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Thought For The Day

Welcome to our "Thought for the Day" page, where we host reflections and insights to inspire and uplift your spirit. The reflections and thoughts are often shared by members of our Diocese, including our Bishops and our Archdeacons during their contributions to national and local radio stations, including BBC Radio 4 and BBC Radio Manchester. Within these reflections, you'll find a blend of timeless truths and contemporary insights, addressing the joys and challenges of daily life through the lens of Christian faith. We invite you to explore these daily offerings as a source of inspiration, guidance, and spiritual nourishment.

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Maximilian Kolbe and Sacrificial Leadership

First published on: 14th August 2025

Archdeacon Rachel Mann shared this Thought for the Day on BBC Radio 4 this morning, reflecting on Maximilian Kolbe and sacrificial leadership.

Signatures, Solidarity, and Standing Together

First published on: 28th July 2025

This week, Bishop David co-signed a joint declaration with leaders from Greater Manchester’s Muslim and Jewish communities, elected representatives, and civic dignitaries, which aims to promote understanding, peace and tolerance in the region. Bishop David reflected on the importance of the statement in this Thought for the Day, shared on BBC Radio 4’s Today programme.

Wimbledon and Covenantal Relationships

First published on: 8th July 2025

Revd Canon Grace Thomas shared this Pause for Thought on BBC Radio 2's Good Morning Sunday breakfast show, reflecting on doubles matches at Wimbledon and covenantal relationships.

Bishop David Considers the Moments that Call us to Change

First published on: 30th June 2025

In this Thought for the Day this morning, Bishop David reflects on the courage it takes to change direction when faced with new truths—whether in politics, faith, or life. Inspired by the ordination of 20 new deacons and the transformation of Peter and Paul, he reminds us that true change is not weakness, but a response to deeper conviction.