Classified January 18 · Whitsun Weddings’). L.East-north-east. M.A stone still as the silence...
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Acrostic 2013 – answersPuzzle published 21/28 December issue.(Winners are listed on page 17.)First gridA. Backwater. B. Every road I wandered (AShropshire Lad, XLI). C. Not as I will but asthou (Matthew 26:39). D. New world thathas (The Tempest, V,I,182). E. Eastward inEden (Genesis 2:8). F. The wherefores(‘Three Juvenile Delinquents’). G. Ticket atVictoria Station (Spectator, 20 April 1951).H. Elude. I. Lean on (Tracts on the PoperyLaws, Ch. 3, Pt 1). J. Shall till the land(2 Samuel 9:10). K. Its postal districts (‘TheWhitsun Weddings’).
L. East-north-east. M. A stone still as thesilence (Hyperion, I,I). N. Name isused-to-was (‘After Dilettante Concetti’, VIII [Parody of Rossetti’s ‘ASuperscription’]). O. Drop down dew(Deuteronomy 33:28). P. The worldtherefore swarms (The Idler, 11 November1758). Q. He gazed at the London (‘TheArrest of Oscar Wilde at the CadoganHotel’). R. East with richest (Paradise Lost,Bk 2, I,I). S. Cooee. T. How much morewhen he (Proverbs 21:27). U. ImmatureMan (quoted in J.D. Salinger, The CatcherIn The Rye, Ch. 24). V. Loopholes less than(‘Cats’, II). W. Da Nola.
Second grid (Source and text)Arnold Bennett, Elsie and the Child[Cassell & Co., London 1924]:
‘[Elsie] was scared at the prospect of thehouse without Miss Eva! Scared! She couldnot contemplate the sorrow that would beher own till Christmas. She had entered thestation in a dream, and as a follower. Shehad no idea where she was in the terminus,or where Victoria was in London and inrelation to Clerkenwell. But she got into thestreet at last, somewhat dazed, and walked alittle way and was still more lost.’
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The Catholic Diocese of Westminster is home to the Archbishop of Westminster and over 200 parishes in London, north of the river and Hertfordshire.
We are currently seeking to appoint a Safeguarding Co-ordinator to lead in the implementation and management of safeguarding policy and practice for the Diocese of Westminster.
S/he will be responsible for promoting safeguarding for all in the Catholic community, especially the young and the vulnerable and to promote appropriate practice in prevention of abuse within parishes, religious orders and agencies throughout the Diocese of Westminster, adhering to the safeguarding policies laid down within the Catholic Church.
The successful candidate will be educated to degree level or equivalent and will possess a minimum of 3 years professional experience in a safeguarding related role which may encompass experience and qualifications from other disciplines including the police, probation or health sectors.
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The Diocese of Southwark is looking to recruit a full me Chaplain to be based at Greenwich University. The Chaplaincy Team at the University is mul -faith in its approach and this role will be key to developing the University’s faith services. As the only Chaplain to cover all 3 campuses this role will also be the point of contact for the University and be responsible for dissemina ng informa on and organising mee ngs of both the Chaplaincy Team and with the University. The remit of the role is broad and will include:
• Ministering to the spiritual, cateche cal and general needs of Catholic students and sta .
• Organising and facilita ng talks/lectures, social events, pilgrimages, retreats and other appropriate events.
• Developing and delivering pastoral support for sta and students of all faiths and none.
• Responding to crises, including as part of the University’s Crisis Emergency Plan, working with current ac vi es and procedures such as the Missing in Ac on and Home from Home schemes.
The ideal candidate will be a commi ed Catholic with a thorough understanding of the teachings and tradi ons of the Catholic Church and be able to bring these to the life of Greenwich University. Strong communica on skills are essen al and previous experience in a similar role is highly desirable.
Whilst this is a full me role (37.5 hours per week) the actual days/hours of work will vary depending on the needs of the students and University. Flexibility is, therefore, essen al. Star ng salary will be in the range of £22,000 to £25,000 per annum depending on experience.
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Closing date 31st January 2014.
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The Sacred Heart High School, Hammersmith is an 11-18 girls’ Catholic comprehensive school. The school was founded in 1893 by the Society of the Sacred Heart and has always sought to promote the educa on of women and academic excellence. Today, we are a community of faith and of learning, based on the gospel of Jesus Christ, his values and teachings. We seek constantly to improve everything we do so that we can make a di erence for the young women who will shape the society of the future.
Above all else, this community works together to bring one another to an awareness of the fullness and meaning of life, rooted in the love of God
A er a long and successful career at Sacred Heart, our outstanding Headteacher is re ring. The Governing Body is seeking to appoint an inspira onal school leader, who will guide this highly successful and heavily oversubscribed Leading Edge and Teaching School through its next stage of development. In 2009, the school was named in HMCI’s report as ‘outstanding’. In 2013, 96% of pupils gained 5+ subjects at A*-C, with 91% gaining 5+ A*-C including English and Maths.
The successful candidate will:• Be a prac sing and commi ed Roman Catholic in full communion
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and in par cular, a Sacred Heart educa on• Have the personality, drive and ambi on to inspire sta , students
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leadership in an 11-18 school
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Closing Date for Applica ons: Noon Friday 31 January 2014
Shortlis ng: Week commencing Monday 3 February 2014
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SACRED HEART HIGH SCHOOL HAMMERSMITHAn 11-18 girls’ Catholic Academy and Teaching School
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