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Prayer Diary July 2019 Please Pray for Priests of The Diocese of Sodor and Man- Prayer Diary July 2019 Mon 1st Braddan Clergy: Daniel North East India Please pray for those Richards, Margaret (North India) The Rt leaving nursery, HENRY, JOHN AND Fourie Revd Michael Herenz primary school or High HENRY VENN THE school for a time of YOUNGER; PRIESTS, refreshment and EVANGELICAL preparation. DIVINES, 1797, 1813 AND 1873 Tue 2nd Bride, Lezayre and Clergy: Brian Evans- North Eastern North Ramsey Smith Caribbean & Aruba (West Indies) The Rt Readers: Tim Grass, Revd L. Errol Brooks Joan Watson (emeritus) Wed 3rd Maughold, Dhoon Clergy: Chris Lowdon North Karamoja We pray, thank you God and South Ramsey (Uganda) The Rt Revd for blossom of the Local Minister James Nasak flowers, reflecting the THOMAS THE (Dhoon): Nigel beauty and wonder of creation, as the Parish APOSTLE Cretney working together supports St. Paul’s Ramsey in taking part in the Island’s Flower Festival. Thu 4th The Cathedral Dean: Nigel Godfrey North Kigezi (Uganda) Please pray for ELIZABETH OF The Rt Revd Benon Friends of Cathedral Campaign Manager: Magezi PORTUGAL; THIRD Music having their Val Garrett first national ORDER gathering on the Isle FRANCISCAN, 1336 Chapter and Clerk of Man (11 July - 15 July) Fri 5th The Parish of the Clergy: Nigel Godfrey, North Mbale Please pray for ANTONY MARY West Coast Colin Fleetney, Jeanette (Uganda) The Rt Revd Hamer, Malcolm Samuel Gidudu St John’s ZACCARIA; Convery, Margaret Church and for PRIEST, 1539 Burrow, Brian Kelly Local Ministers: Cheryl everyone Cousins, Karen Garrett involved with Readers: Rosemary Clarke, Denise Gelder, Tynwald Day. Stephen Hamer, Graham McAll Sat 6th Care for the Traci Lowden-Stoole North Queensland Please pray for (Australia) The Rt Dr THOMAS MORE; Family the Inspire SCHOLAR, AND Keith Ronald Joseph JOHN FISHER; Training Session BISHOP OF taking place in ROCHESTER; Douglas today. MARTYRS, 1535 Sun 7th St Matthew Clergy: Tom Davis, Pray for the Anglican Please pray (Douglas) Duncan Whitworth Church of Papua New TRINITY 3 Guinea for Priests of The Most Revd Allan Migi - Archbishop of the Society of Papua New Guinea the Holy Cross Mon 8th MaroWn, Foxdale Clergy: Janice Ward North West Australia We pray for all families (Australia) The Rt during the summer and BaldWin holidays. That there is time Readers: Nancy Revd Gary Nelson for relaxing in each other’s Clague, Doug Chalk, company and enjoying the Heather Paisley beauty of God's creation. Tue 9th Rushen Clergy: Joe Heaton, Liz Northern Argentina Please pray for Hull, John Gulland, Roger (South America) The Harper, Brian Shephard, Rt Revd Nicholas Port St Mary John Sheen James Quested beach mission. Drayson Readers: Harry Dawson, Margaret Galloway, Wendy Heaton Wed 10th Southern Mission Team Leader: Joe Northern California Partnership Heaton (The Episcopal The Commissioners of Church) The Rt Revd Arbory, Castletown, Barry Beisner Malew, Port Erin, Port St. Mary, Rushen, Santon Thur 11th Church in the Pub, Clergy- John Guilford Bangor (Wales) The Rt Dear Lord, please BENEDICT OF Sundays at 10 Revd Andrew John help us to be bold in NURSIA; ABBOT speaking of you so AND FATHER OF The Cat With no that others can