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Community Notes Summer 2024
Dear Friends, I write these summer notes at a time of great uncertainty and change. The situation in Gaza continues to worsen, alongside a rise in anti-Semitic feeling in many…
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Community Notes Winter 2023
Dear Friends I am starting these notes rather earlier than usual this season because I am soon going to be away having a brief time of Sabbatical. As I type,…
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Community Notes Winter 2022
Dear Friends This month I am writing these notes having recently returned from a visit to Sr Anne at St Isaac’s Retreat in Aotearoa/New Zealand. St Isaac’s is on North…
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Community Notes Summer 2022
Dear Friends Greetings from the Convent of the Incarnation! People often comment that time seems to pass more quickly as you get older; it certainly seems true that the months…
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May 2022
Main Convent Redevelopment Perspective on Arrival Sitting at the reception desk by the new front door, overlooking the new gate, and catching up with emails, I put a link to…
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Ascensiontide 2022
A Sister writes: Sister Benedicta had been unwell for several months, and had moved to a cell on the ground floor of the Convent where she could receive more care.…
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March 2022
It’s a feature of MEB Design’s work for us that great care has been taken to keep so much of what was familiar and dear to us. The old gate…
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Community Notes Winter 2021
Dear Friends,I am glad to be able to report that I am writing these notes in my Office back in the Convent of the Incarnation! After a long journey (and…
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Community Notes Summer 2021
Dear Friends, The Community had hoped that by the time this Chronicle reached you we would be safely moved into our new and newly-refurbished buildings. Unfortunately, the first thing I…
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July 2020 (Photos)
NEWS We give thanks that so far we all continue to be well. We have welcomed our Cook, Oana, back from furlough, at present to work part-time. Mark and Simon…
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Community Notes Summer 2020
Dear Friends,I spent some time as I thought about these notes trying to find an alternative to ‘we live in unprecedented times’! We do, but it is becoming a rather…