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SERVICES THIS WEEK: The Weekly Sheet Week beginning Sunday 29 April 2018 THE FIFTH SUNDAY OF EASTER St Paul’s Knightsbridge The Parish Office 32a Wilton Place London SW1X 8SH Phone 020 7201 9999 E-mail [email protected] The Vicar The Reverend Alan Gyle 020 7201 9999 Honorary Assistant Clergy: The Rt Reverend Michael Colclough The Very Reverend Victor Stock The Venerable Nick Mercer The Revd Prebendary Bill Scott FIFTH SUNDAY OF EASTER 29 April 2018 Family Mass at 09:00 (AG) Solemn Eucharist at 11:00 Preacher: Bishop Michael Colclough Mon 30 April: Feria of Eastertide Low Mass at 18:00 (+M) Tues 1 May: Philip and James Morning Prayer at 09:00 Low Mass at 18:00 (WS) Wed 2 May: Athanasius Morning Prayer at 09:00 Low Mass at 19:00 (+M) Thu 3 May: Feria of Eastertide Morning Prayer at 09:00 **There will be no low mass today at 6pm Fri 4 May: English Saints and Martyrs of the Reformation Era Morning Prayer at 09:00 Low Mass at 18:00 (AG) Sat 5 May: Feria of Eastertide Morning Prayer at 09:00 Low Mass at noon (AG) SIXTH SUNDAY OF EASTER 6 May 2018 Family Mass at 09:00 (AG) Sung Eucharist at 11:00 Preacher: Fr Alan Gyle Afterwards, our party of 24 drove a short distance to another lovely, albeit much simpler, Georgian chapel at Wheatfield – again the Manor House long destroyed, the Chapel remains a short distance from the Stable Block where, at length (and after a Eucharist) we enjoyed lunch and good conversation together as the guests of Joss and Fiona Wilbraham. As Christian pilgrims we want, of course, to learn something of the history of our land. It was the eighteenth century essayist Edmund Burke (1729-1797) who said, “Those who don't know history are destined to repeat it.” A hard-pressed twenty first century church tends always to temporal amnesia, forgetting that for all the challenges of our day, those in past generations actually had much greater challenges with which to struggle – and that those struggles have a lot to teach us. But our visits and pilgrimages are more than exercised in history and archaism. It is too easy to think of such trips as ‘jollies’ or merely as nice days out with a good lunch. They are, in fact, an exercise in weaving community and connection – and of being reminded of God’s constancy, even to us in our fragmented and isolated times. At their end we know one another better; we have shared our stories – and at their heart, always, is the Eucharist – and the life of Jesus Christ connecting us with each other and with all those good and faithful Christian souls who have gone before. Perhaps next time you’ll join us? Fr Alan Gyle Rycote Ascension Day Mass & Party On Ascension Day, Thursday 10th May at 7pm there will be an evening mass followed by a party in the Vicarage to which all are warmly invited. If you are a new member of the congregation, or a visitor, it is a good opportunity to meet other members of the congregation. Please ‘save the date’. Yesterday’s parish trip into rural Oxfordshire was an invitation to reconnect with a turbulent world of Christian discord – and to notice the challenges of the present too. The fortunes of the Manor of Rycote, near Thame in Oxfordshire, have been mixed since it was first built in the late 1400s. Burned down in the 18 th century, the present House dates from the early 20 th century, but is on the same spot as what became one of the grandest Tudor Manor houses on the outskirts of London. Rycote was a place where travellers, among them many Kings and Queens, stopped for welcome repite on the road to or from Oxford. Its lovely chapel – built in the fifteenth century – has fared rather better over the centuries. But its relatively untouched perpendicular gothic interior and fine wooden vaulted ceiling contain some particularly fine sixteenth and seventeenth century additions – including The Norris pew on the north side of the chancel, covered by a musicians' gallery (c.1610) and a domed pew on the south side of the chancel which is believed to have been installed for the visit of Charles I in 1625. The chapel therefore evokes strongly memories of first the Reformation and later of the English Civil War – that most turbulent period for religion in England in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. The history was brought alive by one of our party, Stephen Hicks, who outlined the lives and fates of several generations of those who prayed and worshipped there.

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Page 1: The Weekly Sheet play Christoph Gluck/ Giovanni Sgambati: Melodie from the “Orfeo ed Euridice”, Franz Liszt: Piano Sonata in B minor, S. 178, Nikolai Op. 30 “After the War”

SERV ICES TH IS WEEK :

TheWeeklySheet WeekbeginningSunday29April2018

THEFIFTHSUNDAYOFEASTER

StPaul’sKnightsbridgeTheParishOffice32aWiltonPlaceLondonSW1X8SH

[email protected]

TheVicarTheReverendAlanGyle

02072019999

HonoraryAssistantClergy:TheRtReverendMichaelColcloughTheVeryReverendVictorStockTheVenerableNickMercer

