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St Peter’s rarebit
Read More: St Peter’s rarebitThe weekend of St David’s Day reminds us that we are part of a local church. Our diocese is Cardiff, but we can also talk about the local church of our country, Wales. Our history is long, going back beyond St David, and full of interesting people. I was searching on the internet the phrase…
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Monte Cassino
Read More: Monte CassinoMonte Cassino is a rocky hill about 80 miles southeast of Rome. St Benedict established his first monastery here around 529, and never left. Others gathered around him, and it was there he wrote the Benedictine Rule that became the founding principle for western monasticism. Monte Cassino became a model for future communities. Benedict’s sister…
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Presentation
Read More: PresentationAlthough so many of the events described in the Gospels took place in Jerusalem, when you go there it is not always so easy to “picture” them. The city has changed so much. Some sites require a great leap of the imagination. Even the Mount of Olives, obviously still there and mostly not built on,…
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A Bishop in Baghdad
Read More: A Bishop in BaghdadThis month we heard the news that Father Saad Sirop, the brother of Mrs Aida Aris and Mrs Maysoon Aziz, both from our 3 Churches, has been elected a Bishop. At 41 he is the fifth youngest Catholic Bishop in the world. Father Saad has visited us several times over the years, and some of…
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Pray for peace
Read More: Pray for peaceThe theme that Pope Francis has chosen for World Peace Day 2014 is: “Living as one family is the foundation and pathway to peace.” Here is the prayer that Pax Christi recommends for daily use… Thank you loving God For the gift of life For this wonderful world which we all share For the joy of…
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The Grapevine Issue 9
Faith, Hope & Love in the 21st Century Christian Church. Read our latest issue 9, November 2026 Latest issue (no.9) summary: ✝️ A global Christian theme! ✝️ Waves & caves of Hope! ✝️ From The Passion to James Bond! ✝️ A resource for students & small groups! ✝️ For ministries & encouraging curiosity! A ‘One Church’ publication, stewarded…
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November Remembrance
Wooden hearts are available for people to write on the names of those they want to remember. These will hang on a tree in the grounds of each church for the month of November. There is also in each church a book of remembrance. Please write in the names of those to be remembered. The…
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The Church is more than a building. On this website you are very welcome to find out more about our lively three church communities. Why not have a browse, or get in touch for a chat. We offer a warm reception and an ability to listen, along with support for the wider community. ‘I still…
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