Monthly Archives: December 2015
2015 A Year in the Precincts
On New Year’s Eve, looking through a year’s photographs, here is an alternative review of the past 12 months living in the front of the cathedral in the Precincts. The photos were not taken systematically, but there is a record … Continue reading
Cross & Crib belong together
Funerals at Christmas have been a recurring feature for me since I was a curate. In my first year I took a funeral just a matter of days before Christmas Day and I remember the family coming up to me … Continue reading
Clergy and same sex marriages
I am trying to work out what the response should be to clergy who marry their same sex partners. The highest profile was Jeremy Pemberton who was refused a licence to take up his appointment as a hospital chaplain … Continue reading