TheRevdPrebendaryBillScott

FIFTHSUNDAYOFEASTER29April2018FamilyMassat09:00(AG)SolemnEucharistat11:00Preacher:BishopMichaelColcloughMon30April:FeriaofEastertideLowMassat18:00(+M)Tues1May:PhilipandJamesMorningPrayerat09:00LowMassat18:00(WS)Wed2May:AthanasiusMorningPrayerat09:00LowMassat19:00(+M)Thu3May:FeriaofEastertideMorningPrayerat09:00**Therewillbenolowmasstodayat6pmFri4May:EnglishSaintsandMartyrsoftheReformationEraMorningPrayerat09:00LowMassat18:00(AG)Sat5May:FeriaofEastertideMorningPrayerat09:00LowMassatnoon(AG)SIXTHSUNDAYOFEASTER6May2018FamilyMassat09:00(AG)SungEucharistat11:00Preacher:FrAlanGyle

Afterwards,ourpartyof24droveashortdistancetoanotherlovely,albeitmuchsimpler,GeorgianchapelatWheatfield–againtheManorHouselongdestroyed,theChapelremainsashortdistancefromtheStableBlockwhere,atlength(andafteraEucharist)weenjoyedlunchandgoodconversationtogetherastheguestsofJossandFionaWilbraham.AsChristianpilgrimswewant,ofcourse,tolearnsomethingofthehistoryofourland.ItwastheeighteenthcenturyessayistEdmundBurke(1729-1797)whosaid,“Thosewhodon'tknowhistoryaredestinedtorepeatit.”Ahard-pressedtwentyfirstcenturychurchtendsalwaystotemporalamnesia,forgettingthatforallthechallengesofourday,thoseinpastgenerationsactuallyhadmuchgreaterchallengeswithwhichtostruggle–andthatthosestruggleshavealottoteachus.Butourvisitsandpilgrimagesaremorethanexercisedinhistoryandarchaism.Itistooeasytothinkofsuchtripsas‘jollies’ormerelyasnicedaysoutwithagoodlunch.Theyare,infact,anexerciseinweavingcommunityandconnection–andofbeingremindedofGod’sconstancy,eventousinourfragmentedandisolatedtimes.Attheirendweknowoneanotherbetter;wehavesharedourstories–andattheirheart,always,istheEucharist–andthelifeofJesusChristconnectinguswitheachotherandwithallthosegoodandfaithfulChristiansoulswhohavegonebefore.

Perhapsnexttimeyou’lljoinus?

FrAlanGyle

Rycote

AscensionDayMass&PartyOnAscensionDay,Thursday10thMayat7pmtherewillbeaneveningmassfollowedbyapartyintheVicaragetowhichallarewarmlyinvited.Ifyouareanewmemberofthecongregation,oravisitor,itisagoodopportunitytomeetothermembersofthecongregation.Please‘savethedate’.

Yesterday’sparishtripintoruralOxfordshirewasaninvitationtoreconnectwithaturbulentworldofChristiandiscord–andtonoticethechallengesofthepresenttoo.ThefortunesoftheManorofRycote,nearThameinOxfordshire,havebeenmixedsinceitwasfirstbuiltinthelate1400s.Burneddowninthe18thcentury,thepresentHousedatesfromtheearly20thcentury,butisonthesamespotaswhatbecameoneofthegrandestTudorManorhousesontheoutskirtsofLondon.Rycotewasaplacewheretravellers,amongthemmanyKingsandQueens,stoppedforwelcomerepiteontheroadtoorfromOxford.

Itslovelychapel–builtinthefifteenthcentury–hasfaredratherbetteroverthecenturies.Butitsrelativelyuntouchedperpendiculargothicinteriorandfinewoodenvaultedceilingcontainsomeparticularlyfinesixteenthandseventeenthcenturyadditions–includingTheNorrispewonthenorthsideofthechancel,coveredbyamusicians'gallery(c.1610)andadomedpewonthesouthsideofthechancelwhichisbelievedtohavebeeninstalledforthevisitofCharlesIin1625.ThechapelthereforeevokesstronglymemoriesoffirsttheReformationandlateroftheEnglishCivilWar–thatmostturbulentperiodforreligioninEnglandinthesixteenthandseventeenthcenturies.Thehistorywasbroughtalivebyoneofourparty,StephenHicks,whooutlinedthelivesandfatesofseveralgenerationsofthosewhoprayedandworshippedthere.

Page 2: The Weekly Sheet play Christoph Gluck/ Giovanni Sgambati: Melodie from the “Orfeo ed Euridice”, Franz Liszt: Piano Sonata in B minor, S. 178, Nikolai Op. 30 “After the War”

Amongthesickandthoseinneed:FrAlfredo;JohnKing;GregoriyGalitzine;MayaHabboush;FedericoFernandes;AlanBennyworth;JohnandJuliaWatson;RuthandDavid;SallAllen;DavidEckland.

