• Holy Week starts with joy

    Many thanks to all those who made Palm Sunday so special at St Mary’s. (I’ve been ill for a fortnight, so it wasn’t down to me!)

    Thanks to Stewart Macfarlane for capturing this pic. A reminder that Holy Week starts with joy.

    Palm Sunday

2 responses to “Wedding Pic”

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    Anonymous

    Re: Wedding Pic
    Your sister looks lovely, your nephews look bewildered and you niece has the most beautiful smile.
    Why all in black though?  And what did you wear in the end?

    It's good to see the boys looking so well after their traumatic start to life

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    Anonymous

    Re: Wedding Pic
    The Groom, Best Man etc and the Nephews all wore black. I don’t know why.

    I wore an anonymous suit and tie and tried to blend in as best as I could

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