The Burdens of Office
The new Administrator, Fr Christopher, takes a moment out from wall-to-wall meetings ..
Friday, 9 May 2008
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Westminster Cathedral is the mother church of the Roman Catholic community in England and Wales. This extraordinary house of God was opened in 1903, and its distinctive Byzantine architecture provides the visitor with what Sir John Betjeman called "a series of surprises".
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- Work gets underway
- Footslogging
- Hitchcock and Westminster Cathedral
- The Millennium Cross
- The Guild of St Gregory
- The Howard Connexion
- Earlier Scaffolding
- Work begins
- Manning House
- Monsignor John Moyes
- An early trip to the Terrace
- A Stamp of Authority
- David Hill
- His Master's Voice
- Free Spirits
- One more gift of the Holy Spirit
- Come, Holy Spirit
- Blinded by the Light
- Mass for Marriage
- Welcome Visitors
- The Pulpit
- The Cathedral Chapter 1993
- Panoramic Interior
- Mass for Migrant Workers
- The Burdens of Office
- St Pius X
- Work begins at the West Door
- The 'Green Man'
- Cardinal's Mass with Altar Servers
- Wedding to the Sea
- The New Administrator
- Gifts of Bread and Wine
- Tothill Fields
- The Feast of St Joseph
- The Month of Our Lady
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1 comment:
You will be much missed Fr Mark and we will pray for Fr Christopher and Fr Swavek. Were priests ordained to go to meetings I wonder? Where exactly is that in the gospels? I don't recall too many meetings even in Acts?
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