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Hace 5 días · "St Alphege" published on by null. (954–1012), also Aelfheah, Abp. of Canterbury from 1006. He was murdered by the Danes because he would not ransom himself at the expense of his poor tenants, and was therefore regarded as a martyr.
Hace 5 días · The present church of St. Alphege was completed in 1718, and consecrated by Bishop Atterbury. It is a thoroughly solid-looking edifice of Portland stone, and was built from the designs of John James, a local architect.
Hace 5 días · A native of England, St. Alphege was first abbot of Bath, then Bishop of Winchester, in A.D. 984, and twelve years later translated to the see of Canterbury.
Hace 2 días · Rees-Mogg endorsed Boris Johnson to become leader of the Conservative Party following the resignation of Theresa May. Following Johnson's election as leader on 23 July 2019 and appointment as Prime Minister the next day, Rees-Mogg was appointed Leader of the House of Commons, replacing Mel Stride.
Hace 2 días · Welcome to our All Age Eucharist
Hace 4 días · Dozens of church leaders from across our diocese gathered at a Leading your Church into Growth conference from 7 to 8 July to look at ways we can help our churches to grow and flourish.The conference, hosted at St Alphege, Seasalter looked at growth in three ways; in numbers of followers of Jesus, depth of discipleship, and the vitality of relationships with churches’ communities and parishes.
Hace 1 día · Then, in 1006, Alphege, another Bishop of Winchester, became Archbishop of Canterbury, and wishing to bring a worthy gift to his new flock, he took the skull of Swithin with him. In this legend, Swithin even travelled outside of England. It's said that in 1125, ...
