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Preparing St.Lawrence Church Bells for Remembrance Sunday 2019
Short film in the preparation and Removal including using using half muffles on bell clappers in preparation for Remembrance Sunday 2019 at the Church of St.Lawrence Bradwell.
St Luke's Trip to Cliveden - 1 June 2011
The children of St Luke's, along with their parents and other members of the church congregation, enjoyed a trip to Cliveden in Taplow on 1 June 2011. This short film shows how they got on!
Lawrence's Hillybilly dancin
Sandays Bar
UK Real Estate Firm Accepts Bitcoin for Sale of 150-Year-Old Church
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A 150-year-old English church is being sold for $1.5 million with the vendor accepting payment in Bitcoin (BTC). According to a listing on Rightmove, a major British online real estate portal and property website, a vendor put an 18th-century church converted into a seven-bedroom character property up for sale and is willing to accept Bitcoin as payment. While the property unit is priced at 1.2 million British pounds ($1.5 million), the final price in Bitcoin is to be agreed and confirmed with the vendor and will depend on the market price of Bitcoin at the time of sale, the listing notes. At press time, the sale price is worth 182.34 Bitcoins. Built in 1871, the converted residential property is the former St. Laurence’s Church in County Durham. Earlier this year, Cointelegraph reported that major Bitcoin-oriented real estate project Aston Plaza was pausing its operations, while previous reports claimed that the construction of the $325 million venture was stopped in January 2018. According to the Aston Plaza website, the venture still offers studios as well as one- and two-bedroom apartments that can be bought with Bitcoin. The U. K. has been friendly to crypto-powered payments, according to recent reports. Last week, major local crypto wallet and debit card service firm Cryptopay announced the launch of transfers with the British pound through the Faster Payments Scheme, which purportedly eliminated euro conversion charges. In April 2019, the U. K.’s largest travel management company, Corporate Traveller, announced that it started accepting Bitcoin for payments, noting that the firm is not concerned with Bitcoin’s price volatility, as received crypto is converted directly into British pounds.
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High Mass: St Cuthbert's College Ushaw 1960 (Laurence Hollis) Digitally restored
(Tyne Tees TV broadcast : Digitally restored version by us)
The tradition of the Seminary at Ushaw goes back to its mother-College, founded at Douai in 1568. Ushaw College was founded in England in 1794, moving to the magnificent Pugin buildings in Co Durham in 1808.
The boarding education at Ushaw was continuous from the age of eleven years, commencing at the Junior Seminary, then progressing to the Senior Seminary and finally to ordination as a Roman Catholic priest. Lay boys were also admitted to the school at Ushaw.
The Second Vatican Council of 1962-65 naturally affected seminaries. The tradition of taking boys as young as eleven was discontinued and the boarding school at Ushaw was closed in 1972; the boys were moved to the last remaining Junior Seminary at Upholland.
Shortly before the Junior Seminary at Ushaw was closed the choir was re-named St Cuthbert’s College Schola Cantorum; which indicates a long and secure future for the choir was expected.
In 1987 the boarding school at Upholland was closed and with it the long tradition of Junior Seminary education of boys was finally brought to a close in England.
The chapel music was of such a high standard that both the BBC and the ITV undertook broadcasts. The High Mass broadcast presented here was produced by Tyne-Tees TV, one of the regional divisions of ITV.
Between 1959 and 1971, the choirmaster Fr Laurence Hollis recorded hundreds of chapel services on his reel-to-reel machine; these recordings were given to the Archive of Recorded Church Music when the college closed in 2011 to ensure their preservation.
Regent Records: Thomas Trotter - A Shropshire Idyll - Organ of St Laurence, Ludlow
Short extracts from Thomas Trotter's latest DVD: A Shropshire Idyll - the organ of St Laurence, Ludlow.
Available from our website now ( and on general release from 21 July 2014, the DVD celebrates the 250th anniversary of the Snetzler organ, and the church's connection to the poet, AE Housman - writer of 'A Shropshire Lad' - whose ashes are buried at the church.
The programme includes a wide variety of works from the 16th century to the present day, including Elgar's magnificent Organ Sonata, and the breathtaking virtuosity of Michael Nyman's Fourths, Mostly, written for Thomas Trotter.
