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Cubitek Announces World's Smallest EATX Motherboard Supporting Chassis
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Monday, 9 Apr 2012
Cubitek Expands Line of Chassis with the ICE Series
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Wednesday, 4 Apr 2012
NZXT Announces New Lineup of High Performance Fans
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You can be and probably are a mentor about something or other. You can be a mentor about diabetes too.
Mentoring is the informal way of helping other people. At work we have formal relationships of bosses and subordinates. The guidance that we give and receive up and down the heirarchy there is seldom if ever mentoring. It is mentoring when it's not something you tell people to do.
When your doctor tells you his or her way of controlling your diabetes, it may be great advice, but it's not mentoring. However, when a friend or relative suggests something that works for him or her, it can be mentoring.
Nobody is just a mentor. We are always also mentees. Nobody knows everything about even such an apparently narrow subject like diabetes. I use the word "apparently" advisedly, because I know from immersing myself in it for the past dozen years that in reality it is a huge subject.
At first we are largely on the receiving end of mentoring, which for the want of a better word is called being a mentee. But as we learn, we can pass on that knowledge to others.
For those of us who make use of the Internet, we can get so much from it. That's being a virtual mentee. We can give it back here too. That's being a virtual mentor.
Many years ago Howard Rheingold was one of the first people to make the connection between the Internet and the gift exchange that it fostered. In his book, The Virtual Community, first published in 1993, Howard wrote:
Reciprocity is a key element of any market-based culture, but the arrangement I'm describing feels to me more like a kind of gift economy in which people do things for one another out of a spirit of building something between them, rather than a spreadsheet-calculated quid pro quo. When that spirit exists, everybody gets a little extra something, a little sparkle, from their more practical transactions; different kinds of things become possible when this mind-set pervades. Conversely, people who have valuable things to add to the mix tend to keep their heads down and their ideas to themselves when a mercenary or hostile zeitgeist dominates an online community.
When I was able to get on the Internet in March 1994, the Web was just beginning. But newsgroups were going strong, and my motivation to go online was to get some of the shared knowledge on the Internet's first diabetes group, misc.health.diabetes. Eventually my mentors there and later on many diabetes websites taught me almost all that I know about diabetes.
Later, when I started my website in February 1995 I was able to give back in some measure. A few years ago in my keynote address to the Institute for the Future's Health Horizons Program, I said that "I think of [my site] as playing my part in what Howard Rheingold calls the 'gift economy' of the Net: People taking what they need and giving back in some measure without expectation of profit. All my life I have been taking in information. Now it is so satisfying to be giving back what I can."
Mentoring is teaching others, but it's outside of the formal teacher-student relationship. It's also similar to but different from the formal coaching relationship, as my friend Jeff Myers reminds me. Jeff has type 1 diabetes and was one of the few diabetes life and wellness coaches until last year when he because an executive of a leading diabetes company.
"Regarding mentoring in diabetes," he told me yesterday, "my writing has been about the value of hiring a coach who understands living with diabetes, but not anything about mentoring per se. In my experience, though, I've found it very energizing to talk to newly diagnosed (within the past year at least) type 1's and ask about what is going well and what is not going so well. These simple questions unearth a wealth of topics that the 'mentee' feels are important to them.
"By this point I usually start getting questions about resources and strategies, etc., and I enjoy sharing what has worked well for me and others I know, and pointing them to excellent resources that they haven't been told about by their health care providers. When, for example, the person is struggling to solve a problem with their diabetes management or their future living with diabetes, I like to ask them questions to explore what is most important to them, such as 'what are you most worried about not being able to do now that you have diabetes?'
"From here I gauge whether or not to offer encouragement, or ask how they met other challenges in their life, or ask them to brainstorm with me what it might look like to successfully do those challenging things.
"My bottom line belief in doing this is that these individuals can do anything they want with diabetes, and that helping them draw on their own ideas and interests is the fastest and most effective path to successful ownership and management of their situation.
The bottom line for all of us is that we can give back to the virtual diabetes community of the Internet. All of us have so much to share. We can be both mentor and mentee as we support each other and make our community so much stronger.
This article is based on an earlier version of my article published by HealthCentral.
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Just wondering how everybody feels about the topic of change. They say nobody likes it, but it is something we all have to go through. I suppose I could be talking about physical or mental change, but I'm talking about stylistic changes.
I have been practicing and teaching Jujitsu for many years now, and it is a relatively new art (as traditional jujitsu styles go), but it was devised by a Japanese man who exudes the concept of budo. He created the style in order not to lose the aspects of the original jujitsu techniques that he thought were being lost. With that said, from the day I first met him through my sensei some 15+ years ago to today, he has changed many of the things that I do. And I'm not talking about the little things (i.e. angles, hand position,etc.), I'm talking about major things to the system. Furthermore, he keeps adding to the system things no one teaches outside of Japan (I suppose that is another topic altogether).
I don't mind change that much. God, I been through enough with the Uechi system!!:-) But the jitsu systems are different that the do systems in that you are learning and practicing more of the combative aspects instead of looking for that perfection of form. I'm not saying one is better than the other, just different in the ways and means of training. My question is that with all the changes thrust upon me and my students (BTW, the only in Massachusetts who as far as I know train Nihon Jujitsu/Kokusai Budoin), is that normal for other grappling arts?
I'm interested in knowing from the more traditional jujitsu arts as well as from the more contemporary (i.e. Brazilian JJ) arts.


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In the first debate, President Obama said, "Social Security is structurally sound. It's going to have to be tweaked the way it was by Ronald Reagan and Speaker -- Democratic Speaker Tip O'Neill. But it is -- the basic structure is sound."
No, Mr. President, the government's Social Security system is structurally bankrupt and politically corrupt. Intentionally, America's Social Security structure does not save money for retirement.
"What? I've paid into Social Security all my working life," is the response of the American worker. What President Obama and most Democrats and Republicans don't tell you is that government spends our Social Security tax revenue not only on benefits, but also on other government programs - roads, education, welfare, wars, ObamaCare, etc. Hence, none of money paid by working Americans has been saved! Because of America's enormous debt (caused by Republicans and Democrats) workers will be heavily taxed on promised Social Security benefits, which will in turn be reduced and denied for them. President Obama's "tweaks" increase taxes or breaks the implied contract with American workers by reducing benefits or extending the age of eligibility.
President Obama's "Social Security is structurally sound," exemplifies how most politicians – Republican and Democrats – deflect and disregard their fiscal and fiduciary duties to We the People.
Wrongfully, politicians – Republicans and Democrats – have raided, manipulated and used our Social Security tax revenues for their immediate political purposes.
President Johnson added Social Security revenues to the general budget to hide the cost of the Vietnam War. Nixon approved a 20% benefit increase and made sure every beneficiary knew of the increases just prior to the 1972 election. Social Security was bankrupt within a decade.
