church (Portugal): The Rt Revd Jorge Pina Cabral (Diocesan Bishop) Tanga (Tanzania) The Most Revd Dr Maimbo Mndolwa (Primate) 6 Wednesday Lay Eucharistic Ministers in the Talgarth Ministry Area Luwero (Uganda) The Rt Revd Eridard Kironde Nsubuga (Diocesan Bishop) Tarime (Tanzania) The Rt Revd R Mwita Akiri (Diocesan Bishop) Tasmania (Australia) The Rt Revd Dr Richard Condie (Diocesan Bishop) Tasmania (Australia) The Rt Revd Christopher Jones (Assistant Bishop) 7 Thursday Lay Worship Leaders and Pastoral Visitors in the Talgarth Ministry Area Lweru (Tanzania) The Rt Revd Godfrey Mbelwa (Diocesan Bishop) Te Pihopatanga o Tai Tokerau (Aotearoa NZ & Polynesia) The Rt Revd Te Kitohi Wiremu Pikaahu (Diocesan Bishop) 4 8 Friday Archdeacon Griffiths Church in Wales Primary School, Llyswen Machakos (Kenya) The Rt Revd Joseph Mutungi (Diocesan Bishop) Te Pihopatanga o Tairawhiti (Aotearoa NZ & Polynesia) The Most Revd Don Tamihere (Primate) Gujarat (North India) The Rt Revd Silvans Christian (Diocesan Bishop) 9 Saturday Teilo Diocesan Clerical Secretary: Ian Drew-Jones Madhya Kerala (South India) The Most Revd Thomas Kanjirappally Oommen (Primate) Te Pihopatanga o Upoko o Te Ika (Aotearoa NZ & Polynesia) Vacant (Diocesan Bishop) Gusau (Nigeria) The Rt Revd John Garba Danbinta (Diocesan Bishop) 10 THE FOURTH SUNDAY BEFORE LENT Clyne Trinity Ministry Area: Robert Davies-Hannen (Ministry Area Leader) The Anglican Church of Canada The Most Revd Frederick Hiltz Primate of the Anglican Church of Canada 11 Monday Clergy in Clyne Trinity Ministry Area: Robert Davies-Hannen, Phillip Gwynn Madi & West Nile (Uganda) The Rt Revd Charles Collins Andaku (Diocesan Bishop) Te Pihopatanga o Upoko o Te Waipounamu (Aotearoa NZ & Polynesia) The Rt Revd Richard Wallace (Diocesan Bishop) Guyana (West Indies) The Rt Revd Charles Davidson (Diocesan Bishop) 12 Tuesday Readers in Clyne Trinity Ministry Area: Sister Marian SCL, Alan Griffiths, Madras (South India) The Rt Revd George Stephen Jeyaraj (Diocesan Bishop) Temotu (Melanesia) The Rt Revd Leonard Dawea (Diocesan Bishop) 5 13 Wednesday Lay Eucharistic Ministers in Clyne Trinity Ministry Area Madurai-Ramnad (South India) The Rt Revd Marialouis Joseph (Diocesan Bishop) Temuco (Chile) The Rt Revd Abelino Manuel Apeleo (Diocesan Bishop) Tennessee (The Episcopal Church) The Rt Revd John Bauerschmidt (Diocesan Bishop) 14 Thursday Cyril & Methodius Lay Worship Leaders and Pastoral Visitors in Clyne Trinity Ministry Area Mahajanga (Indian Ocean) Vacant (Diocesan Bishop) Terekeka (South Sudan) The Rt Revd Paul Modi Farjala (Diocesan Bishop) 15 Friday The Diocesan Director of Education: John Meredith Bishop’s Visitors for Schools Maiduguri (Nigeria) The Rt Revd Emmanuel Morris (Diocesan Bishop) Territory of the People (Canada) The Rt Revd Barbara Jean Andrews (Diocesan Bishop) Gwagwalada (Nigeria) The Rt Revd Moses Tabwaye (Diocesan Bishop) 16 Saturday The Diocesan Trust Maine (The Episcopal Church) The Rt Revd Stephen Lane (Diocesan Bishop) Texas (The Episcopal Church): The Rt Revd Andrew Doyle (Diocesan Bishop) The Rt Revd Hector Monterroso (Assistant Bishop) The Rt Revd Jeff Fisher & The Rt Revd Dena Harrison 17 THE THIRD SUNDAY BEFORE LENT Gower Ministry Area: Peter Brooks (Ministry Area Leader) The Church of the Province of Central Africa The Most Revd Albert Chama Archbishop of Central Africa & Bishop of Northern Zambia 6 18 Monday John of Fiesole & Andrei Rublev Clergy in Gower Ministry Area: Peter Brooks, Tim Ardouin, Justin Davies, Nigel King, Glyn Austin, Nigel Doyle Maiwut Area (South Sudan) The Rt Revd Peter Gatbel Kunen Lual (Assistant Bishop) The Arctic (Canada): The Rt Revd David Parsons (Diocesan Bishop) The Rt Revd Darren McCartney Haiti (The Episcopal Church): The Rt Revd Jean Zache Duracin (Diocesan Bishop) 19 Tuesday Thomas Burgess Readers in Gower Ministry Area: Derick Coppin, Penny Henderson, Sue Waite, David Ball, Peter Davies, Rosemary Davies Makamba (Burundi) The Most Revd Martin Blaise Nyaboho (Primate) The Episcopal Church in South Carolina (The Episcopal Church): The Rt Revd Gladstone Adams (Diocesan Bishop) The Rt Revd Charles VonRosenberg 20 Wednesday Saints, Martyrs & Missionaries of Africa Lay Eucharistic Ministers in Gower Ministry Area Bishop’s Officer for Older People: Sally Rees Makueni (Kenya) The Rt Revd Francis Mboya Matui (Diocesan Bishop) The Murray (Australia) The Rt Revd John Ford (Diocesan Bishop) The Reformed Episcopal Church of Spain (Spain): The Rt Revd Carlos López-Lozano (Diocesan Bishop) 21 Thursday Lay Worship Leaders and Pastoral Visitors in Gower Ministry Area Makurdi (Nigeria) The Rt Revd Nathan Nyitar Inyom (Diocesan Bishop) Thika (Kenya) The Rt Revd Julius Njuguna Wanyoike (Diocesan Bishop) 7 22 Friday Polycarp / Ember Day The Bishop’s Officer for Formation: Ian Davies The Bishop’s Officer for Calling and Discipleship: Ian Rees Those in training for Reader Ministry: Lizbeth Matthews, Elizabeth Williams Malabar (South India) The Rt Revd Royce Manoj Victor (Diocesan Bishop) Thoothukudi - Nazareth (South India): The Rt Revd Samuel Devasahayam Ebenezer Clement (Diocesan Bishop) Hanuato'o (Melanesia) The Rt Revd Alfred Karibongi (Diocesan Bishop) 23 Saturday Ember Day The Bishop’s Officer for Training and Ministerial Development: Timothy Hewitt Those in training for Lay Ministries Malaita (Melanesia) The Rt Revd Samuel Sahu (Diocesan Bishop) Malaita (Melanesia) The Revd Rickson George Maomaoru (Assistant Bishop) Tirunelveli (South India) The Rt Revd Jayaraj Christdoss (Diocesan Bishop) Harare (Central Africa): The Rt Revd Chad Nicholas Gandiya (Diocesan Bishop) 24 THE SECOND SUNDAY BEFORE LENT: CREATION SUNDAY Llwchwr Ministry Area: Ian Davies (Ministry Area Leader) The Anglican Church in Central America The Rt Revd Julio Murray Thompson - Primate of IARCA & Bishop of Panama 25 Monday Clergy in Llwchwr Ministry Area: Ian Davies, John Gillibrand, Ian Drew- Jones, Adrian Morgan, Alex Pye, Sue Rumbelow Malakal (South Sudan) The Most Revd Hilary Garang Deng (Diocesan Bishop) The Rt Revd John Gattek (Diocesan Bishop) The Rt Revd John Gettek (Assistant Bishop) The Rt Revd Peter Gatbel Kunen (Assistant Bishop) The Rt Revd David Kiir Mayath (Assistant Bishop) Toamasina (Indian Ocean) The Rt Revd Jean Paul Solo (Diocesan Bishop) 8 26 Tuesday Readers in Llwchwr Ministry Area: Joy Allen, Jean Phillips Malek (South Sudan): The Rt Revd Peter Joh Abraham Mayom (Diocesan
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