It’s #PalmSunday and Nina the donkey leads the procession Worcester Cathedral

The Archdeacon of Worcester and and Worcester Cathedral Canon Georgina Byrne offer some reassurance to Nina the donkey ahead of the Palm Sunday procession! But what were they saying?!

Norwich cathedral's contemplative cat in action!

The cathedral was full of people, all ages, coming to see today - and the voice of prayer was never silent

'God knows how to make us holy, so let us stop worrying about it and leave the business of it to God'. De Caussade

Olivia, thank you.

That’s what we need!

"We’re no longer convinced that the...Bishops are capable of breaking the repeated, destructive pattern of behaviour...History never precisely ‘repeats itself’ but we regretfully conclude that our bishops have shown a collective inability to learn from it" viamedia.news/2020/02/06/liv…

Living through plague & uprisings, in anchorite self-isolation whilst still hearing the noise in the street, Julian of Norwich was able to fathom that, even with no modern medicine or technology, "All shall be well, All shall be well, and all manner of things shall be well."

A beautiful reflection

A Friday reflection for #Easter week in #lockdown with Robert Jones – "We are an Easter people, and 'Alleluia!' is our song. Let's say 'alleluia' for all those key workers making a difference to others. #Covid19 Bishop Worcester

Even in difficult times it's important to take time to enjoy things. Archdeacon of Worcester, Robert Jones, talks about how, as a curate, he learnt the value of a theology of treats! #TreatYourselfWhyDontYou Diocese of Worcester

Today Archdeacon Rob Jones reflects on the comedy gold scriptwriters have found in archdeacons, and on the 40th anniversary of his being made a deacon, the seriousness of trying to copy Jesus' model of loving service. Congratulations and Happy Anniversary Robert Jones

Robert Jones Robert Jones, Archdeacon of Worcester, reminds us to hold on to the importance of #love among the uncertainties of coming out of #lockdown.

The Archdeacon of Worcester Robert Jones encourages us to "travel hopefully" and appreciate how important the small things are, a small act of kindness or a phone call, especially during this time.

"Today’s feast of the Epiphany is to my mind one of the most wonderful highlights of the whole Christmas event." The Archdeacon of Worcester offers a reflection for #Ephiphany. #ComfortAndJoy Robert Jones

Very concerned about the UK Government agreeing a licence to allow neonicotinoids to be used on sugar beet in England. This bee-killing pesticide is so poisonous it is banned by the EU. Bees are vital for pollination & we need the highest ecological standards in a post-Brexit UK.

A prayer on the death of Her Majesty The Queen.