Coffee with the Canons
A warm welcome to Coffee with the Canons, a new podcast from Coventry Cathedral led by our Canons!In this new series our Canons will chat to people involved in Coventry Cathedral's story, discovering stories of what has brought people to Coventry from across the world, and…
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Coffee with the Canons Episode 6: Reverend Su McClellan (opens the original)
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We live in divided and uncertain times. Conflict and suffering dominate the headlines, and many of us are left asking the same urgent question: What can I actually do? How do we resist injustice without perpetuating the cycle of harm? How do we build something better? And how do we love our neighbour when division feels so deep? These aren't abstract questions for us at Coventry Cathedral. They're woven into our very foundations – literally and spiritually. Our Cathedral was destroyed in the Bli
Coffee with the Canons: Interview with Reverend Vivian Sockett (opens the original)
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In Episode 5 of Coffee with the Canons from Coventry Cathedral, Canon Nitano Muller sits down with the Reverend Vivian Sockett, who joins us on placement for a week from St Michael's Church, Paris, in the Diocese of Europe. In this episode we invited Reverend Vivian Sockett to share her calling, and advice for those asking big questions including how to be reconcilers in the world today with so much conflict and suffering. Stay tuned for more reconcilers voices globally and within the Coventry C
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