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Author: Robb

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Talking Low Income Communities at General Synod

It has been a very busy week. Five days of General Synod merged straight into the business of being chair of governors at our wonderful school. And tomorrow I head to Taize with our bishop and a group of pilgrims.

I had intended to write some reflections on this session of synod but I am out of time. I have managed to quickly edit my words about Low Income Communities Funding from Saturday’s session. Please bear in mind I had a five minute speech to cram into three minutes and I was editing it down as I was speaking.

What You Don’t Expect to Bring Home from a Pilgrimage. #Taizé 

I am currently sitting on a coach as we return from The Taizé Community.  Our Bishop, +Smitha has led us on pilgrimage taking young people for a glimpse of the community’s life and worship. For a week, they have met together with thousands of young people ​from all round the globe.  We have had a fantastic time and we hope that it is going to happen each year.

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New Icon | Saint John The Baptist

Those who follow me on Twitter may have noticed that we have been to Rhodes. We love visiting Greek islands because neither of us are very good at sitting still and there is lots of ancient history to look at. One of the other reasons that we love the islands is because of the Orthodox Church and the vibrancy of the eastern Church.

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The Chapel of Our Lady of The Crag

We took a little trip to The Chapel of Our Lady of the Crag, Knaresborough. What else would you do when you all work for the church and want a day off?

During covid I had a sabbatical and I visited a lot of UK shrines. I have a lot of footage for a vlog series about Holy Places that I have planned so you’ll have to wait for it to appear on YouTube in 2037 when I’ve had the time to edit it.