To further understand the politicians mindset go to Nancy Pelosi's Congressional website. Pelosi and Rachel Maddow brag about preserving the government's control of Social Security by defeating George Bush's attempt to have personal accounts. Pelosi:
That January, President Bush gave a gift to those who wanted to protect Social Security by saying that he was going to privatize Social Security. I remind you he's newly elected, he's 58 percent in the polls, that's very high, especially after a tough fight and he was very much up here. ... At the time we said: "President Bush wants to privatize Social Security, the Democrats want to preserve Social Security." And that was the fight.
Since at least 1990, conservatives and libertarians have persistently warned that Social Security would eventually be bankrupt. In 2004, there were viable plans to convert Social Security to personal accounts. Pelosi, Harry Reid and the likes of AARP demagogued Bush's personal accounts and offered no solutions. Ignobly disregarding the crushing debt and government's promise to working Americans and future workers. Again, Pelosi:
But for us it wasn't an issue, it was a value, it was an ethic, it was who we are as a country. And we were going to fight that fight, even if it meant taking the slings and arrows of our friends who were saying, "why don't you have a plan? Poor dears, they don't have a plan." Some even in the media saying: "how can you possibly come here without a plan?" We have a plan, it's called Social Security. So, with that, that really – by September he (Bush) was at 38 percent.
The only way to stop the political raids and manipulations is for private ownership. The fatal flaw with funding and honoring government obligations is the worker does not own his or her account. With ownership, workers will protect their property and every other worker's property. This is the only means to hold politicians fiscally and morally responsible.
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Slain Chicago teen Hadiya Pendleton was laid to rest yesterday in a standing-room-only service that included First Lady Michelle Obama, White House Senior Advisor Valerie Jarrett, Rev. Jesse Jackson and a slew of other Chicago dignitaries reports the Chicago Tribune.
The service at Greater Harvest Baptist Church was full of touching remarks that all honored the life of the 15-year-old honor student and remembered her as a joyful young lady who brought love and happiness to all her family and friends.
First Lady Obama met privately with the family and some of Pendleton's friends before the service. Obama, who grew up in Chicago, also accompanied the girl's mother, Cleopatra Pendleton, to the open casket at the front of the church. She put her arm around Pendleton and patted her back as the woman threw her head back and sobbed.
Pendleton later took to the podium to offer remarks about her dear little girl, who performed at the inauguration of President Obama just a few weeks ago.
"I kept her living,'' Pendleton said, saying she helped her daughter stay away from negative influences. "When your children try to talk to you, listen. Don't judge them. This should be a judge-free zone. You made them. You deal with that."
"I just want to say thank you. Thank you to everyone who had something to do with rounding her or having something to do with who she was,'' she continued.
Damon Stewart, Hadiya's godfather, also made remarks saying he had "two spiritual thoughts'' he wanted to stress. "God makes no mistakes. I don't believe in coincidence; I believe in divine intervention. [Hadiya] is important because all of the families who were silent, she speaks for them. She is a representative of the people across the nation who have lost their lives."
Hadiya was killed January 29 at Harsh Park, not far from the Obama family home. Although Hadiya and the friends that were with her had no gang ties, a gunman fired into the park in what police said was a gang-connected shooting causing her death to become a symbol of Chicago's gun violence.


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VANCOUVER -- The 2010 Paralympic heartbreak continued for Canada's sledge hockey team Friday night as Norway's Eskil Hagen scored a fluke goal with four seconds left in regulation time to beat Canada 2-1 at UBC Thunderbird Arena and win the bronze medal.
Hagen -- a Canada killer who scored both goals when Norway beat Canada 2-0 in the 1998 gold medal game in Nagano -- fired a high shot from just inside the Canadian blueline that bounced off Canadian forward Billy Bridges's arm, flew high in the air and over the head of goalie Paul Rosen and into the net.
"I just wanted to get the puck on the net and it hit something on the way, I think, and went in a nice arch above the goalie," said Hagen.
"High pucks are difficult to catch because you have the glaring lights and he (Rosen) had difficulty with his balance (leaning back to catch it) but to get a shot away like that and that arch, no it's nothing I planned.
"I thought, oh crap, I'm going to hit by my teammates," he said when asked how he felt when he saw the puck cross the goal line. "No, I just laughed I think and fell down and had all my teammates on top of me."
Hagen has a Canadian partner, Shauna Maria White, a former Paralympic cross country skier whose home in Norway with their two children. The couple met in Turin.
And so Hagen has won a Canadian heart and broken several.
This loss was hard to take for a Canadian team that came here looking for gold and trying to continue the winning ways of the men's and women's Olympic teams. Instead the 2006 Paralympic gold medalists finish fourth. Japan, which upset Canada 3-1 in their semi-final on Thursday, plays the U.S. for gold on Saturday at noon.
"It was a big stage for us and it's disappointing that we didn't show Canada where our team really is," said defenceman Adam Dixon, who scored Canada's lone goal.
"It's terrible," he said. "We feel like we have the best team in the tournament and we aren't in the final game. It sucks. It's terribly crushing. After yesterday we wanted to walk out with our pride and a souvenir to go home with. It was a terrible bounce but we should have buried them earlier."
That's it in a nutshell. Canada forgot how to score.
The first two periods -- which failed to produce a goal -- looked a lot like the loss to Japan.
Canada controlled the play, owning the puck and generating a number of good scoring chances. They out-shot the Norwegians 3-1 in the first and 14-3 in the second but, just like the Japan game, they fired a lot of shots wide and had several blocked.
Norway didn't get a shot on the Canadian net until the 10-minute mark of the first period though Rosen had to be good with the glove in the second period, grabbing Tommy Rovelstad's low drive at 7:10.
At the other end, Canada kept getting qualify chances but still couldn't pucks past goalie Roger Johansen.
He robbed Marc Dorion from the edge of the crease at 7:37 of the second and then stopped Greg Westlake from in close at 9:53.
Dixon finally beat him at 2:45 of the third, firing a high hard shot from just inside the left circle.
With the 1-0 lead Canada started taking penalties. Norway had almost three minutes of 5-on-3 powerplay time midway through the third period and finally tied the score 1-1 on a penalty shot with the teams playing four aside. Referee Jonathan Morrison made the call because he felt Dixon closed his hand on the puck in the crease.
Rolf Einer Pedersen took the shot and beat Rosen on a deke.
"The rule is hand over the puck in the crease," said Dixon. "I don't know where the puck was but the call was made. Our goaltender said he had it. I heard other things from other players."
Norway was the stronger team in the third period, out-shooting Canada 8-4.
