Welcome to CPW’s blog and news page. On this page you’ll see all of our latest articles - from articles written by our members, to blogs about upcoming events, to news and announcements from our trustees.
During this time when churches have been closed, many of us have been finding different ways to attend Mass. In this blog, Patrica Worden reflects on the subject of exile and asks: ‘Are we missing an opportunity to rethink how we celebrate the Eucharist?’
Read MoreThe word, Abide', often translated as ‘stay’ or ‘live,’ is richer than both. It carries echoes of faithfulness and relationship. It suggests a depth of encounter which requires more than our fleeting and fractured attention.
Read MoreAnne Dixon shares her memories of well-known CPW member Agnes Milne, who died this month. Anne writes that Agnes “was, without doubt, one of CPWs most dedicated ambassadors, well known at Adult and Family events as she attended both. She was a dear, wise and compassionate friend.'“
Read MoreA year ago, I had the privilege to meet you all during what became one of the most delightful and exciting experiences I had during my stay in England, replete with beautiful and warm memories. I remember being asked how my family celebrates Easter according to the Byzantine Rite. I couldn't provide pictures then, but now I can!
Read MoreTeresa and Frank Monteiro remember their friend and fellow CPW member Kathleen Hypher, who sadly died in April.
Read MoreOver Holy Week and Easter we shared pictures, resources and reading material that helped us reflect and celebrate. We have gathered all the images, reflections and resources here. With love from everyone at CPW
Read MoreIn Anne, we have lost a wonderful talent, a gifted artist and a creative chair, but most of all, we have lost a great friend. Rest in peace Anne, until the choirs of Angels come to greet you.
Read MoreSlowly at first, and then gathering momentum, beloved, familiar faces began to fill my screen. We talked over each other in a cacophony of voices. It was just like that moment on the first day of a CPW when everyone starts arriving. We were so excited to see each other. How would we ever be able to make this prayerful?
Read MoreAlthough we are not able to meet in person, many members have been in contact to offer prayers, table liturgies and links to further resources which will help us stay connected to one another in shared prayer and celebration during the Coronavirus outbreak. You can access the resources here.
Read MoreWhen it became impossible for the icon commissioned for CPW’s 75th year to travel to the homes and parishes of our CPW community, the icon was placed in a place of prayer. Each evening the candle is lighted and prayers are offered for all members of our CPW family. The thoughts which follow were inspired by these prayer times.
Read MoreOur tradition tells us to seek wisdom. CPW, when gathered, can be part of our discernment process. For those with ‘ears to hear’, there is wisdom in abundance in the words, thoughts, actions and experiences of those who gather and give generously of themselves.
Read MoreMichael Campbell reports on the Winter Weekend and 2020 Dora Turbin lecture: “Overall a great weekend and a great start to CPW’s 75th anniversary year of events!” Read more here.
Read MoreThis year’s Dora Turbin Lecture was given by David McLoughlin, Emeritus Fellow of Christian Theology at Newman University, Birmingham. David spoke about a vision of the future which is filled with hope, but also asks us to change our ways. Read the full lecture here.
Read MoreThose we call ‘Prophets’ have a hard time of it; the nearer they are to us, the more reluctant we are to be convinced by their message. Let us consider the environmental issues which have been presented to us with increasing urgency since the 1970s. Why has it taken us so long to listen?
Read MoreIt is possible to find the divine hidden in the smaller lights only visible when the main stage lights are extinguished. May your Christmas be filled with starlight and may the Christ-child ‘bring you home.’ The wait is over. Christmas is here. God is with us. Merry Christmas.
Read MoreThe first year of our three-year cycle of study into Priesthood, Prophesy and Kingdom, has come to a close and our Chair, Anne Dixon, offers some observations on the year’s events.
Read MoreOver the course of the weekend we descended into the underworld (where we found both buried treasure and things that are meant to be hidden away forever) before journeying on to build the heavenly Jerusalem.
Read MoreIt's not easy to be out of step with everyone around you. They’ve all started the party and we’re still getting ready. Now is the time to hold our nerve. Take some time, just a little, to reflect on where we are.
Read MoreBeginning in Advent we are inviting CPW members to host CPW’s 75th Anniversary Year Icon for their area - opening up an opportunity to invite people to come and pray in their homes or parishes and to enjoy the unique CPW hospitality.
Read MoreThe first year of our three-year cycle of study into Priesthood, Prophesy and Kingdom, has come to a close and our Chair, Anne Dixon, offers some observations on the year’s events.
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