Obituaries

Michel Sollogoub fell asleep in the Lord on Friday, 8th September 8 2023

Michel Sollogoub fell asleep in the Lord on Friday, 8th September 8 2023Michel, “Micha”, devoted his life to the service of Christ, the Church and others. Born in 1945, Micha has been a full member of Action Chretienne des Etudiants Russes (ACER) since his early childhood, which was, in his own words, “the place where he discovered the very meaning of life”.
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Fr John Musther Documentary / Interview 2022

This is a documentary published by Alma Photo Studio. The interview is led and supported by Jenny Musther, Father John's wife. It's a tale of an extraordinary life condensed in a 15-minute video, which just touches upon the most important points of Father John's life. We are blessed to have lived and co-worshipped with him.

 

Costa Carras obituary, 6 April 1938 – 28 February 2022

Costa Carras reposed on 28 th February 2022 in Athens, aged 84. Born in London to a ship-owning family, he studied philosophy and ancient history at Oxford where he was president of the Student Christian Movement. After studying economics at Harvard, he worked for many years in shipping in London. 

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Andrew Walker – Memory Eternal!

Andrew Walker, a founding member of our parish of St Peter & St Paul in London and Professor of Theology Culture & Education at King’s College London until his retirement in 2010, passed away peacefully on the 26th October 2021. Costa Carras, a long-term friend and collaborator in the work of our Church in this country wrote the following reflection.

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Fr Peter Scorer (1942-2020)

On September 11th we lost our dearest friend Fr Peter Scorer, after a short illness. He will be missed by so many people.

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Father Peter's funeral, 18 Steptember 2020

Father Peter was laid to rest at Exeter Higher Cemetery on Friday 18th September 2020. Covid-19 regulations made it impossible for the funeral service to be held at Saint Anne's, so it was decided in the light of a forecast of good weather that the entire ceremony should take place at the cemetery close to the grave. Even so, attendance had to be limited to 30 people only, and all those who were there were aware that they were representing the many, many friends and colleagues who could not be present.

Second anniversary of the death of Archbishop Gabriel of Blessed Memory

Reflections on the funeral of Archpriest John Lee

Held 1st of July 2014

Father John’s funeral was magnificent, befitting the man. As the large congregation gathered to venerate his body while the clergy read the Gospel, we were given time to reflect on just how important was the occasion; and how large a part Father John had played in so many lives. There was an air of expectation, which was fulfilled when Shanta and family, with the women resplendent in white saris, processed with great dignity into the church.

Archpriest John Lee 1938-2014 by Father Stephen Platt

The future Archpriest John Lee was born John Samuel Lee in Mercer County, Pennsylvania.  His family were farmers, on one side Scottish, the other Ukrainian.

Details about the funeral of Fr John Lee

The funeral of our Archpriest John (Lee) is scheduled to take place at 11:00 am on Tuesday 1st July 2014 at St Andrew’s Church, Holborn. We expect the coffin to arrive at about 9:30am allowing, for those who wish, time to pray by its side. The funeral will start at 11:00am, followed by the burial at 2:30pm in Richmond cemetery.

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