This was the fifth Paralympic Games to have sledge hockey. Canada won gold in 2006 in Turin after finishing fourth in 2002 in Salt Lake City. Canada won silver in 1998 in Nagano and bronze in 1994 in Lillehammer
Canada and the U.S. didn't get to play each other in this tournament. But the 4-0 Americans have been unstoppable. Not only are they unbeaten, but they've out-scored opponents 17-0.


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Kyle Kendrick. Struggled this season, but had a couple big starts, including an eight-inning shutout against Oakland.
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Rudy Seanez. Came up big in a couple spots with his veteran moxie.
Eric Bruntlett. The runt had a couple huge moments in 2008, including the mad dash to the plate in game three of the World Series.
Chris Coste. 30-year-old rookie hits the climax of his career. From Fargo, N.D., indie leaguer to world champion.
Tom Gordon. "Flash" may never pitch again as a Phillie, but he had a couple big innings early on.
Matt Stairs. The barrel-chested 40-year-old socks the biggest home run of his life in game four of the NLCS.
Scott Eyre. From no-man's land in Chicago to late-innings hero in Philadelphia. With a loud mouth to boot.
Chad Durbin. From swingman to late-innings guru, he was one of the big acquisitions in the offseason.
Greg Dobbs. The best pinch hitter in Major League Baseball, and the best in Phillies history.
Joe Blanton. What a trade deadline pickup — the big man went 4-0 down the stretch, then gave a string of huge postseason performances with his arm and bat.
Pedro Feliz. Supplying big defense all season, Feliz came through with the game-winning RBI in the World Series clincher.
JC Romero. What a grab last season. The left-hander may have had you biting your nails, but when didn't he finish the job? He got the win in game five of the series thanks to a gigantic double play — the play he always pulls off.
Jayson Werth. Another big grab. The slender, goateed outfielder rose from the underground to have his best offensive season ever.
Ed Wade. Yes, Mr. Wade, thank you for building a foundation that became world championship-caliber.
Brett Myers. What a story. From closer to starter to minor leagues, then back to the top. Myers was integral to the team's late-season push, and never, ever kept himself quiet.
Jimmy Rollins. The 2007 MVP claimed the Phils would win 100 games in 2008. He was benched, he was ridiculed, he was loathed, then returned to lead the team to the promised land … and 103 wins.
Carlos Ruiz. Left for dead as an offensive player, Chooch upped his game in the World Series with big hits. Oh, and he was the main man calling the best pitching staff in baseball, bell to bell.
Shane Victorino. The Flyin' Hawaiian became a star in 2008, especially in the postseason. He broke the club record for RBI in a postseason, then had two big RBI in game five.
Ryan Madson. He started as a long man, almost left for dead as a prospect that never truly blossomed. Then the autumn arrived; Madson became the best late-innings guy in baseball, especially in an almost-spotless postseason.
Pat Gillick. Bit by bit, he picked up integral players that became huge contributors to this team. From the very small (Stairs) to the very huge (Lidge), Gillick fit the pieces together perfectly. If he goes out, he's going out on top.
Ryan Howard. The 2008 MVP candidate had another strong power year, then woke up in game four of the series with two mammoth home runs. The biggest threat remains the big man.
Chase Utley. The Man. All business, he epitomized the 2008 Phillies through grit and 100-percent effort. His defense shone through brighter than anything in the postseason, and his throw to the plate to end the seventh will go down in franchise lore.
Charlie Manuel. The best manager in Phillies history.
Cole Hamels. NLCS MVP. World Series MVP. Ladies, gentlemen, distinguished persons: Cole Hamels is the best pitcher in baseball.
Jamie Moyer. The 45-year-old kid from the suburbs won a world championship. His first. With the team he grew up watching and rooting for. Congratulations, kid, you absolutely deserve it.
Pat Burrell. Saving The Bat for second to last. Maybe he's not the best Phillie player of all-time, but while Utley epitomized the team, Burrell epitomized the city. Downtrodden for so long, The Bat realized his dreams, thanks to a clutch leadoff double in the seventh. He might be gone after this season, but boy, will he be missed.
Brad Lidge. Unquestionably the team's most important player. The best offseason acquisition I've ever seen, Lidge was perfect — absolutely perfect — in 2008. And he delivered the final out of the Phillies second world championship with a slider heard 'round the Valley.
Thank you, thank you, thank you, 2008 Philadelphia Phillies. We love you.


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Observations of TT Ari seem to be showing a partial recovery from its deep minimum of 2008-2009, but this star still hasn't quite reached its normal high state yet. Researchers also still haven't figured out why it's doing what it's doing, but your observations are going to help solve the puzzle.
TT Ari is a novalike variable that has been under regular observations by AAVSO observers since the 1970s. For most of the observational history, the star has remained in its high state -- bright at around V=10.5, and with a high mass accretion rate -- but on at least two occasions the star's brightness has plummeted to below V=16.0 for more than a year. My suspicion is that the fadings are caused by the mass accretion stopping somehow, but why that would happen isn't clear.
Mass transfer occurs when two stars come closer together than their Roche limit. The Roche limit looks like a three dimensional figure-eight, and is an imaginary surface defined by the point at which a third body would feel an equal gravitational pull from both stars. If the secondary expands to fill this surface, then matter outside the surface will become detached from the secondary and flow onto the white dwarf. This is how all cataclysmic variables work. But then the question becomes why would mass transfer stop? Is the secondary star changing in size, shrinking below the Roche limit temporarily? If so, why?
Whether my suspicion is right or wrong, the answers are going to come in part from the observations of AAVSO observers, so please continue to observe this star! The light curve of this current event has been wonderful, clearly uncovering for the first time the large-amplitude flares that occur during the extended minimum (whose cause is also as yet unproven).
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In the year 1400 B.C., says the Book of Joshua, a book in the Old Testament, the Israelites attacked and took the region of Canaan. Archaeologists question the specifics of the biblical tale, but evidence of conflict at the time is thought to exist.
Whether the battle played out precisely as told in the Bible or not, the Battle of Jericho ranks as one of the oldest dated skirmishes in human history. On the interactive Conflict History map, the Battle of Jericho serves as the starting point.
It's the first entry in a a massive project that sees the dates, locations, and brief descriptions for thousands of human conflicts overlaid on a scrollable, zoom-able map. Built by web and app developer TecToys, Conflict History pulls together the information archived in the Freebase database, a open-access database that aims to compile information from the open web, and overlays it on Google maps. A timeline along the bottom lets you scroll through history.
The map scrolls up to March 21, 2012, capping off with a battle in Mali.
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Food trucks must make the grade
Chicho Cassilas expects a superior mark after county inspectors pore over his Chubby's Food Truck.
Cassias operates one of about 600 food truck and coffee and hot dog carts around the county that will be getting the familiar, restaurant-style A, B or C letter grades in the coming months assessing their cleanliness and safety.
"I fully expect to get an A," Cassilas said of what he believes an inspector will assign after checking out his truck that specializes in burgers, sandwiches, burritos, wraps and similar fare.
