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I'm leaving X on 31/1. Thank you for following. For 11 years I've tried to share my faith and ministry here, but I have grown more uncomfortable that X seeks to divide more than to build up, sink people rather than let them fly. You can find me at Graham Usher.bsky.social

We are deeply grateful to have received the visit of Bishop Graham Usher of the Anglican Church at #BorgoLaudatosi. Pleased to share the commitment to #ecology and care for #Commonhome. Ph. Bishop Usher with Cardinal Fabio Baggio and Father Manuel Dorantes

The Church of England's environment lead @BishopNorwich explains why the cross-party Climate & Nature Bill deserves the support of MPs at its Second Reading on 24 January. Is your MP backing the #CANBill? Find out at zerohour.uk Christians in Parliament APPG A Rocha UK Diocese of Norwich

Very appreciative of the welcome this morning at Castel Gandolfo #BorgoLaudatoSi to meet Cardinal Baggio and Fr Durantes, and see the Papal gardens and farm which will showcase Pope Francis’ commitment to the care of our common home.

Reflective time in the chapel of the Venerable English College English College Rome in Rome as I begin a four day pilgrimage with denominational church leaders from Norfolk and Waveney. Looking forward to being at Anglican Centre Rome later.

An excellent pilgrimage day at the Doria Pamphilj gallery, Anglican Centre Rome in Rome, the Jubilee Door and Apostle’s tomb at St Paul’s Outside the Walls, and conversations at The Pontifical Beda College .

It's been good to collaborate with Operation Noah on this valuable resource.

A rather arty photo on the Vatican website of Graham Usher and yours truly at this morning’s General Audience with Pope Leo XIV!

It was a joy yesterday, as part of an ecumenical church leaders’ pilgrimage, from Norfolk and Waveney, to greet Pope Francis and give him a bowl carved by Brian Wooden from a Diocese of Norwich yew tree. Yew is an ancient tree commonly found in English churchyards.

Ecumenical pilgrimage today included visiting the archaeological excavations of the necropolis under St Peter’s Basilica, praying at St Peter’s tomb, refugee memorial art, and excellent dialogue with Martin Browne OSB at the Dicastery for the Promotion of Christian Unity.

Our pilgrimage concludes with meeting staff at the Dicastery for Integral Human Development with migration and environmental issues being high priorities as we seek life in all its fullness for all. Then to the modern martyrs’ church of St Bartholomew on Tiber island.

On the eve of the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity this was a memorable pilgrimage with the Ecumenical Church Leaders Group from Norfolk and Waveney. Thanks to ⁦Martin Browne OSB⁩ ‘s organisation and warmth of hospitality. christianunity.va/content/unitac…

Hope you can join us for a fascinating evening talk. Nature and Climate, the Bishop of Norwich in conversation with Nick Acheson. Starts at 6:30pm on 13th March St Andrew's Church, Holt Tickets are £11.50, available on link below felbeckfundraiser.eventbrite.co.uk

Very good to be at Thornham in the Hunstanton and Saxon Shore Benefice this morning, reflecting on being the body of Christ today and praying that God will send them a new vicar. A warm and friendly congregation with lunch afterwards.

"Never shall I forget that night, the first night in camp, which has turned my life into one long night. Never shall I forget that smoke. Never shall I forget the little faces of the children, whose bodies I saw turned into wreaths of smoke beneath a silent blue sky.” - Wiesel

Spent part of today with the Norvic flock! Filming a piece about the Bishop’s Lent Appeal for the Norfolk Charity YANA - which does much to provide mental health support in our rural communities.

Pope Francis says that “bishops must be shepherds with the smell of the sheep”.