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Noting Grumpy bishop: Nick Baines writes, inter alia, 'I am a miserable killjoy who wants to take the magic out of Christmas. Apparently.' Music to keep bishops awake: Christopher Howse writes for the Telegraph (London). 'When Samuel Sebastian Wesley was appointed organist of Hereford cathedral in 1832, he found that the eight adult members of the choir were all clergymen aged between 49 and 78. Five were in poor health, two were deemed to be sub-standard and the 78-year-old was exempt from attending services. This was the crisis in which cathedral music found itself, at a time of clamour to take away revenues from the Established Church.' We've Got Jesus: 'If the makers of Coca-Cola can sell a billion cans of sugar water every 48 hours, surely the Anglican Church of Canada can add value to people’s lives, insists Nicolosi.' Kristen Jenkins writes for Anglican Journal (Toronto). |
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