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Drama Therapy at the Secret Synod

By Peter Ould Posted on July 7, 2013 Posted in Church of England, Therapy No Comments Tagged with Actors, Anglican Priest, Anglicans, Bishops, Chap, Core Issues, Counsellor, Debate, Detailed Description, Drama Group, Drama Therapy, Express, Feedback, Gay, General Synod, John Bingham, Kill Bill, Lot Like, Newspapers, People, Professional Association, Quentin Tarantino, Rituals, Sessions, Six Hours, Synod Members, Tarantino Film, Temerity, Tongue In Cheek

Yesterday’s General Synod session on Women Bishops was held in secret. Sorry, in private. Well, in secret. Well, the general public wasn’t allowed to watch certainly. You make your mind up. Anyway, one of the things that went on in …

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How to Say “Sorry” properly

By Peter Ould Posted on April 14, 2009 Posted in Pastoral, UK Politics 2 Comments Tagged with Apology, Bad Time, Culpability, Desserts, Dorries, Excuse, Express, Greek Apologia, Guilt, Hardest Word, Interviews, Justification, Nadine, Prime Minister, Remorse, Roots, Sorrow, Waiter, Word Roots

It appears that at the moment, at least for our Prime Minister, sorry seems to be the hardest word. The letter that Brown has sent to those involved in smeargate expresses regret at the course of events, but stops short …

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Drama Therapy at the Secret Synod

How to Say “Sorry” properly