find WESTERN Tail. out about you and your love for them. MONASTICISM, Amen 550 Fri 12th Onchan Clergy: Clive Burgess Northern Luzon Please pray for the NATHAN (Philippines) The Rt Wardens and all Readers: Carole Revd Hilary Ayban SODERBLOM; Bairstow Pasikan involved in parish LUTHERAN ministry at this ARCHBISHOP OF time. UPPSALA, REFORMER, 1931 Sat 13th Island Spirituality Revd Alex Brown Kajiado (Kenya) The Please pray for HENRY; HOLY Network Rt Revd Gadiel ‘Work on pioneering in Katanga Lenini Alex as speaker ROMAN Douglas’ and for all EMPEROR AND REFORMER, 1024 attending the event today. Sun 14th St Ninian Clergy: John Coldwell, Pray for the Episcopal We pray for our Island TRINITY 4 (Douglas) John Guilford, Les Church in the nation as it celebrates Lawrinson Philippines uniqueness and for our The Most Revd Joel own parish and the other communities that make Readers: Maria Atiwag Pachao - Prime our Island life. For those Coldwell, Judy Cannan Bishop of the who will holiday in the Philippines weeks ahead both away and here we pray for safe travel and renewal and refreshing. Mon 15th St Thomas Clergy: Philip Frear. Northern Malawi (Douglas) (Central Africa) The Rt Revd Fanuel SWITHUN; Emmanuel Magangani BISHOP OF WINCHESTER, 862 Tue 16th Diocese of Bishop of Salisbury: Northern Mexico Please pray for the Salisbury Nick Holtam (Mexico) The Most Diocese of Salisbury, Revd Francisco OSMUND; BISHOP for the Bishops and Bishop of Sherborne: Moreno (Primate) their ministers and OF SALISBURY, Karen Gorham congregations who 1099 serve and worship in Bishop of Ramsbury: that place. Andrew Rumsey Wed 17th Parish of the Clergy: Iaen Skidmore, Northern Michigan Give thanks for the Northern Plain William Mackay (The Episcopal volunteers who are Church) The Rt Revd helping with events Readers: Paul Bregazzi, Rayford Ray and initiatives in the Peter Ling, Peter parish this month. Shimmin, Gill Poole Pray for Godly Pioneer Minister: Stasi conversations and Tregartha opportunities Thur 18th Northern Mission Team Leader: Chris Bath & Wells Please pray for the Partnership Lowdon (England) The Rt Revd Northern Mission Clergy: David Peter Hancock ELIZABETH Greenwood Partnership and for all those offering FERARD; FIRST DEACONESS IN C The Commissioners of ministry during the Ramsey, Andreas, time of OF E, 1883 Ballaugh, Bride, Jurby, Interregnum. Lezayre, Garff. Fri 19th Western Mission Team Leader: Nigel Northern Territory, Please pray for people Partnership Godfrey The (Australia) The Rt who are dependent Revd Dr Greg for their company on GREGORY; BISHOP Reader: Robert Quayle Anderson the Church activities OF NYSSA, AND HIS which are now closing The Commissioners of SISTER MACRINA, for the summer break, DEACONESS, Marown, Michael, German, Patrick, Peel. and remember to TEACHERS, 394 AND make sure that they 379 are cared for. Sat 20th Chaplains on the Noble’s Hospital: Philip Northern Uganda Please pray for the MARGARET OF Island Frear; Hospice: Ben (Uganda) The Rt Revd chaplains on the Bradshaw and Tom Johnson Gakumba ANTIOCH; Davis; Prison and Island and their Ramsey Hospital: Brian ministry to the MARTYR, 4TH Evans-Smith; Tynwald: Andie Brown; KWC: Erica community. CENTURY Scott; FE College: Daniel Richards; Police: Jo Dudley; Manannan Court: Ben Bradshaw; Deaf