Extra features include Thomas Trotter talking about the music he plays on the recording, and a tour of the organ from Shaun Ward, Director of Music at the church.
Available from regentrecords.com, Amazon, OHS (US), and good classical record stores. REGDVD002 (region-free, NTSC, double-layer DVD - playable anywhere in the world). Also includes audio CD of the programme.
Ordination in two minutes
This is a time lapse video of the Ordination of Priests service from Durham Cathedral 2015. The idea was to show the various stages of the service and to capture a sense of the occasion, it size and the importance of the service to public ministry of the newly ordained priests within the church.
The film was captured using a miniature GoPro camera set to capture a single frame of video every two seconds for the duration of the service. When sped-up it brings the whole thing to to life as a vibrant 2 minute sequence.
The Scenes are:
- Processing on Arrival
- Ordinands assemble, introduced by their Archdeacon and addressed by the Bishop.
- The Sermon
- Prayers of Ordination
- The laying of of hands from the Bishop and Clergy of the Diocese.
- Receiving of the Bible from the Bishop followed by congratulations and greeting the assembled congregation
- Newly Ordained Priests assist with public Eucharist
- Anointing of hands and final processing out.
Tideswell Peals.avi
A short clip of the changes being rung at Tideswell as I was passing.
ST. ETHELREDA CHURCH, Memories
St. Ethelreda Catholic Church on Chicago's Southwest Side. Sacramental events from the 1950's, 1960's, and 1970 captured in family photos and 16mm home movies. Dust off your hymnals!
Blackhill Gothic Chapels
Film showing the two chapels at Blackhill Cemetery at Consett. One Christian one Jewish
600 Candles Were Lit At Newark Cemetery All Souls' Day Commonwealth and Polish War Graves
600 candles on each graves were lit at the Commonwealth and Polish war graves plus 6 from Ransome and Marles who graves were nearby. We did remember all souls' day at Newark cemetery.
We will Remember Them at All Souls' Day which will be held on Sunday 29th October 2017 at 3pm. At the annual all Souls’ Day ceremony of homage and remembrance we will light lanterns in the Commonwealth and Polish war graves also up the driveway during the evening. Newark Cemetery during the evening will remain open until 8:00pm - 20:00pm.
An exhibition will take place from 1pm until 2.40pm in the Chapel Interpretation Centre at Newark Cemetery or by appointment.
600 candles were placed by the graves of fallen Polish and Commonwealth Servicemen at the annual All Souls’ Day ceremony of Homage and Remembrance at Newark Cemetery on Sunday. It was the first time candles had been lit in front of so many gravestones of second world war victims at the Commonwealth War Graves section of the cemetery.
They are often placed on individual graves of the 400 Polish airmen and paratroopers. This year, candles were also placed by the headstones of 90 soldiers from Commonwealth nations, who died as a result of the conflict.
Candles were placed, too, on the headstones of some of the 41 civilians who died in the Luftwaffe bombing raid on the Ransome and Marles ball-bearing factory in Newark 1941, as well as at the graves of first world war casualties.
The service, organised by Newark Town Council on behalf of the Polish Air Force Association, is based around the memorial cross dedicated to Polish airmen. It was installed in 1941 at the former grave of Polish wartime leader General Wladyslaw Sikorski.
He was buried in Newark following his death in a plane crash off Gibraltar in 1943. General Sikorski’s body was repatriated to his homeland in 1992.
A procession of guests carrying standards marched from the cemetery gates at Thorsby Road on Sunday to the war graves for a service led by Mr Simon Elmer, of the Polish Air Force Memorial Committee.
The ceremony included speeches by the chairman of the Polish Air Force Memorial Committee, Mr Richard Kornicki, and the Mayor of Newark Many that rest here will have known extreme heartache before their deaths. It’s fitting they should have a peaceful resting place.
“The candles signify that our prayers are with them all.”
Father Krzysztof Kawczynski said prayers for fallen airmen and paratroopers before the roll of honour was read. The Last Post was played ahead of a one-minute’s silence.
Wreaths were laid at General Sikorski’s former grave.