The letter grades supplement a pass/fail system that has long been in place. It comes in response to complaints and revelations that some of the operators weren't adhering to best possible practices.
In order to earn an "A" the inspection must result in a score of 90 to 100 and means the operation complies with state law. A "B" means the operations needs improvement but can operate, and a "C" is considered a failing grade .
The sign containing the grade must be posted where it is easily visible and includes a bar code that can be swept with an iPhone or Android device to get the truck's or cart's entire inspection history.
"When you have that, customers can count on what to order, not whether to order," says San Diego County Supervisor Ron Roberts, who last year initiated the idea for the letter grading as the number of mobile food distributors mushroomed in recent years.
Roberts' effort came after U-T San Diego and 10News launched inquiries into why the industry that serves fare to the general public wasn't being scored the same way as brick-and-mortar restaurants. One story revealed that half the trucks and carts had been cited for one or more violations in 2009 and 2010.
Over the last several months, Cassilas and other operators have worked with the county's Department of Environmental Health to get the new system in place. The first grades start going out in early February and will roll out for the entire industry throughout the year.
The grading is being welcomed by the California Restaurant Association's Mike Morton Jr., president of the group's San Diego chapter.
"They're part of the restaurant community and this is about food safety," he said. "Their kitchens should be held to the same standards as restaurants."
Food truck and cart regulations vary throughout the state and county with some jurisdictions placing tight restrictions on where they can operate and charging hefty permit fees to operate at community events.
The county's role in what Morton calls the "Wild West of San Diego" for the industry is primarily concentrated on food safety and cleanliness. Inspection reports are available online at
Truck and cart operators also are being required to submit precise location schedules and a telephone number that inspectors can call.
"Before, we never knew where they were at a given time," Roberts said.
Matt Geller of the Southern California Mobile Food Vendors Association also praised the system now being used only Los Angeles and San Diego counties.
"We're excited about it," he said. "It tells me and my family that is a safe place for us to eat at."
Mobile food vendors in California exploded during the 1990s construction boom. In the era of the Great Recession, it became a way for some to keep their dream alive when they couldn't pull together the financing to open a restaurant.
"They're still able to bring mom's famous chili to the public and use that as a test market. If they're successful, they might be able to open a restaurant in a year or two," Geller said.
Brett Doogan operates two trucks with his decade-old San Diego Food Junkies business. He attended some of the county's meetings leading up to the start of the grading and also welcomes its arrival.
"We should be getting the same respect as restaurants," he said. "I think it's going to be a lot better for the public."
To help pay for the grading system and more frequent inspections, the county is imposing an increase in the annual health permit fee. For trucks with full food preparation, for example, the fee is going up from $447 to $469.
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We will study the detailed regulations when they are published and seek clarification on how this may affect public worship.
Tens of thousands of people coping with bereavement amid the coronavirus pandemic are to be remembered in prayers at a special national Church of England service from St Paul's Cathedral to be broadcast this weekend.
Downing Street has announced today that Her Majesty The Queen has approved the nomination of the Revd Canon Malcolm Macnaughton, presently Chief of Staff to the Archbishop of York, as the next Suffragan Bishop of Repton in the Diocese of Derby.
Investor group to begin dialogue that will examine the approach taken to date and how standards of best practice have been applied and monitored across the sector/
The Church of England has today launched new resources to help churches to take part in 'Generosity Week.'
Prayer days, outdoor services and light displays will take place from this weekend in churches and cathedrals as part of an effort to reach tens of thousands of people coping with bereavement amid the coronavirus pandemic with a message of comfort and hope.
The Church of England's Living in Love and Faith teaching and learning resources, exploring questions of human identity, sexuality, relationships and marriage, will be published on the afternoon of November 9.
A Betrayal of Trust, the independent report into the Church's handling of the allegations concerning the late Hubert Victor Whitsey, former Bishop of Chester, has been published today.
Key insights from an ongoing Church of England research programme into clergy flourishing are to be distributed to curates across the country as part of an initiative to promote clergy wellbeing, it was announced today.
Work to encourage lay Christians to see their roles in daily life as a vital part of the ministry of the Church has been given support in a new report published this month by the Church of England.
Downing Street has announced this morning that Her Majesty The Queen has approved the nomination of the Venerable Mark Wroe, currently Archdeacon of Northumberland, as the next Suffragan Bishop of Berwick in the Diocese of Newcastle.
A meeting of the House of Bishops took place today, Monday 19 October via Zoom.
A Taskforce set up to make bold changes to ensure greater racial equality in the Church of England has got under way, with the Archbishops of Canterbury and York joining its meeting today.
More than 17,000 online services and events are being provided by Church of England churches following the introduction of the lockdown and restrictions on public worship earlier this year.
The Terms of Reference for the 'PCR2 Reference Group' which will oversee Past Cases Review 2 for the National Church Institutions has been published today.
More than £10m in grants have been awarded to 66 churches and cathedrals across the country.
From the Bishop of Huddersfield, Jonathan Gibbs, the Church of England's lead safeguarding bishop and Melissa Caslake the Church's national director of safeguarding.
The Church of England Pensions Board has today been recognised at the UN backed PRI (Principles for Responsible Investment) Awards, highlighting their innovation and industry-leading work on responsible investment.
A pioneering project which could offer people living in hostels the chance to build their own home and a church scheme that helps vulnerably housed women are to pitch for funding to expand in a 'Dragons' Den' style competition to help ease the housing crisis.
Farmers, lorry drivers and supermarket workers who helped keep food on our plates during Covid-19 pandemic will participate in the Church of England's national service this week.
Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse; an open letter from the Archbishops of Canterbury and York, the lead safeguarding bishop and the national director of safeguarding.
The Archbishop of Canterbury and the Bishop of Durham have urged the Government to extend free school meals as they highlight the "harrowing" number of families who could be destitute by Christmas.
Stipendiary clergy, along with some retired and self-supporting ministers, are being encouraged to take part in a confidential listening exercise designed to help inform a review of the clergy remuneration package.
A meeting of the House of Bishops took place today, Tuesday 29 September 2020 via Zoom.
A new service providing vital support for survivors of church-related abuse has become operational.
Bishops of Southwark and Chichester join with other church leaders in a joint statement on the situation in Cameroon.
Farmers will speak of their commitment to fighting climate change during the Church of England's national online service.
The Archbishops' Council, at its meeting on Wednesday (Sept 23), voted unanimously for safeguarding proposals to offer both immediate practical support to survivors of abuse and also to strengthen independence in the Church's safeguarding work.
The General Synod of the Church of England has approved a change to its rules to enable it to meet online, if necessary, because of the coronavirus restrictions.
The Church will emerge "renewed and changed" from the crisis of the global coronavirus pandemic, the Archbishops of Canterbury and York have said.
