In it’s latest “this week around the Diocese” the Anglican Diocese of Newcastle in NSW draws our attention to a “fabulous Pride Mass”:
Regular readers of davidould.net will recognise Archdeacon Rod Bower of Gosford who attended the mass outside his own archdeaconery and preached.
Also pictured with the Ven. Bower are Jane Trigg who is priest in charge at the host parish of Branxton-Greta-Lochinvar and Moira Evers who is the priest in charge of the neighbouring parish of Telarah-Rutherford.
I understand that Rev Trigg and Rev Evers are often seen together at various diocesan and other social events.
You’ve gone awfully quiet David.
what on earth are you talking about?
I was referring to your lack of response to my comments above
there was no comment above your first comment.
What comment Greg do you refer ? I see nothing on this gay Pride Mass feed … do you mean other comments elsewhere, or perhaps the Facebook comment feed that is included here, and there again, no comments. …
Thanks for letting us know, David.
You wold not see any of my Facebook comments Bruce Lyon because I have blocked you -so it seems that David Ould has blocked me on Facebook and so isn’t able to read my comments, in which case i apologise and withdraw my comment about you remaining silent. My comments on the Facebook plug in appear in between those of Robert McLean and Leonie Sams.
So that you are not bereft of my wonderful comments, here they are:
I'[ve checked and, no, David hasn’t blocked me on face nook, so I’m not sure why toucan’t se my Facebook comments – not to worry
… So it turns out that Moira has become the priestess in charge of Buderim now that Jeremy Greaves is a bishop. Small world…
To quote from the parish website:
“Mother Moira comes from the Diocese of Newcastle, having worked in Victoria as a secondary school teacher for several years before she was ordained in the Diocese of Melbourne in 2007.
As a priest, she finds her energy in Benedictine spirituality, contemplative prayer and the Eucharist, works of mercy and justice and vibrant local mission.
Mother Moira believes in the importance of parish as community and strengthening relationships through conversations, visiting, meals, socials and good humour.”
http://www.stmarksbuderim.org.au/church-team/
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