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On 12 May the Government announced that the earliest churches are likely to re-open would be Saturday 4 July, and then, presumably, only provided a risk assessment had been made showing hygiene facilities and and social distancing will be possible. I'm sure, you all, like, me, have your fingers firmly crossed for a return to some semblance of normality, whatever normality is likely to be. As the days run into other days, whatever they might be, I'm sure many of you will sympathise with this poor contestant! I don't, of course!! Love to, and prayers for, you all and your families and those closest to you. Tony x |
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The June Jigsaw - a Mint Moth - 60 pieces and very tricky. A 'junior edition' of just 24 pieces may be found here. |
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Latest Forthcoming Dates List The latest Dates List (dated 22 April) may be found HERE. Forthcoming Polyphony Choir Music Future music to be advised when prudent to do so Cantors practices Will be updated when prudent to do so Forthcoming Plainchant Choir Music Future music to be advised when prudent to do so Forthcoming Hymn Choir Music Future music to be advised when prudent to do so Prayers, please Please remember in your prayers Suzanne's Mum who remains unwell in a nursing home in Ireland. We continue to pray for Maria's recovery, Veronica's husband Graham and sister Monica, Ken's niece Beth, Mary & Frank Elliott and my Mum & Dad, Sheila and David. With visiting the sick and needy being so difficult at the moment, perhaps an extra prayer or two continues to be warranted. During these troubled days, here's a simple sheet entitled When Mass cannot be celebrated. |
St. Bart's Memories No. 37
Wow! Where did that 30 years go?!!! Carole and Mike Winch have compiled a reminiscence - so, turn the volume up and click on the image above to start the slide show! Many thanks to them both. It will bring back many happy memories for some of us, and be a revelation to others perhaps!! There are a few more pics from 1990 and from 1994 on our Website here. I think I still have the videos that were made in both 1990 and 1994, converted to DVD, tucked away somewhere. Perhaps we should have a showing?! |
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For your coffee breaks YouTube's advertising seems to be getting rather intrusive now. Sometimes just refreshing your browser will overcome a lengthy advert before a video even begins. At all other times use the ad breaks to top up your glass! Sutton and Croydon online library services Neil Garratt Victory Day 8 June 1946 - London Metropolitan Archives on YouTube A quite wonderful VEDay75 organ recital played, commentated on, and recorded by the Scott brothers YouTube When Corona wasn't a virus Twitter For those interested in WW1 history, I never realised this was so close to where I live Andrew Grantham A virtual tour of the 'Crystal Palace' 1851 Seymour & Lerhn How Elizabeth I's favourite archbishop became Mr. Croydon Inside Croydon Who remembers the BBC's 'Interludes'?! BBC Archive High Mass from St. Georges Cathedral 13 July 1958 - second half and audio only YouTube UK postcodes - all you ever wanted to know (and more!) Wikipedia The Tree Map of London is fascinating to drill down into TreeTalk Top ten Favourite Weird Musical Instruments catawiki The Past & Present of Croydon's London Road London Road Croydon Croydon Now and Then Now Croydon Barbican 1969 London Metropolitan Archives on YouTube The Horses of Garratt Lane - one of twelve walks from Summerstown182 Live music to return with lunchtime Concerts BBC Radio 3 For fans of The Archers dumteedum.com The hidden meanings in music hall lyrics BBC Ideas And, finally - 'What is home without a mother' YouTube |
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