The new Area Bishop of Stafford will be The Venerable Matthew Parker, who is currently serving as Archdeacon of Stoke-upon-Trent.
The Church has a vital role to play in offering hope and comfort to the nation as we face an expected second wave of the coronavirus, the Archbishops of Canterbury and York have said.
A special session of the Church of England General Synod, needed to pass urgent legislation enabling Synod to continue to operate amid the challenges of the pandemic, will go ahead in London on Thursday.
Widespread use of online worship following the coronavirus lockdown has helped 'set free' previously overlooked gifts of Christians with disabilities, the Church of England's weekly online service will hear.
A meeting of the House of Bishops took place today Wednesday 17 September 2020 via Zoom.
A consultation hosted by the Archbishop of York took place online from 14 to 16 September and was attended by over 150 delegates.
Following the announcement of new 'rule of six' restrictions to help limit the spread of coronavirus, the Bishop of London, Sarah Mullally, who chairs the Church of England's recovery group, said:
Bishop of Huddersfield, Jonathan Gibbs, the Church of England's lead safeguarding bishop said: "An independent investigation into allegations that the Dean, Martyn Percy, failed to fulfil his safeguarding responsibilities has concluded the Dean acted entirely appropriately in each case.
A meeting of the House of Bishops took place today Friday 4 September 2020 via Zoom
Teachers and school support staff will be hailed as 'unsung heroes' for their work to help children and families during the pandemic, in the Church of England's weekly online service marking the start of the academic year.
New data reveals that more than 3,000 churches are using a tool created by the Church of England to understand their carbon footprint.
The Revd Canon Dr Chigor Chike has been appointed as the Church of England's interim National Adviser Minority Ethnic Anglican Concerns as work begins to establish a new body to combat racism.
Coronavirus has left low-income families struggling with a significant deterioration in living standards and high stress levels a new report from Child Poverty Action Group and the Church of England finds.
The Church of England and Royal School of Church Music (RSCM) to await updated guidance on singing in places of worship after findings of a Government-backed study published.
As students across the UK receive their GCSE results today, The Church of England's Lead Bishop for Education, Bishop of Durham, Paul Butler has called for a renewed focus on schools re-opening in September.
We have been made aware of a complaint to the Charity Commission and of course will cooperate fully with any future process, because we are absolutely committed to the importance of safeguarding throughout the life of the Church of England.
The Global Industry Standard on Tailings Management (the Standard), launched today, establishes the first global standard on tailings management
New 'Net Zero Investment Framework', issued today, supported by the Church of England Pensions Board.
The Church Commissioners for England announced today the appointment of Bess Joffe as Head of Responsible Investment for the Church Commissioners for England
A new system of targeted sanctions could be used against the perpetrators of "gross human rights abuses" on the Uighur people in China, a bishop has told the House of Lords.
The Bishop of Bristol, Bishop Viv Faull has been appointed a deputy lead bishop for safeguarding, with a focus on liaison with diocesan bishops on behalf of the National Safeguarding Steering Group (NSSG) and with the wider Anglican Communion, and to speak on safeguarding in the House of Lords.
The Church of England's statement on the Smyth case.
Churches and clergy across the country are being invited to take part in discussion about a new partnership aimed at improving the care and wellbeing of ministers, in a 'Big Conversation' launched today.
Christians in the UK will join in worship with their brothers and sisters across Europe and beyond this Sunday as the Church of England's weekly online service goes international.
The lead bishop for safeguarding, Jonathan Gibbs, has previously written a letter stating that the National Safeguarding Team (NST) has no view about, and is not involved in, the wider issues relating to the College and the Dean at Christ Church, Oxford and this remains the case.
A meeting of the House of Bishops took place today on Wednesday 22 of July 2020 (by Zoom)
The Christian faith offers hope in the face of the tragedy and pain experienced worldwide in recent months, the Church of England's online service will hear this weekend in a service led by people training for ministry.
A new app designed to help tackle labour exploitation and modern slavery in the farming, horticulture and food production sectors is being launched today by the Church of England's modern slavery initiative.
An initiative bringing hope to thousands of people in a former Staffordshire coal-mining town will continue beyond lockdown as a model for supporting the community.
The Church Commissioners has announced it will support England's cathedral choirs with up to £1 million available to ease the impact of COVID-19.
Around 560 ordinands completing theological training next year are on course to take up posts in the Church of England in spite of the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on church finances, it was announced today.
The Archbishop of York, Stephen Cottrell, has called the Church of England to "learn afresh how to share the gospel in the world" as church and society face "turbulent times" in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
Members of the Church of England's General Synod are to meet remotely for the first time, in response to the restrictions in place because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
A free phone line offering hymns, prayers, and reflections to tens of thousands of callers after church buildings closed because of the coronavirus is to continue despite moves to ease the lockdown restrictions.
Chaplains from a hospital and a hospice are to join the newly-confirmed Archbishop of York this weekend as he leads worship from York Minster for the Church of England's weekly online service.
Archbishop Stephen Cottrell has been confirmed as the 98th Archbishop of York in a service broadcast entirely via video conference amid the Covid-19 restrictions.
This Friday, the day after he legally becomes the 98th Archbishop of York, Stephen Cottrell will answer young people's questions about compassion during a virtual collective worship session.
The House of Bishops met via Zoom this afternoon, as it has done regularly throughout the current pandemic
Funding package worth £24 million announced by Church of England to help spread the Christian message in urban and deprived areas
UK faith leaders have called on the Government to ensure its economic recovery plan does not bypass care for the Environment
On Sunday 5 July, prisoners and their families will be able to worship together during the first-ever online prison church service broadcast by the Church of England.
The Church of England has published new advice to help parish churches and cathedrals prepare to reopen their buildings for public worship after more than three months of lockdown because of the coronavirus.
Adam Matthews, Director of Ethics and Engagement for the Church of England Pensions Board has today been named 'Personality of the Year'.
Churches planning to use their land and buildings to help people priced out of the housing market are to be given specialist support under a new scheme.
Statements from Bishop Stephen, Archbishop Justin and the National Safeguarding Team.
The events of the past weeks in response to the tragic death of George Floyd have brought into focus the question of monuments to individuals who have participated in systemic and targeted discrimination or exploitation based on race.
Revd Chris Lee, a vicar who has reached new audiences on Instagram, will lead this week's online service for the Church of England – with a message that God welcomes us all, however 'messy' we may believe our lives to be.
Co-conveners of the Global Tailings Review show their support for the first Global Industry Standard on Tailings Dams.
In response to your article 'CofE is 'being used' in campaign against Dean of Christ Church' I would like to point out that the National Safeguarding Team has no view about, and is not involved in, the wider issues relating to the College and the Dean.
