Remembrance Sunday Westminster Abbey; Administration of Commemoration and Thanksgiving on Remembrance Sunday was held at Westminster Abbey on Sunday 10 November 2019.

 

The administration was gone to by the Lord Mayor of Westminster and Deputy High Steward, Councilor Lindsey Hall; and Councilors of the City of Westminster just as: Major General Robert Magowan CB CBE speaking to the Royal Navy; Lieutenant General Nicholas Pope CBE, Deputy Chief of the General Staff, speaking to the Army; Air Marshal Mike Wigston CBE, Deputy Commander Capability, speaking to the Royal Air Force; the Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, Cressida Dick CBE QPM; Mr Chris Watson speaking to the Merchant Navy and Fishing Fleet; and Captain John Towell speaking to the Merchant Air Service.

 

 

 

The huge gathering included officials and evaluations of the Royal Navy, officials and different positions of the British Army and the Royal Air Force, individuals from formally dressed and numerous different associations, and individuals from general society.

 

The administration was led by the Dean of Westminster, the Very Reverend Dr John Hall who said in his Bidding:

 

On this day, when we mark the centennial of the Armistice that finished the Great War, we recollect before God all who kicked the bucket in that and the Second World War and in the numerous universal clashes since 1945.

 

 

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With thanksgiving we review the administration people offered and the penances they made. We recollect before God all individuals, in the non military personnel and furnished administrations and at home, who kicked the bucket, or who today endure the impacts of battle. We review with contrition the damaging impacts of war on people, their families and their countries. We appeal to God for when such penance may never again be required.

 

 

We say thanks to God for the opportunities we appreciate. What’s more, we ask that people may consistently be discovered who serve the extraordinary reason for equity and harmony. We devote ourselves again this day to building a world wherein prosper charitableness and temperance.

 

 

Remembrance Sunday Westminster Abbey

 

The Lord Mayor of Westminster read Isaiah 65: 17, 19-22, 24-end, and the Reverend Anthony Ball, Canon in Residence, read Romans 8: 31-35, 37-end.

 

 

 

The administration was sung by the Choir of Westminster Abbey led by James O’Donnell, Organist and Master of the Choristers. The organ was played by Matthew Jorysz, Assistant Organist, and before the administration by Alexander Hamilton, Organ Scholar.