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Pilgrim’s Progress – Where in the Diocese is Bishop Ian?

A bishop is a permanent pilgrim, always on the move, always moving around the Diocese from church to church.  For the next year, I hope to come as a pilgrim to each of the churches of the Diocese, not just on Sundays for worship, but on other days too. And as I go, with others, on this Pilgrim’s Progress, we will be praying for people whose ‘pilgrimage’ has not been chosen – the millions of refugees who have been forced to flee their homes and countries, and the millions more whose terrible journeys through horror and war cannot be imagined.

Bishop Ian

Bishop Ian’s Pilgrim’s Progress launched on 12th May 2022 (see launch video here and below!)

Follow his progress on the links below!

DAY 1:  12th May 2022

STOP 1:  Holy Trinity, Pitlochry

STOP 2:  St Andrew’s, Strathtay

 

 

In this video, Bishop Ian describes his pilgrimage around the Diocese:

 
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    On the feast day of St Margaret of Scotland we pray especially for the congregations of St Margaret of Scotland, Leven; St Margaret of Scotland, Tayport; and St Margaret, Rosyth. May we all follow St Margaret's example of charity towards all God’s people.This panel, with its painting of a holy person calling us to be holy, is part of the 1600s painted ceiling in St Mary’s Chapel, Grandtully, which is in the care of Historic Scotland.Almighty God,who called your servant Margaret to an earthly thronethat she might advance your heavenly kingdom,and endued her with zeal for your Churchand charity towards your people:mercifully grant that we,who commemorate her example,may be fruitful in good worksand attain to the glorious company of your saints;through Jesus Christ, our Lord,who lives and reigns with youin the unity of the Holy Spirit,one God, world without end.Amen. ... See MoreSee Less

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