The House of Bishops has confirmed, following a meeting held by Zoom on Wednesday 24 June, that it will proceed with the publication of the Living in Love and Faith teaching and learning resources in early November this year.
A new commission is to be set up to drive forward 'bold changes' to ensure racial equality in the Church of England, following a series of reports and recommendations, it has been announced today.
The House of Bishops has welcomed and commended the decision of the Government to open places of worship for public worship from 4 July at a virtual meeting held on June 24th.
A statement from the Bishop of London following the Government announcement that church buildings will be able to reopen for public worship from 4th July
Church of England bishops have joined with counterparts from around the Anglican Communion in signing a statement warning of 'Environmental Racism.'
The Church of England's online weekly service will hear a call for action to build a fairer world ahead of a minute's silence to lament the racism experienced by the Windrush generation and other black and UK minority ethnic people.
The events of recent weeks have shone a spotlight on the history and legacy of the slave trade, prompting renewed reflection by many organisations in this country and across the world.
Women made up the majority of deacons ordained in the Church of England last year for the first time, according to new statistics published today.
With churches now beginning the process of reopening initially for individual private prayer and funerals, church weddings however are still not permitted at present - under the Government's restrictions to prevent the spread of Coronavirus.
A series of reflections from the Church of England aimed at supporting good mental health during the coronavirus pandemic will provide themes for the BBC Radio 4 Daily Service over the next fortnight.
As the latest Government guidance set out steps for reopening of church buildings for individual private prayer, and also for organ practice which is now permitted, the Church of England together with the Royal School of Church Music has encouraged the Government to be proactive in ensuring music-making can resume in church buildings, once it is safe to do so.
Jesus is the 'healing balm' and our answer in the face of the hardest of blows inflicted by poverty, racism and other suffering, the Church of England's online service will hear this week.
Victim Support has been awarded the contract to manage Safe Spaces, a joint Church of England/Church in Wales and Catholic Church in England and Wales (CCEW) project to provide a vital support service for survivors of church-related abuse.
Following a recent announcement that places of worship could reopen for individual private prayer from June 15, the Government has now revised the date in guidance just published to June 13.
The House of Bishops today discussed a range of issues around Coronavirus (COVID-19) and approved further advice on funerals, the celebration of Holy Communion and ordinations.
Timetable for informal virtual meeting of General Synod members published.
The Bishop of London, Sarah Mullally, chair of the Church of England's Recovery Group, has released a statement on individual prayer in churches.
The House of Bishops COVID-19 recovery group has shared draft guidelines for when funerals, weddings, baptisms and individual private prayer can recommence in church buildings.
The Archbishop of York is to be joined by representatives of charities he founded in the weekly online service for the Church of England marking his last day as Archbishop of York.
Regarding a consistory court judgement in the Diocese of Coventry.
The Archbishops of Canterbury and York are delighted to announce that Morag Ellis QC has been appointed as Dean of the Arches and Auditor on the retirement of Charles George QC. Morag will take up her duties on the 8th June 2020.
A statement from Archbishop Justin Welby and Archbishop John Sentamu in response to events in the United States of America:
A choir of young singers has been heard by an audience of tens of thousands of people in spite of the lockdown thanks to a new livestreaming service run by the Church of England.
Pope Francis will take part in an online church service alongside the Archbishops of Canterbury and York and a number of other senior UK church leaders this Sunday.
The Church Commissioners for England, the endowment fund of the Church of England, published today its Annual Report for 2019.
Edward Mason, Head of Responsible Investment for the Church Commissioners for England comments on today's annual shareholder meeting at ExxonMobil.
The Duke of Cambridge will urge people who are concerned about their mental health or that of others to reach out and start a conversation, in a contribution to this Sunday's Church of England national online service, marking the end of Mental Health Awareness Week.
A meeting of the House of Bishops took place today on Thursday, the 21st of May 2020 (by Zoom).
Bishop Stephen Geoffrey Cottrell will be confirmed as the 98th Archbishop of York at 11am on Thursday 9 July 2020, in an online service.
With almost two months having passed since most pupils attended their school building, it is clear that the risks surrounding Coronavirus cannot and will not be quickly resolved. It is of paramount importance that children's education and all that schools offer can continue as fully and as soon possible, while always balanced with the health risks that this may entail.
An actor, a GP and a palliative care nurse are among contributors to the Church of England national online service this weekend to be broadcast from Liverpool and Blackburn in Lancashire.
The House of Bishops met to discuss the COVID-19 pandemic over Zoom today.
This article from Bishop Stephen Cottrell, Archbishop of York Designate, was published in the Daily Telegraph on Tuesday 12 May 2020.
The Rt Revd Mark Tanner has been named by Downing Street as the 41st Bishop of Chester, succeeding the Rt Revd Dr Peter Forster who retired in September 2019.
We look forward to the time when we are able to gather again in our church buildings. We are examining what steps we will need to take to do so safely.
A school chaplain has spoken of her delight after a song written to share hope during Coronavirus closures went viral, with more than a hundred schools now preparing to record their own versions.
The Bishop of London and the Chief Nursing Officer for England are to take part in a national online service this Sunday celebrating the work of nurses and healthcare workers and marking the 200th anniversary of the birth of Florence Nightingale.
The Church of England Pensions Board today has announced it will not support the Follow This Resolution at Shell's forthcoming AGM.
The House of Bishops met via Zoom this afternoon and continued to review advice to clergy on the Church's efforts to limit the spread of the coronavirus, to protect the vulnerable and health services.
The Church of England is looking at options including a possible change in the law to enable the General Synod to meet remotely, in response to the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic.
The Government is being urged to lift the two-child limit on benefits in the wake of a sharp rise in new claims for Universal Credit caused by the coronavirus pandemic, in a new report published today.
Key workers will speak of how their Christian faith has helped give them strength to serve others during the coronavirus pandemic.
Singers from one of the leading churches in the capital are to record hymns and songs each week for use by clergy and church leaders livestreaming services.
The Church of England has launched a new programme to make prayer a household habit once again.
An update to Living in Love and Faith, in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.
10 Downing Street has today announced the names of the new Bishops of Horsham and Lewes to serve as suffragan bishops in the Diocese of Chichester.
A free phone line offering hymns, prayers, and reflections 24 hours a day has received more than 6,000 calls in the first 48 hours.
The Learning Lessons Review, commissioned by the Church of England, into its handling of the allegations of abuse committed by the late John Smyth continues to be delivered according to the terms of reference.
There is now a process in place to consider and keep under review any guidance being offered and a network of groups is being created to plan for the future.
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, will deliver a message of hope to school pupils across the country in the first assembly at Oak National Academy, it was announced today.
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, has launched a free national phone line as a simple new way to bring worship and prayer into people's homes.
BBC Songs of Praise presenter and former Gogglebox star Kate Bottley is to lead the Church of England's national online broadcast this week from her home with a church service interpreted into British Sign Language (BSL) for the deaf community.
