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Michelle Montrose retweeted
Here is Fr Bill Addy’s sermon from our All Saints Service this morning: livpc.co.uk/wp-content/uploa…
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AS #BlackHistoryMonth ends for another year, it's important to remember that the stories of #Black people need to be heard all year round. The BBC's new drama Mr Loverman is well worth watching - available on iPlayer: bbc.in/3NNRjqN
ALT Lennie James as Barrington Walker, a smartly dressed 75-year-old. One one shoulder is the hand of his wife Carmel, on the other the hand of his life-long friend and lover Morris.
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At long last they are advertising. This is an amazing job, with a civic ministry bigger than many cathedrals, a thriving congregation, and fantastic opportunities. Could you be the next Rector of Liverpool @LiverpoolParish? @LivDiocese pathways.churchofengland.org…
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Today we welcome the Hungarian Order of Vitez who are holding their Investiture Ceremony this morning.
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We are looking for a new Rector . Follow the link to find out more and check out our website livpc.co.uk/service-resource… for our Parish Profile
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Here is Fr Yazid Said’s sermon from this morning: livpc.co.uk/wp-content/uploa…
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Here is Fr Steven Shakespeare’s sermon from this morning: livpc.co.uk/wp-content/uploa…
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Sudan is the world’s gravest humanitarian disaster – but almost nobody cares | Jonathan Freedland | The Guardian theguardian.com/commentisfre…
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Victims and survivors of abuse in the Church of England are daily retraumatised by its awful safeguarding processes. I don’t think the Church does it deliberately. I think it is just chaos and incompetence. But if it turns out to be a conscious strategy, that would fit the facts.
Michelle Montrose retweeted
Here is Fr Bill Addy’s sermon from this morning’s service: livpc.co.uk/wp-content/uploa…
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Here is Fr Steven Shakespeare’s sermon from this morning: livpc.co.uk/wp-content/uploa…
Michelle Montrose retweeted
Here is Fr Yazid Said’s sermon from this evening’s Choral Evensong: livpc.co.uk/wp-content/uploa…
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absolute evil - where are the marches?
Today, the Taliban passed a law that bans women from showing their faces and having their voices heard in public. Their burqas must now entirely cover their faces and they are not permitted to speak in public or to look at any males that are not relatives. Perhaps it’s been an emotional year, or maybe it’s because I’m triggered, but I once again cried when I heard the news. I’m still trying to piece myself together. Not even animals are treated with such cruelty, such dehumanization, such indignity, and such little value for human life. This is the entire erasure of the existence of women, and it cuts me to the core to know what Afghanistan and Iran were before this cancerous plague was brought to us. Where are the protests? Where is the outrage? Where is the ICJ? The ICC? Amnesty? Why doesn’t anybody care about the effective enslavement of millions of women under the jihadist system of gender apartheid?
Michelle Montrose retweeted
Something I’ve always enjoyed doing. We should be outraged about what has happened to women in Afghanistan but there seems to be deathly silence from those in power across the world
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Clergy who write safeguarding witness statements can face disciplinary action under CDM if the subject of the statement doesn't like its contents. It's one of many things I experienced. The then Bishop allowed it to progress to the Pres of Tribunals, setting future precedent. 1/4
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The length of time taken to resolve CDM complaints is clearly problematic for all. I am sure, though, that another CDM would never be deliberately held back until after a respondent had left office, to avoid a tribunal and a Determination in the public domain, would it??? 3/4
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There is no national Church of England whistleblowing policy. Some Diocesan policies apply to clergy, but others only cover employees of a DBF. 4/4
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I have been overwhelmed by kindness and support since Tuesday. There has also been a lot of comment about CDMs being unfit for purpose, so here are four brief thoughts. I am not the story here, but nor am I the storyteller. Others now need to address the unanswered questions.
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It takes around 3-4 years to bring a story like this to publication. One reason is that the CofE resists scrutiny at every turn. Note the use of NDAs in this case.
I am aware of many similar scandals (as are the archbishops).They WILL come to light. bbc.com/news/articles/cv2gj7…
