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Thank you. Robert Willis served as Dean of Canterbury for over 20 years and, during the coronavirus pandemic, became familiar to online audiences across the world for his Morning Prayer videos from the Cathedral - and the impromptu appearances of cats Leo and Tiger. A lifelong Anglican living in Regina (SK), I began watching Morning Prayer from the Canterbury Deanery Garden occasionally in 2020. How the Deans voice brought daily comfort, besides the teachings about almost anything from across the whole wide world. Yes, there is a library on YouTube but its not like the live dailies, especially when addressing a liturgical season. Required fields are marked *. Quarterly: $30 every 3 months categorised as Church of England, News. Mic'd Up is back: new episode Sunday, April 30! Willis is also an accomplished pianist and opera enthusiast. He has done nothing less than make the Cathedral a church home for many across the Communion and beyond. Monday to Saturday 09.00 - 17.00 (last admission at 16.00). I can honestly say that Dean Roberts readings and reflections made Passion Week and Holy Week the most meaningful I have ever experienced. The future of the Anglican church has been on the skids for decades. Have a look at the range of events Canterbury Cathedral has on offer below. Cat steals pancake during prayer in UK Students studying full-time at local universities - Canterbury Christ Church University, University of Kent, University for the Creative Arts - enjoy FREE entry with their student ID. The deans of the cathedrals of England have a habit of having their conference after Easter. The interweaving of all aspects of human history and creativity in arts, music, philosophy, literature into these services which were filmed all over the house and gardens from the pigsty to the roof, gained global appeal. It would be wonderful if the COE would allow the Garden Congregation to continue but listening to Dean Robert today 5/11, I think he put that to rest. We enjoyed images of Gandhis visit to the Deanery in 1931 along with any number of visits by Queen Elizabeth II accompanied by her husband, the late Duke of Edinburgh. I wish the best for Dean Willis and the talented Fletcher and for all in the Garden Community. Congregation. After graduating from Warwick University with a BA degree,[3] he studied for ordination at Ripon College Cuddesdon[4] and completed a Diploma in Theology (DipTh) at Worcester College, Oxford. Children must be accompanied at all times. There will never be enough said about the greatness of his teachings and prayers. Your browser does not support the video tag. For about a year now, I have watched in from Poland (as a Brit totally separated from his homeland until April 22nd). Perhaps all good things really do come to an end, and perhaps there is a next step for lovers and afficionados of the Garden Congregation. The service he has given to Canterbury Cathedral, and the contribution he has made to the Christ's Church through a lifetime of ministry are inestimable. To explore the Church Times website fully, please sign in or subscribe. Still, even in that time, Dean Robert has become more noticeably polished and by that I do not mean in a shallow or slick TV-presenter sense, but rather in the sense of spritual conviction and fluency. If I were the new Dean the first person I would have lunch with is Robert. Fletcher so much, not to mention St Laurence Education Trust and Ampleforth College are committed to safeguarding children and promoting the welfare of children and young people. To my knowledge (I have watched almost without exception every broadcast since the summer months of 2020) they have not missed a single day! In this, Dean Robert and Fletcher (who plans the garden backdrop and weaves in clips of music, art and film to complement the commentary) are doing the diaconal work of building a bridge between the church and the wider world. Most of us will never meet in person, and we probably never worshiped at exactly the same time, yet daily we prayed together, listened and learned together, sang, laughed, smiled, and wept together, felt each others presence across time and space, and grew together in love for God, for one another and for all creation. Discount is not available for online booking. were also downloaded and shared between Christian communities in parts of the world where it is dangerous for them to gather together or worship openly.The broadcasts followed the traditional pattern of daily morning prayer in the Anglican Church, built around the daily reading of Scripture and saying the pasalms.

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