Thursday, 11 September 2014

On Honeymoon


Blogging activity will be minimal for the next week or two because...

I'm on honeymoon with my wonderful wife!

Isn't the heart of England just beautiful?

With views like this in England, who needs Scotland anyway?

At least, that's what the Queen probably really thinks.

For reasons of privacy no pictures of the wedding will be on my blog but here is a picture of the cake.



 Obviously, if Hello! magazine get in touch then my position on this matter may change...

God bless readers. Thank you to all who attended our wedding, to all who have shown us such generosity and kindness and to all who pray for us. Keep us in your prayers.

Married couples need prayers, like priests need prayers, so that we too may bear witness to
Christ, love His will and abide in His love.

I didn't know Elgar was a Catholic.

Apparently, he is buried in a little Church called St Wulstan's just down the road...

28 comments:

Lazarus said...

Congratulations and may God bless you both!

umblepie said...

Sincere congratulations and best wishes to you and your wife. God bless you both.

Delia said...

Congratulatons to you both!

Is that the Wye valley? One of the most beautiful parts of the world. My father was born near there.

God bless.

Chloe said...

Congratulations Bones! May you and your lovely wife have many, many happy years together. If you're half as happy as my husband and I you'll do well!

Chrissy said...

Congratulations on your marriage Laurence. I wish you both a long, happy, healthy life together.

Chrissy said...

Congratulations on your marriage Laurence. I wish you both a long, happy, healthy life together.

Gertrude said...

I recognise that picture. It is just a few miles from the Benedictine Abbey at Belmont, Herefordshire.
May you both have a long and happy life.

Anonymous said...

Congratulations. Will keep you and your wife in my prayers. What's your wife's name? Can we see just one photograph of you both on your wedding day??

Anonymous said...

Forget my request for a photo - I missed that you said you wanted privacy. God bless.

Nosce te ipsum said...

Congratulations, Bones. I am exceedingly happy for you.

Genty said...

Many congratulations to you and Mrs. Bones. May your marriage be blessed, long and happy.

Patricius said...

Congratulations and best wishes to both of you.
Yes, Elgar was a Catholic. He also had a sister who became a nun.

Unknown said...

Many congratulations!

Restore-DC-Catholicism said...

God's blessings on you, your wife and any children whom He may send your way!

Unknown said...

Love the towering strawberry cake! Is that baby's breath around it. Very unique

Elgar the composer of Pomp and Circumstance I presume?


Seatle Kim

rosaMaria said...

God bless you both, Mr. Bones and hope you are both very blessed and happy together. The cake looks delicious, too!. "Jesus, Mary and Joseph bless you and ALL your loved-ones".

Nicolas Bellord said...

Congratulations and many happy years together.

Dorothy B said...

To Mr and Mrs England -

Congratulations and many, many blessings!

torchofthefaith said...

This is wonderful news - May God bless you both!

In Christ
Alan and Angeline

Anonymous said...

Congratualtions to Mr. Bones and his wonderful wife!

May Our Lord bless you both abundantly!

Barbara

Martina Katholik said...

Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Bones!

I guess when Fr. Blake wrote recently “ two of my favourite people had a splendid wedding” he was talking about you.

May God bless you both abundantly!

gemoftheocean said...

Congrats to you and your bride, and God bless you both.

Anonymous said...

Warmest good wishes to you both.

Martha said...

Very good wishes to you both and my prayers.
Elgar was born in a lovely little house in the Malverns which you might see also.
His Dream of Gerontius is a wonderfl meditation about Purgatory.

Supertradmum said...

Ah, what a view...Love England and Wales so much. Have a wonderful time.

Anonymous said...

God bless you both and your marriage.
Hope the cake tastes as good as it looks.
Bruno

epsilon said...

May God bless you both and enjoy a wonderful marriage!

jaykay said...

God bless you both. Ad multos laetosque annos!

Elgar also wrote a very fine setting of the "Ave verum corpus", which we occasionally sing in our choir (when the director gets tired of the Mozart!). Here it is:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tWJRKoKrV_8

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