Among dignitaries at the ceremony were representatives of the Polish ambassador and Polish Consular Services, and the chairman of Newark and Sherwood District Council.
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ŚWIECE umieszczano na grobach w dzień ceremonii Zaduszny hołdu i pamięci AT NEWARK cmentarzu.
PONAD 600 świece umieszczone przez groby w podkrakowskich Balicach i Wspólnoty wojskowych na Zwyczajnym Dzień Zaduszny ceremonii Hołdu i Pamięci w NEWARK CMENTARZ w niedzielę.
TO BYŁ PIERWSZY RAZ ŚWIECE ZOSTAŁY świecą z przodu tak wiele nagrobków ofiar drugiej wojny światowej NA Mogił Wojennych części cmentarza.
Często są one umieszczone na poszczególnych grobów 400 Polscy lotnicy I spadochroniarzy. W TYM ROKU, świece były również umieszczone przez nagrobki 90 żołnierzy z COMMONWEALTH Narodów, który zmarł w wyniku konfliktu.
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How a campaign to keep church bells ringing in Sandwich is trying to change the law
Save our Chimes is a campaign to keep church bells ringing at St Peter's Church in Sandwich. They are now campaigning to get the law changed, so that council can overrule noise complaints about historic buildings.
Photoshoot at the Historic Quay Hartlepool
This was taken during the photoshoot of the wedding of Debbie and Terrry at Hartlepool Historic Quay.
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Bells Tower Newark Parish Church of St Mary Magdalene (2)
My wonderful view of the bell tower - Newark Parish Church of St Mary Magdalene.
St. Mary Magdalene (Newark parish church grounds)
Newark-on-Trent, Nottinghamshire, England
Sitting in the Trent Valley the church dates from 1230 although the crypt now the Treasury is thought to date from the previous century. The focal point seen through the 16th century rood screen is the golden altar reredos which in 1937 replaced a stone one depicting scenes from the life of St Mary Magdalene. Outside the Markham Chantry Chapel there is a Dance of Death painted panel depicting a dancing skeleton flourishing a carnation and pointing to the grave. The church also possesses a library with books bequeathed by Thomas White with the main topicTheology.
One of the most imposing parish churches in England. The spire, reputed to be the fifth tallest parish church spire in the country, is visible from many miles away.
Of four architectural periods with the last, the fifteenth century, being of strikingly high quality.
The earliest evidence is of around 1180, in its crypt; there is a thirteenth-century west tower with fourteenth-century upper parts and spire, a thirteenth-century crossing, and fourteenth-century south aisle. There are two chantry chapels dating from about 1500.
The church has medieval choir stalls and important fragments of medieval stained glass.
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BBC Choral Vespers: St Cuthbert’s Seminary Ushaw 1963 (Laurence Hollis)
Live BBC radio broadcast from the chapel of St Cuthbert’s Roman Catholic Seminary, Ushaw, Co. Durham, 17 July 1963. The chapel choir of St Cuthbert’s Seminary, directed by Fr Laurence Hollis. Organist: Anthony Myers.
Introduction by Fr Hugh Berryman
Deus in adjutorium: Gloria Patri
Psalms: 109-112, 131
Little Chapter (Ecclesiasticus 44)
Hymn: Iste Confessor Domini
Magnificat
Benedicamus Domino
Recessional Hymn: Mother of England
Rural British churches. North of England, 1980's. Film 39349
English country churches.
Rural British churches. North of England. 1980's
Stone church on a grassy hillside over looking the sea. It is sunny. Looks like Scotland or the Scottish Isles. Inside the church, view of the alter. Church is sparsely decorated with white washed walls. Candlesticks. Exterior of church again. The graveyard which is in need of the grass being cut, it is overgrown and unkempt. View of the church entrance, there is a church bell above the door. Low point of view of the church and the hillside beyond. View of church through the porch or gate into the church yard.
In winter, view of a large stone farmhouse and a rural graveyard opposite in the snow. Panning shot of the area surrounding the farmhouse and the graves in the snow.
A country lane with a dry stone wall and a village behind. A stone church with a tall spire and a couple more stone buildings in a village.
Farnham,Saint Andrew Church