kobieta - ksiadz

a ciocia to przygotowania widziala i musiala sie z wami podzielic wrazeniami)

oczywiscie przygotowania byly takie, ze podloga to az lsnila i nie przesadzam od czystosci- 

dwa baby koscielne wiernie gozdziki roszczapiezaly i kazdy listek skutecznie przycinaly. Tour guide tak byl przejety, ze trzesly mu sie rece i dokladnie nie mogl odpowiedziec co i jak. Za to mialysmy prywatny tour (nie z racji, ze specjalnymi goscmi bylysmy ale.... komputery sie pomylily i sprzedaly bilety na inne godziny i dni) ale wracajac bylo tak milo, ze dostapila ciocia dzwonienia na trwoge dzwonami! tak, tak drugi raz w zyciu dopadlo mnie to osiagniecie!

a i Christ Church odbywaly sie zdjecia do Tudorow z Jonathanem Rhys Meyersem- tez dublinczykiem z urodzenia)

337 × 450 - tripadvisor.com

zdjecia ciocine wkrotce!

Costumes from the British TV series The Tudors are on display at Christ Church Cathedral's crypt.

The photos in this batch aren't very good. Naturally it's bit dark inside the cathedral, plus it's an overcast day, and I've shaky hands.

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Christianity in Ireland is so deeply-rooted that Dublin very unusually boasts two Medieval cathedrals. Christ Church Cathedral seen here is the older of the two. In 1030 AD, the Hiberno-Norse King Sitric (or Sitriuc) and the Bishop of Dublin ordered the establishment of a Viking wooden church here. That original wood building didn't survive long, and in 1186, the newly-arrived Normans began construction of the Romanesque stone cathedral that we see today.

Originally Christ Church Cathedral was the cathedra (seat) of the Roman Catholic Bishop of Dublin. In 1541, the English Reformation (blame Henry VIII) led to the (Anglican) Church of Ireland confiscating the cathedral. Till today, the Roman Catholics still claim Christ Church Cathedral as the official seat of the Bishop of Dublin, though in reality it's controlled by the Church of Ireland only.

First female bishop in British Isles ordained in ceremony at Dublin Cathedral

• The Reverend Pat Storey, 53, is a married mother of two
• She has made history by becoming the Bishop of Meath and Kildare

The first woman bishop in the UK and Ireland has been installed by the Anglican Church.

The Rev Pat Storey, 53, former rector of St Augustine's in Derry, made history when she was chosen by the Church of Ireland as the new Bishop of Meath and Kildare.

The married mother of two was ordained at Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin during a service led by the Archbishop of Dublin, The Most Rev Dr Michael Jackson.The Rev Nigel Parker, guest preacher, paid tribute to her.

'Pat, it has been our privilege over the years to see you respond to our Father's love with love, trust and obedience,' he said to Bishop Storey during the service.

'You have given yourself whole-heartedly to Him and His Church, serving His people as a deacon and priest - teaching the Scriptures and pastoring with that disarming directness, which is your hallmark - a directness, which speaks the truth in love, with a ready laugh and delightful sense of humour.

History maker: Pat Storey is the first woman Anglican bishop in the UK and Ireland

'You have demonstrated your love for the Father in your hard work, impeccable organisation and evangelistic heart, which longs to see people come into the family of God, through the completed work of Jesus Christ.

'You have shown your care and thoughtfulness to many, not least your family, Earl, Carolyn and Luke, and to us, your friends.

'So today, it is our privilege to pray for you, as the Lord Jesus calls you to a deeper life of sacrificial service, calls you to consecrate yourself to Him, His Church and His cause.'

Bishop Storey is married to the Rev Earl Storey - who gave a reading during the service - and they have two adult children Luke, 22, and Carolyn, 25, and son-in-law Peter. 

She grew up in Belfast and studied French and English at Trinity College, Dublin, before training at the Church of Ireland Theological College.

She was ordained a deacon in 1997 and a priest the following year, serving a curacy in Ballymena, a team vicar in Glenavy, and as a part-time youth worker co-ordinator.

Bishop Storey was rector of St Augustine's in Derry since 2004 until her appointment was passed by the House of Bishops in September, four months after the Episcopal Electoral College had failed to elect a successor.

At the time she said she was 'excited and daunted' by the historic appointment.

She has taken over from Dr Richard Clarke, who was appointed Archbishop of Armagh and Primate of All Ireland last December.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2516295/First-female-bishop-British-Isles-ordained-ceremony-Dublin-Cathedral.html#ixzz2mK4Ubyqm
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