The Church Commissioners for England and New York State Common Retirement Fund have today written an open letter to ExxonMobil shareholders.
A family from Wakefield, West Yorks, will lead the Church of England's national virtual service from their living room this Sunday.
Comment from Adam Matthews, Director of Ethics and Engagement for the Church of England Pensions Board, in response to the announcement made by Shell today on plans to become a net zero emissions energy business by 2050.
The Archbishop of Canterbury will call for "a resurrection of our common life," during his Easter Sunday sermon.
Christians are to be encouraged to make their own paper or card 'palm' crosses and display these in their windows in a national virtual church service for Palm Sunday to be broadcast by the Church of England.
Blog from new lead safeguarding bishop as he takes up the role.
People who cannot attend a funeral because of the coronavirus restrictions are being provided with prayers and suggestions on how to pay their own tribute at home to the person who has died.
This week's Church of England national virtual service was recorded on an iPad in the drawing room of Bishopthorpe Palace.
A series of reflections on how to cope with anxiety and loneliness in the face of the coronavirus pandemic are published today by the Church of England.
All Church of England churches are to close with immediate effect in an effort to help save lives by limiting the transmission of the coronavirus COVID-19.
The Archbishop of Canterbury has given his backing to a call from the Pope for Christians across the world to join in saying the Lord's Prayer.
The Archbishops and Bishops have urged everyone to follow the instructions given by the Prime Minister to stay in their homes in a national effort to limit the transmission of the coronavirus (COVID-19).
The Church of England attracted its largest 'congregation' ever yesterday, in spite of the suspension of public worship in its churches to stem the spread of coronavirus.
Comment by Edward Mason, Head of Responsible Investment at the Church Commissioners for England
The diocese of London is still alive and active but must close buildings in London.
The Church of England is preparing to take the church into people's homes – through TV screens, laptops, computers and mobile phones – ahead of the first Sunday without public worship.
Guidance on weddings and baptisms during the current period of restrictions on public gatherings to combat coronavirus has been updated by the Church of England.
All that time planning and dreaming about your wedding day or a christening, and now it can't happen as you expected.
Archbishop of Canterbury to lead a national broadcast as the Church of England responds to the challenge of becoming a "different sort of church" in the face of the challenge of coronavirus.
The Church of England has today issued new advice to ensure funerals can continue safely amid the current restrictions in light of the current outbreak of Coronavirus Covid-19.
If someone you love dies in the next few days, of whatever cause, it will still be possible to have a small funeral held at a church or a crematorium led by a Church of England minister.
The Archbishops of Canterbury and York are calling for Church of England churches to put public worship on hold and become a "different sort of church".
The Church of England has announced today a new set of resources outlining the support available for those in ordained ministry, and those training for ordination, who become parents.
The Church of England has launched a new Vision for Higher Education, calling for a humane education, inspired by the key values of wisdom, community, virtue and the common good.
The Revd Andrew Emerton has been announced by Downing Street as the next Bishop of Sherwood in the Diocese of Southwell and Notts.
The House of Bishops met on Tuesday 10th March at Lambeth Palace.
Clergy are being advised not to share the chalice and to encourage worshippers not to shake hands during the 'Sign of the Peace' in services, as part of updated guidance on coronavirus issued by the Church of England.
The Church Investors Group (CIG or the Group), representing 70 members and £21bn in assets, has this week written to the leaders of FTSE 350 companies to inform them that it will be enhancing its scrutiny of corporates ESG aspects this AGM season.
Loss and HOPE, launched at Lambeth Palace last week (Thursday, March 5th), is a coalition of organisations who feel passionately about churches of all denominations across the UK being equipped to support the bereaved.
'Switch off the floodlights', 'turn down the heating', and 'plant a tree' all calls to action as part of the Church of England's first ever Green Lent campaign starting today.
The Church of England has embarked on a new partnership with Visa, SumUp and Caution Your Blast to enable 300 more churches across the UK to accept contactless donations.
Two competitions aimed at helping local churches to support people in housing need – from advocacy and advice for vulnerable tenants to 'micro-housing' schemes on church land – are launched today by the Archbishop of Canterbury's Commission on Housing, Church and Community.
Today marks the first anniversary of the 2019 General Synod motion to have a loving, worshipping, serving Christian community on every significant social housing estate in the country.
Changes to the legal aid system have left some of the most vulnerable groups in society without access to the justice system, the General Synod heard today.
The Archbishop of Canterbury has paid tribute to the Archbishop of York in General Synod earlier today at what would have been his final Synod.
The Church of England's Mission and Public Affairs division has published advice to parishes on practical steps to reduce the risk of infection from Coronavirus (COVID-19).
The General Synod of The Church of England has approved legislation following the Archbishop's Commission on the relationship of the Channel Islands to the wider Church of England.
Sports and fitness activities are to be championed as part of plans by the Church of England to reach more people with the message of the Christian faith and promote the wellbeing of communities, it is announced today.
The General Synod today called on the Government to end the 'cruel' experience of so-called 'pauper' funerals in a debate where members heard of the plight of those unable to afford funeral costs.
The Church of England's General Synod has set new targets for all parts of the church to work to become carbon 'net zero' by 2030.
General Synod voted unanimously today to endorse the Church's response to the five recommendations from IICSA and urged its national safeguarding steering group to work towards a more fully survivor-centred approach to safeguarding, including arrangements for redress for survivors.
The General Synod voted today to apologise for racism experienced by black and minority ethnic people in the Church of England since the arrival of the Windrush generation.
New measures to strengthen governance and operational frameworks for England's cathedrals have taken the next step towards formal implementation.
Measures to promote awareness of the dangers of stress and burnout amongst clergy are to be debated by the 42 Church of England dioceses following a landmark vote today by the General Synod.
The Church of England has launched a major new resource for Educational leaders as more than 800 adults and students attended its largest ever Education Conference.
The Bishop of Huddersfield, Jonathan Gibbs has been announced as the Church of England's new lead safeguarding bishop, taking over from Bishop Peter Hancock, the Bishop of Bath and Wells who leaves the role at the end of February.
Thousands of people will take action to help tackle Climate Change as part of the Church of England's first ever official green Lent campaign, launched today by the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby.
Statement following the College of Bishops meeting in London.
'FTSE TPI Climate Transition Index' launched at London Stock Exchange with £600 million allocation from the Church of England Pensions Board.
The Church Commissioners for England today reiterated support for the climate-related shareholder resolution, filed against the board of ExxonMobil, and calls on Exxon not to block the resolution going to a vote in 2020.
Work is underway in all 42 dioceses on the Church of England's Past Cases Review 2 (PCR2) with a key focus on listening to survivors who want to come forward. The Church was criticised for not including their voices in the original PCR 2007/8 as shown in an independent scrutiny report, published in 2018.
