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Following his announcement as the next Bishop of Burnley, Rev. Dr Joe Kennedy has sent this new YouTube video message to parishes and schools across Lancashire.<br/><br/>The special message comes after a full and busy day last Friday for the Bishop-Designate, beginning with the formal announcement at Burnley Faith Centre.<br/><br/>The Bishop then visited Blackburn Cathedral for more introductions with civic, community and faith leaders.<br/>
Following his announcement as the next Bishop of Burnley, Rev. Dr Joe Kennedy has sent this new YouTube video message to parishes and schools across Lancashire.<br/><br/>The special message comes after a full and busy day last Friday for the Bishop-Designate, beginning with the formal announcement at Burnley Faith Centre.<br/><br/>The Bishop then visited Blackburn Cathedral for more introductions with civic, community and faith leaders.<br/>
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