Bishop Andrew’s pastoral update to the diocese
Article published on: 20th February 2026Bishop Andrew has issued a further update on his health in which he acknowledges, “may well prove to be my last message to the Diocese of Guildford.”
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Bishop Andrew has issued a further update on his health in which he acknowledges, “may well prove to be my last message to the Diocese of Guildford.”
Please read this news about Bishop Andrew's health, including a letter from Bishop Andrew.
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