Community: Jeanette Hamer Sun 21st Eastern Mission Team Leader: Clive Pray for de L'Eglise We pray for those TRINITY 5 Partnership Burgess Anglicane au Rwanda whom the summer is a The Most Revd time of loneliness, The Commissioners of Laurent Mbanda - neglect or struggle Garff, Onchan, Archbishop of L'Eglise and pray that God will Braddan and Episcopal au Rwanda send his ministering councillors of Douglas & Bishop of Shyira people to come alongside them. Mon 22nd Mothers Union President: Gail Eagles Northern Zambia Please pray for the (Central Africa) The work of the Mothers’ Chaplain: Ben Most Revd Albert Union as we plan our MARY Bradshaw Chama (Primate) families tent at the MAGDALENE ‘Royal Manx th Secretary: Danni Agricultural Show’: 9 Bradshaw 10th August, 2019. Tue 23rd The Diocese Bishop: Peter Eagles Bendigo (Australia) Please pray for BRIDGET OF The Rt Revd Matt Lisa Johnson and Bishop’s Chaplain: Ben Brain SWEDEN; ABBESS Bradshaw for her work as OF VADSTENA, Diocesan Secretaries: Lorna Cook, 1373 Andrew Swithinbank, Treasurer. Michelle Barwood Registrar, Treasurer and Diocesan Officers. Wed 24th Malew and Santan Clergy:, Bill Martin, Peter Northwest Texas (The Please pray for the Upton-Jones Episcopal Church) The parish and church Rt Revd Scott Mayer Readers: Ellen Halliwell, wardens during Howard Connell the interregnum. Thur 25th SUMT Team Leader: Ruth Northwestern Please pray for the JAMES THE Walker Pennsylvania (The staff of SUMT and Episcopal Church) The their work with APOSTLE Primary Worker: Ali Rt Revd Sean Rowe children across the Taylor Island. Schools Worker: Sue Yardy Fri 26th Arbory and Clergy: Irene Cowell, Kapoeta (South ANNE AND CastletoWn Colin Barry Sudan) The Rt Revd Isaac Deu Cho JOACHIM; Readers: Hilary Flynn, PARENTS OF THE Mike Wilson BLESSED VIRGIN MARY Sat 27th Tynwald Chief Minister: Howard Nova Scotia & Prince Please pray for Quayle BROOKE FOSS Edward Island Hon Bill Malarkey President: Stephen (Canada) The Most WESTCOTT; Rodan Revd Ronald Wayne MHK, minister of Speaker: Juan Waterson BISHOP OF Cutler Home Affairs Lieutenant Governor: Sir DURHAM, 1901 Richard Gozney Sun 28th Lonan and Laxey Clergy: Jo Dudley Pray for the Scottish TRINITY 6 Episcopal Church The Most Revd Mark Strange - Primus of the Scottish Episcopal Church & Bishop of Moray, Ross & Caithness Mon 29th Bus Vannin Nsukka (Nigeria) The Please pray for all who Rt Revd Aloysius Agbo work for Bus Vannin and give thanks for the vital MARY, MARTHA AND services that they LAZARUS, provide, especially for COMPANIONS OF young people and the OUR LORD elderly. Tue 30th St George and All Clergy: Andie Brown, Birmingham (England) Please pray for the Saints (Douglas) Alessandra Di Chiara, The Rt Revd David Archdeacon, the Alex Brown Andrew Urquhart church community and for the ministry team WILLIAM Readers: Charles Flynn based at St George’s. WILBERFORCE; ANTI-SLAVERY CAMPAIGNER, 1833 Wed 31st The Society of Superior General: Fr Blackburn (England) Please pray for the Jesus Arturo Sosa SJ The Rt Revd Julian work and mission Tudor Henderson IGNATIUS OF of the Society of LOYOLA; Jesus and for the FOUNDER OF THE leadership of the SOCIETY OF Superior General, JESUS, 1556 Fr Arturo Sosa SJ. .
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