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by gord — last modified 26 Mar, 2019 01:17 PM
Wedding couple say 'I do' just in time!

Wedding couple say 'I do' just in time!

by Michael Ford 2 April 2020

One of our priests managed to marry a couple just hours before the Government's 'no weddings in church' rule came into force.

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The light always overcomes the darkness

The light always overcomes the darkness

by Michael Ford 2 April 2020

"Be strong, my friends. Take good care. Keep well, Keep safe and Keep smiling!"

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"We know this is tough"

"We know this is tough"

by Michael Ford 2 April 2020

Bishop Nicholas has said he is encouraged "to see how Churches are seeking to live out our calling in such strange circumstances”.

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Dorset Update

Dorset Update

by Michael Ford 2 April 2020

Archdeacon Penny is in daily contact with Dorset County Council. Here’s this week’s update.

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Wiltshire Update

Wiltshire Update

by Michael Ford 2 April 2020

Archdeacon Sue is speaking regularly with Wiltshire County Council.

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At home with the Archbishop of York

At home with the Archbishop of York

by Michael Ford 2 April 2020

Dr John Sentamu has led a national worship service from the front room of his home this Sunday as Christians across the country - and around the world - adapted to restrictions to help prevent the spread of coronavirus.

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Churches stay closed

Churches stay closed

by Michael Ford 2 April 2020

Meanwhile the Archbishops and Bishops have written to clergy reaffirming their guidance on the closure of church buildings to help reduce the spread of the virus.

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New mental health reflections

New mental health reflections

by Michael Ford 2 April 2020

A series of reflections on how to cope with anxiety and loneliness in the face of the coronavirus pandemic, including simple Christian meditation techniques and tips, have been published by the Church of England.

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New reflection for people who cannot attend a funeral

New reflection for people who cannot attend a funeral

by Michael Ford 2 April 2020

People who cannot attend a funeral because of the coronavirus restrictions are being provided with prayers and suggestions on how to pay their own tribute at home to the person who has died, in a simple guide published by the Church of England.

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The Crucifixion

The Crucifixion

by Michael Ford 2 April 2020

Continuing our online tour of the Cathedral's 800th anniversary exhibition, this week we are looking at different representations of the Crucifixion in the cathedral exhibition.

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