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August 2020 Midday Prayers
Our Midday Prayers including the Wave of Prayer for the month of August
August 2021 Midday Prayers
Our Midday Prayers including the Wave of Prayer for the month of August
Bereavement Resources - A time to mourn
Prayers and bible verses to provide comfort in times of grief
Bereavement Resources - Introduction to printable cards
Introduction to explain the printable bereavement card resources
Bereavement Resources - Printable Card (secular)
Beautiful card to download and print. Secular. Religious cards are also available as a seperate resource
Bereavement Resources - Printable Cards (Religious)
Beautiful printable cards with biblical reflections to provide comfort in times of grief
Bereavement Resources - Words of comfort
Words of comfort for those grieving
Bible Reflection on Prayer
A Bible reflection on passages from St Luke's gospel to encourage persistence in prayer
Bishop Emma's Reflection 2020
Transcript from Bishop Emma Ineson's reflection at the online member update on 20th October 2020
Branch Activity - Praying with St Brigid
St Brigid – one of the few female Irish saints – was known for her generosity to the poor and needy. She founded two monastic institutions – one for men and one for women – in Kildare. She is often depicted holding a reed cross which is now known as a ‘St Brigid’s Cross’. Legend has it that she used to weave these crosses and tie them with ribbons to give to those she met on the road.
Weaving a St Brigid’s Cross can be a creative way of focussing prayer.
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