Bishop Peter Carrell

Feb 9, 2019

The Christian community of Christchurch rejoices today with the Episcopal Ordination and Installation of The Reverend Doctor Peter Carrell as the ninth bishop of the Anglican Diocese of Christchurch.

The Catholic Bishop of Christchurch Paul Martin SM was invited to pray. Click the link to join in prayer:

United in prayer we turn to you O God 
knowing that you are calling us, your people,
into deeper unity and experience of faith. 
 
As your people united in Christ across Canterbury, Westland and Chatham Islands 
heal all that keeps us from the unity you desire for us.
 
Gathered today with your servant and our brother Peter
Strengthen in him his gift of faithful leadership
that his ministry may serve to unite people of every church community
bringing deep and lasting unity
among all who seek you in this place.

3 Comments

  1. Congratulations Bishop Peter looking forward to a deepening of the relationship between the Anglican and Catholic communities in Canterbury

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  2. Rebuild Christchurch Cathedral!

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    • Yes we have to show that nomatter what lord has a plan to rebuild this a church as symbol of us as united people to step out to fill it with people who may not know of him yet and this our job he has been wanting us to step out of comfort zone go for it

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