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Marriage: the grace of the present moment

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By Roger Carr-Jones
| Westminster Record
By Deacon Roger Carr-Jones, Marriage and Family Life Coordinator Summer is not just a season for weddings: it is a season to honour the daily sacrament of marriage, of a love that grows by experiencing the vows in the present moment. This thought came to me when observing our dogs. One of the many things we love about having dogs is their capacity to live in the present moment. They greet us with open affection, forgive our omissions, and delight in the simple goodness of being alive.
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Education Celebration of Service 2026

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By Roger Carr-Jones
| Westminster Record
On Friday 3rd July, the Diocese of Westminster Education Service hosted the Celebration of Service, an annual event giving thanks for the dedicated work of those retiring from a variety of roles diocesan schools. The evening began with Mass, celebrated in Westminster Cathedral by Archbishop Richard Moth, followed by a reception at which this year’s recepients were presented with their awards.
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Caring for seafarers in crisis

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By Stella Maris, Roger Carr-Jones
| Westminster Record
Recent geopolitical tensions have put the plight of seafarers in the headlines. The disruption to shipping in the Strait of Hormuz resulted in an estimated 20,000 seafarers stranded on board ships, facing heightened risk and considerable mental strain. Sadly, several have also been killed. Seafarers are increasingly finding themselves working in areas of conflict, far from home and uncertain about the future. Caught in the crossfire, many are fearful, anxious and lose hope.
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