Praying through the Vacancy in See |
| A new booklet, to guide our prayers during the Vacancy in See, is now available on the diocesan website. It includes a foreword by the Dean and outlines the different stages of the Vacancy in See. |
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Please do join in saying this prayer for the 100th Bishop of Lichfield
Icon of St Chad © Aidan Hart. |
Consultations are now completed until the Archbishops' Adviser's consultation in October. Details to follow.
There have been over four hundred participants in all these consultations and we are grateful for every person who has contributed. These consultations are vital to the process of putting together our our ‘diocesan profile’ (known as the Statement of Needs) for the Crown Nominations Committee (CNC), the small group who will work together to discern the potential candidates for #Lichfield100.
But the CNC also want to hear from the people of Lichfield directly. Between 5 and 15 October, the Archbishops’ Secretary and the Prime Minister’s Secretary for Appointments will be meeting with a number of invited groups looking for answers to similar questions.
And everyone will have a chance to speak directly into the process of discernment. There will be an online meeting on the evening of 14 October, 6pm-7.30pm to which everyone is invited.
There will be more information on how to join on this page in the coming weeks
Archbishops' Advisers consultation, all welcomedetails to follow |
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Online event14 October 6pm-7:30pm |
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Here are some facts and figures about the diocese
Chad was the first Bishop of Lichfield. He died on 2 March 672, now celebrated as St Chad's Day.