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The Right Reverend Roger John Whatley.
Bishop of Edington in Wiltshire and Vicar General of ECCUK
Born 1935. educated Dauntsey’s school, Wiltshire, and
Bristol
University
Medical
School. Qualified MB, ChB 1960. In medical practice until 1991
(other quals; Dip Obst/Gyn RCOG, Dip Child health RCOP, Cert psychosexual medicine, accredited hypnotherapist Royal Soc Med, MRCGP)
Roger was in the RAF in Singapore1953-55. For some 6 years he was a Buddhist and was an anagarika in Brickfields monastery,
Kuala Lumpur, in 1954 by Ven. K Dhammanada MahaThera
He became a Roman Catholic in 1956 but was disillusioned by doctrine and dogma, especially Humanae Vitae, and he eventually joined the Open Episcopal Church in 2002
Ordained Deacon 2002, Priest 2003, Bishop2005 in Open Episcopal Church
Obtained MA in Religious Studies (
Southampton
University/
King
Alfred
College
Winchester) 2004. Incardinated into the Ecumenical Catholic Church 2007
Presently Auxiliary Bishop and Vicar General
Main ministries; Academic theological writing, Bereavement ministry, Visiting homes for the aged.
Roger has been married to Sheila, also a retired medical doctor, for 47 years, and they have three sons, one daughter and three grandchildren
Telephone: 01225 702436 available at any reasonable time, or on answering machine
Melksham
Wiltshire
Email: tyfurog@aol.com
The Reverends Brizz & Paul Miles-Knight
Community Parish of the Holy Angels,
Portsmouth
We are chaplains to our local ASDA/Wal-Mart and a public house and are available for all pastoral needs. We have been civil partnered since April 2006 and we have 3 daughters.
Fr Paul has an active funeral ministry within the city and surrounding areas and is treasurer for the Ecumenical Catholic Church UK.
Fr Brizz is administrator for the Parish and webmaster for both the Parish and the Ecumenical Catholic Church
UK.
Parish Mass is celebrated on the 1st Sunday of every month at
6.30pm,
John
Pounds
Memorial
Church,
High St, Old
Portsmouth, Hampshire
For more information visit our website www.holyangelsportsmouth.ik.com or
Fr Paul: 07845 888846
Fr Brizz: 07845 321223
The Reverend Glenn Maximilian Reed LL.B (Hons)
(Duke of
Edinburgh Scholar,
Inner
Temple former practising barrister)
Ordained Deacon in October 2003 and Priest in June 2004 within the Open Episcopal Church
UK &
Ireland (Old Catholic). Incardinated into the ECCUK June 2007.
Fr Glenn specialises in funeral ministry and is often instructed to deal with difficult and tragic cases. His Parish - the Parish of St Maximilian Kolbe, embraces the whole of
Bristol where he functions as a community priest. However, he doesn't just deal with funerals. He takes the Most Holy Sacrament to those who are infirm, conducts baptisms and blessings and confession when asked.
Fr Glenn is actively considering returning to the Bar as a sole practitioner to specialise in civil advisory and court work for a limited number of solicitors so that his ministry will not be drastically adversely affected.
Other interests are: cooking, writing, chess, and the absolute enjoyment of his family - wife, Debbi and son, Alexander, along with his two exotic pets, a rat snake and a royal python.
An unusual cleric? Most definitely!
BRISTOL
0117 3776 483
07971 249 234 (Mobile)
EMAIL:glennmreed@aol.com
The Reverend Nicola Martin-Davis
Cert Ed EN(G) Bethany Counsellor Ministry&
Mission
I was a nurse for 14 years and have worked in education for 14 years. After qualifying as a nurse I specialised in elderly care rehabilitation, drug and alcohol addiction, mental health and terminal care. After achieving my teaching qualification, I specialised in working with Behavioural problems. I worked with offenders in terms of behaviour analysis and awareness, adult literacy issues, disability awareness and disaffected school children, focusing on Child Protection and social and emotional behavioural problems. I taught psychology and effective communication skills, both verbal and non verbal and designed, developed and implemented many packages and systems of education for disaffected youth and adults in conjunction with the Open College Network. To supplement my income as a nurse, I worked as a freelance writer, producing health awareness columns in newspapers and copywriting for the medical and tourist industries.
My priesthood has recently led me to people who have Alzheimer’s disease and the support of those who look after them. I am chaplain to a care home and am expanding into bereavement training for nursing staff. Although I conduct many weddings and Baptisms, as a bereavement counsellor, I focus my ministry on those souls suffering through loss and social isolation, striving to achieve a broader approach to funeral ministry.
Hertfordshire
www.holyceremonies.com
The Reverend Anthony Shaw, BTh(Hons), IEng, MCQI, MSEE, GCGI.
Father Shaw was born in the city of
Derby, but spent his childhood and teenage years in the more rural setting of Berkeley, Gloucestershire. After a Grammar School education he served as an Aeronautical Engineer in the Royal Navy. Originally an Anglican with experience on a hospital chaplaincy team, head server and catechist, he was ordained a Catholic priest in August 2000 in
Ireland. He trained for ministry whilst studying for the degree of Bachelor of Theology with
Trinity
College and Theological Seminary in Newburg, Indiana,
USA. Father Shaw also has Old Catholic orders through the Mathew line. He is currently Rector of the Oratory of Our Lady & St. Francis of
Assisi in
Worcester and is trained to offer both the Tridentine and Novus Ordo rites of Mass in Latin.
Worcester
http://www.the_oratory.webs.com
The Reverend Richard Baker
(Father Richard-Bruno OFC)
This is a contemplative community of the church.
A simple life of prayer and work is lived out on a London Housing Estate. The seven hours of the church are prayed daily including The Midnight Office daily between
10.30 pm and
12.30 pm, Saturday Night the Vigil begins at Mid Night and ends at 5.am. Other offices are prayed around the weekday work schedule .The Jesus Prayer is also frequently used. A Public Mass is offered on the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Sunday’s beginning at 3.pm. It is planned to offer a public mass in
Bognor Regis,
Sussex on the fourth Sunday.
Sacrament of Confession and Spiritual Direction is available by arrangement.
Prayer Requests can be received at prayerlink.p.c73@yahoo.com
Those seeking information about Religious Life in the church should contact the above address.
Companions (oblates) are received for the order and community.
http://franciscans1.tripod.com
FRANCISCANS OF HOLY CROSS
POOR CLARE COMMUNITY
STREATHAM
LONDON
TEL: 07754 418595
Email: richard@baker43.orangehome.co.uk
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