Andweprayfortherecentlydeparted,amongthem:SoniaKnapmanAndforthosewhoseyear’smindfallsatthistime:ValeryTweddle 29AprilSamBartosik 29AprilMichaelTaylorMilner2MayTimothyGreen 2MayMichaelBarney 5May

Wepraythisweekfor:Sarah,BishopofLondon;LornaGraddenandRobClouston,ourChurchwardens;forourstaffteam;AllChristiansintheEasterSeasonandfortherenewaloftheChurch.

ANewBishopforLondon:SarahMullallyinConversation

StPaul’sCathedralMonday4thJune2018From6:30pm–8:00pmFollowingherhistoricinstallationasthe133rdBishopofLondon,SarahMullallywillbeinconversationwithDavidIson,DeanofStPaul’sCathedral,aboutherfaith,herlife,whatmatterstohermost,andhowshefeelsaboutbeingthefirstfemaleBishopofLondon.

ALondonerformostofheradultlife,SarahMullallyispassionateabouthowpeoplelivewellinthecity,abouthealth,loneliness,thecalltotransformedlives,andwhatthechurchcanofferpeopleinanewcenturyandafast-changingcity.

Theeventisfreeandopentoeveryone,andtherewillbeplentyoftimeforquestionsfromtheaudience.

SarahMullallyistheBishopofLondon.Installedon12MayinStPaul’sCathedral,shewaspreviouslyBishopofCrediton,hasworkedatSalisburyCathedralandbeenaparishpriest,andbeforehadacareerasanurse,specialisingincancercare.HerverysuccessfulcareerintheNHSculminatedinherappointmentasthegovernment’sChiefNursingOfficerforEnglandattheageof37,andshewasmadeaDameCommanderoftheBritishEmpirein2005inrecognitionofheroutstandingcontributiontonursingandmidwifery.

DavidIsonistheDeanofStPaul’sCathedral.PreviouslyDeanofBradfordinYorkshire,hebeganasaninnercitypriestinDeptford,taughtatatrainingcollegeinBlackheath,workedonahousingestateinCoventryandwithinservicetrainingofclergyinDevon,andhasaPhDinEarlyChurchHistory.

ThisisaFREEEVENT,butthosewishingtoattendareaskedtoregisternowforafreeplaceat:www.stpauls.co.uk/newbishop

Who’swhothisSunday

At09:00(LowMass)Celebrant:FrAlanGyleAt11:00(SungMass)Celebrant:BishopMichaelColcloughDeacon:FrAlanGyleSubdeacon:RolandBrunnnerReader:SarahTytherleighPreacher:BishopMichaelIntercessor:IagoGriffithTheMusicDinnerLASTFEWPLACESAVAILABLEforThisyear’sMusicDinneronMonday14thMayat7pmfor7:30pm.Blacktie.

ForthcomingTrips

CoventryCathedralSaturday16thJunefrom08:00–18:00

AvisittoBasilSpence’sremarkable1960sCathedralandtoreflectonitsdistinctiveministryinthefaceofconflict.WewilltravelbytrainandenjoyalatelunchtogetherafteratourandEucharist.BerwickChurchinSussex,Saturday28thJulyfrom09:00–17:30

Grade1listedchurchwithextensive20thCenturymuralswhichcoverthenavewalls,chancelarch,screenandpulpit,paintedbytheBloomsburyartists,DuncanGrant,VanessaBellandQuentinBell;followedbyalatelunchinthecountryside.

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NextSunday:ParishLunchPleasejoinusnextSundayfortheParishLunchintheHallat13:00aftertheSolemnEucharistat11:00am.Chefsdujour,Veronica&MikeScott.Thereisabookatthebackofchurchintowhich–ifyou’dliketoattend–weinviteyoutoputyournametoassistusinassessinglikelyattendance.Asmalldonationisinvitedtodefraythecostsoffoodandwine.NextSunday:FreeConcertOntheafternoonofSunday6thMayat14:00,(aftertheParishLunch)pleasejoinusforthenextinourseriesoffreerecitalsinpartnershipwiththeRoyalCollegeofMusic.MatthewChan(piano)willplayChristophGluck/GiovanniSgambati:Melodiefromthe“OrfeoedEuridice”,FranzLiszt:PianoSonatainBminor,S.178,NikolaiMedtner:PianoSonatainAminor,Op.30“AftertheWar”.

Upcomingrecitalsin2018:3rdJune–ClareMcCaldin–MezzoSoprano&PaulSheehan–Baritone(SPKB)1stJuly–FindlaySpence–Cello&StephenFarr–Harpsichord(SPKB&RCM)ThenextBigWednesdayOnceamonthourregularWednesdayeveningserviceat7pmisfollowedbyasit-downsupperinthechurch.OnWednesday23rdMaythecelebrantwilbeFrVictorStockandthepeacherwillbeFrNickMercer:pleasecomealong.FulldetailsfromTomTullorRolandBrunner–orseeourwebsite.


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