Gary Taylor
And of course, Fred, as you have been a model of reconciliation in all of this, there will be no blood on your hands.
Got your victory speech lined up, Fred? Want to run it past us first for a fact check?
Sorry, S. You will know from my PM that this was the message I deleted. It just got in the way of a very good debate (within a debate) about TTIP - which will need very careful handling, as you have rightly observed. Please don't mind me if I do join in, S. But I won't be indulging in the refrain: 'Your not singing anymore' if we go ahead in what may be a very close contest. ...
Will you be singing the National Anthem along with the England crowd during tonight's footie, S? Seems He is omnipresent...
Actually S, it wasn’t advice I was seeking, but solace. As it turned out this came from an unexpected source. An eighty-something year-old Scottish lady called Janet was wheeling herself through the church gates as I arrived at St Greg’s - so we chatted. It turned out that she was recovering from a brain tumour operation and had recently been to see her NHS consultant. Unfearful of ...
@burneside & @S , I don't normally do God myself, with visits to Church normally reserved for births, marriages, deaths and commemorations. The underlying symbolism, as I understand it, is one of tolerance. T his is exactly the human quality currently most lacking in the referendum debate - and which will be most in need once this week is over.
Words of wisdom from the Daily Mail's own profit prophet? http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-36495983
Nice words from the Vicar of St Gregory's Parish Church based around the earlier reading from the letter of Paul to the Galatians (3.23 - 29) regarding the increasingly divisive and vitriolic battle lines drawn during the referendum debate: "As many of you as were baptized into Christ have clothed yourselves with Christ; There is no longer Jew or Greek, there is no longer slave or free, ...
