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Cathedral Good Friday service broadcast on ABC TV Australia-wide
For the first time in many years, a Holy Week service at St John’s Cathedral will be broadcast to a national audience on ABC Television
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For the first time in many years, a Holy Week service at St John’s Cathedral will be broadcast to a national audience on ABC Television
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“As we come once again to the cross this Good Friday, we are called to remember that, like our ancestors, we also have choices to make at every intersection. We can be indifferent or engaged, apathetic or involved, overwhelmed or determined, fearful or hopeful,” says Bishop Jeremy Greaves
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People from across our Diocesan community came together virtually this week in the lead up to Easter to celebrate the resurrection with a hymn commonly sung on Easter Sunday, ‘Thine be the Glory’. The virtual choir was coordinated by Resource Church, St Bart’s, Toowoomba.
“Welcome to a most unusual Maundy Thursday…somehow the bread and the wine will remain unconsecrated until we are able to meet again in church…perhaps we will recognise again the latent potential for holiness in everyday things,” says Bishop Cam Venables.
“The Christian tradition says that Jesus was active in his love, active in his love of humanity, even in his death, and this is marked on Holy Saturday,” says Bishop John Roundhill
Check out these photos taken across our Diocesan community, and find out what our schools, parishes, clergy and ministries got up to last month
A Brisbane-based teenager shares his tips, with the help of the ASC’s Steve Window, for keeping occupied at home during the school holidays while physical distancing measure are in place: “For the last three years, I have been unable to attend school and rarely leave the house because of a medical condition, so I am an expert at keeping myself occupied at home. I hope these tips help other teenagers, and their mums and dads, keep mentally well while students stay at home in the school holidays to keep people safe”
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