A group of some twenty pilgrims from the Anglican Chaplaincy of Saint Margaret’s, Budapest, recently visited Esztergom, the primatial see of Hungary, and its famous Chapel dedicated to the English Saint Thomas Becket.
Yesterday marked Remembrance Sunday, a day deeply ingrained in British history and Commonwealth nations. Across Europe, Anglican communities united to honour the sacrifices of those who selflessly gave their today for the tomorrows of others.
“The Porvoo Communion continues to be one of the blessings of the diocese” said Fr. James Hadley, the Chaplain of Holy Cross in Palermo, Italy, who recently attended the 2023 thematic consultation, as a delegate representing the Church of England
The German Deanery Synod in Bonn, with Bishop David, discussed diocesan matters, climate change, peace in Israel/Palestine, and addressed antisemitism in Germany and other European countries.
Friends of the Diocese gathered at Southwark Cathedral for choral evensong, fostering fellowship, celebrating Bishop David's retirement, and highlighting the diocese's multicultural richness.
Bishop Robert Innes shared: "We have all been shocked and dismayed by the eruption of violence in the Holy Land. The destruction of the Anglican Al-Ahli Hospital in Gaza...
Archdeacon Leslie Nathaniel represented Archbishop Justin Welby at St Ephrem’s Syriac Orthodox Church opening in Istanbul, celebrating interfaith cooperation.
The Revd. Ted Wetherall, ‘Fr. Ted’, died in Tolo, in the Peloponnese, on 26 September 2023, just a few days after his 94th birthday. He was a priest to his core.
