Rev Canon Dr Rob Marshall

And in the Big News today from a Faith Perspective, happy week since Pope Leo was elected everybody! Isn’t he brilliant! He’s the 267th successor to St Peter you know. St Peter was brilliant. All the stories about him in the Big Book of Magic Stuff are definitely true. You know this because I’m telling you in the middle of the BBC’s flagship news programme, and that wouldn’t lie to you. St Leo was brilliant too.

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Rev Dr Sam Wells, Vicar of St Martin-in-the-Fields

And in the Big News today from a Faith Perspective, Magna Carta. It is often, mythically, thought, that Magna Carta is the first step on the road to liberty, due process and democracy. In fact, all it did was protect a select group of barons from the king.

In order to see the real roots of liberty, due process and democracy, we need to turn to the Big Book of Magic Stuff. Specifically the Acts of the Apostles, again. In this completely non-mythical text, we learn that Christianity excludes no one. Absolutely no one. Except The Gays obviously.

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Rev Lucy Winkett, Rector of St James Piccadilly, handy for Fortnum and Mason

Generations are increasingly isolated from each other.

Mary, the mother of the Temporarily Visible Third of the Invisible Magic Friend, was part of a generation. Naomi and Ruth were in the Old Tasty Mint. I will now slow down and be more solemn as I say, they were from two different generations.

My point is clear.

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