The Llandaff Cathedral Review of Governance was presented to the Bishop, Dean and Chapter on Tuesday 29th May 2018.
The review was undertaken by The Very Reverend Nick Bury, Mrs Jane Barker CBE and Mr Richard Bacon, and is reproduced in full below along with a letter of introduction from the Bishop and Dean of Llandaff.
It is wonderful to be able to announce that the amount collected by the Cathedral community in Christian Aid Week is a magnificent
£13,421 .00!
The total is provisional because the account remains open for a short time to allow last-minute donations or activities to be counted in. Once the account is closed, we will provide a final total and a detailed breakdown of the amount raised by each activity. As usual, all house-to-house collectors will receive the individual result for their street.
In the meantime, thank you all so much for yet another wonderful effort this year. We are hugely grateful to you all for your support.
This is a wonderful effort, and encouraging for us all. We know that this sum will only increase as the house-to-house and school collections are received, and an updated total will be posted here in due course.
“The Ordination Service 2018: Preparations have already begun in Llandaff Cathedral for our Ordination Service which will be held on the 30th June. This service has always played a significant part in the life, not only of the Cathedral but in the Diocese as a whole. It marks the beginning of a new chapter in the lives of those who are going to be ordained, as at the service they will be commissioned by the Bishop to serve God and his people in wonderful new ways. For those who will be ordained deacon, they will be moving home and beginning again in new parishes after being in Theological College, while those who are going to be ordained as priests will be continuing in their curacies and yet beginning a new kind of ministry.
Please keep the candidates, their families and all who support them in your prayers as they prepare for this life changing event. “