The live-streamed service for Palm Sunday.

Christos anesti! Alithos Anesti!

Kali Lampri! Happy Easter!

The Second Sunday of Easter

Easter III

Easter IV, with live streaming from more than one location.

Easter V on Zoom with virtual congregation

Easter VI via livestream. Unfortunately Zoom did not work today.

Ascension Day from the upper room (of the rectory)

Easter VII

St Magnus the Martyr, London Bridge now has an official Twitter account St Magnus the Martyr, London Bridge

The two tapestries commissioned from John Piper in the mid-1970s by Reading Borough Council.

joining the dots Greg Smith (GregWalksLondon) City and Livery Self-Employed porters who were licensed 2 carry only certain types of goods, thus protecting the porterage business of certain in-house market porters. They created a sort-of guild known as the Fellowship and were enshrined in various by-laws etc. The CoL ran their Pension Scheme

On ðone nigonteoþana dæg þæs monðes biþ þæs martyres tid Sancti Magni, ðæs sangb biþ gemeted on þam yldran mæssebocum On the nineteenth day of the month [August] is the feast of the martyr Saint Magnus, whose mass can be found in the older massbooks Eleanor Parker St Magnus the Martyr, London Bridge

Here is the collect for the feast of St Magnus from the Gelasian Sacramentary. For most of the Middle Ages martyrologists were confused between St Magnus of Anagni and St Andrew the Tribune the ‘Great Martyr’. Eleanor Parker St Magnus the Martyr, London Bridge

Celebrating the Festival of our "other" patronal Saint, St Magnus of Anagni with The Bishop of Fulham Luke Miller and all our friends London Diocese

Collect for St Magnus of Orkney (festum duplex on 16 April) from the Aberdeen Breviary (printed 1510): Sancti Magni martyris tui Domine merita preciosa nos tueant

It’s the The Worshipful Company of Plumbers #SummerFestival at #SaltersHall It’s so much fun to see everyone after so long, real fellowship 👍 The Salters' Company #CityofLondon #CityLivery The Worshipful Company of Coopers Worshipful Upholders City and Livery Paul Nash David Ellis David Hannam Erica Stary

Tim Knox the Director of the Royal Collection addresses the The Worshipful Company of Plumbers #SummerFestival At The Salters' Company Hall #CityofLondon David Hannam Paul Nash @_SueNash_ Erica Stary #Livery #CityLivery

This sewage pumping station in London is a sight to behold. 🤩 Opened #OnThisDay in 1865 by engineer Joseph Bazalgette, Crossness Pumping Station (Crossness Engines) is a masterpiece of Victorian engineering.