Four major announcements and Calls for Action have been made in London on the eve of the 1st anniversary of the disaster.
The Church of England launches energy rating system similar to those used for household appliances for church buildings as General Synod considers a major new proposal to reach 'net zero' CO2 emissions.
Changes have been announced making it easier for parishes to apply for funding to support fabric repairs.
Following the recent change in the law to extend civil partnerships to opposite-sex couples, the House of Bishops has agreed a pastoral statement
Today in Davos, the Church of England's three National Investing Bodies (NIBS) representing over £12 billion in assets under management, have joined the United Nations-convened Net-Zero Asset Owner Alliance.
The Church of England's National Safeguarding Panel has appointed two new members. The Church of England's National Safeguarding Panel has appointed two new members.
Grants to provide opportunities to learn about cutting-edge science for people training for the priesthood in the Church of England are to be made available as part of a £3.4 million project aimed at transforming the relationship between science and faith.
The Bishop of St Albans, Dr Alan Smith, has set out to change the law on inquests to help reveal the full extent of the link between gambling and suicide for the first time.
A statement from Bishop Peter Hancock, Church of England lead safeguarding bishop:
The Bishop of St Albans, Dr Alan Smith, has welcomed an announcement from the Gambling Commission that consumers will no longer be able to use credit cards to gamble from April 2020.
The Church Commissioners for England have today welcomed the Crown appointment of Mr Andrew Selous MP as Second Estates Commissioner
The BBC has confirmed it is screening a documentary on the Peter Ball case.
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This is a 40,000 megapixel, 280,000 x 140,000, 360 degree picture of the 868-year-old Strahov Monastery Library in Prague, Czech Republic. A lot of numbers, right? Here's more: the gigantic picture is actually made up of 2,947 different images that added up to 283GB and took over 111 hours to stich together.
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This is a zoomed in view of the first picture. And there's still more to zoom in!
The beautiful ceiling of the Strahov Monastery Library.
Jeffrey Martin used a Canon T2i (550D) controlled by a GigaPanBot to snap the photos, which took multiple days.
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Christ instituted the sacraments of the new law. There are seven: Baptism, Confirmation (or Chrismation), the Eucharist, Penance, the Anointing of the Sick, Holy Orders and Matrimony. The seven sacraments touch all the stages and all the important moments of Christian life: they give birth and increase, healing and mission to the Christian's life of faith.
Through Penance, the faithful obtain pardon from the mercy of God for the offenses committed against Him and are reconciled with the Church, which they have wounded by their sins.
The Chief medical Health Officer of Kingston has ordered that Masks must be worn at all places we gather indoors. That includes us here at the cathedral. We can't supply everyone with a mask so please come with one. We would have a limited supply available for a loonie at the entrance of the cathedral.
Please read and observe the six key principles outlined below.
1) The key principle is that we come to Mass to worship God. Out of justice and exercising the virtue of religion we must give God what is God's due. That quite simply is worship, adoration and praise. Thus, the absolute essentials of Mass will be included so that the Sacramental praise of God will take place and we will be exposed to one another for as brief a time as possible.
2) The second key principle is that the health and safety of parishioners, staff and clergy here at St. Mary's are essential and require our utmost concern and attention. Therefore, the dispensation from the obligation to come to Sunday Mass by Archbishop Mulhall continues to be in effect. Those who are sick, elderly or have other critical health concerns should not come at this time. However, that is left to your discretion. Should you make the choice to come, knowing the risks, you are most welcome.
3) The underlying principle of all of our restrictions in isolating, physically distancing, wearing masks etc. is the common good as we live out the Lord's commission to "love one another." We are to care for each other and at this time we are called to be as prudent and careful as we can to protect the health of everyone else and ourselves.
4) The principle for the next few weeks will be brevity. The received scientific wisdom is that the virus spreads within groups who spend a prolonged period of time together. Therefore, we will be reducing the Mass to the bare essentials.
5) Singing is considered more dangerous than speaking so you are asked to please not sing at all throughout the Mass. I will not be singing either.
6) If you have any sickness, are elderly or have a critical illness you should remain at home. The dispensation from the obligation to come to Mass continues through this time of 30% capacity. Of course, if you choose to come you will not be turned away. We will continue to live- stream the Masses until we are back to a more normal arrangement.
The Chief medical Health Officer has ordered that Masks must be worn at all places we gather indoors. That includes us here at the cathedral. We can't supply everyone with a mask so please come with one. We would have a limited supply available for a loonie at the entrance of the cathedral.
We will pray a shorter Penitential Rite.
The Gloria will be said not sung. There is to be no singing by the congregation during the Mass. Only by a cantor or as we have today a physically distanced choir in the choir loft…3 metres apart.
We will only have one reading followed by the Psalm
The second reading will be omitted.
The choir will sing the Alleluia on Sundays. During the week it will be omitted. Please do not join in.
The Gospel.
A very brief (3-4 minute) homily will follow.
The Creed will not be prayed.
There will be no petitions. Please prepare your own petitions and offer them in your heart during the Mass.
There will be no procession of the gifts.
There will be no regular collections at this time in the Masses. It will happen later. Ushers will be at the doors to receive your offering as you leave.
The Eucharistic Prayer will be prayed. This is the Most Important Part of the Mass.
The Our Father
Sign of Peace. This is a time when we won't shake hands. Please do not wave to each other or give the two finger sign of peace. Neither of these reflect what is the intention here…You are recognizing the presence of God in the other person and praying they know God's peace. The most appropriate gesture is a slight bow or nod of the head to the other person. You have seen me do this at the sign of peace to all of you at every Sunday Liturgy.
Please be seated.
Then the ushers will direct you to the place where you will receive Holy Communion. Please do not leave your pew until an usher has indicated you should do so.
Another usher will be close to the Communion Station to receive your Sunday Offering.
When it is your turn to receive Holy Communion. You will stand 6 feet away on the red line. The person distributing Holy Communion will say "The Body of Christ". You will say "Amen". Then move forward within arms length and receive the Host. Once you have received go straight out the nearest exit and make your Thanksgiving on your way home.
Aisles 1 & 5 will come forward to receive Holy Communion and leave by the side doors.
Aisles 2, 3 & 4 will go to the back to receive Holy Communion.
Aisle 2 will exit by the exit closest to the rectory.
Aisle 3 will exit out the centre door which you came in
Aisle 4 will exit out the door by the washrooms.
You are strongly encouraged to receive Holy Communion in the hand. Receiving on the tongue endangers the person giving Holy Communion and yourself, the person receiving Holy Communion. If you wish to insist on receiving on the tongue please wait until the very end as the person giving Holy Communion should sanitize their hands after each communicant. The usher will pass you by and will come back to you after everyone else has received. Please don't leave your pew until that has taken place.