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As he approaches retirement, Bishop Julian’s Deanery visits are an opportunity for him to say farewell to people from across the Diocese, at the church of each Area Dean.
There is an open invitation to people of ALL parishes in each Deanery area to any of the services; plus anyone else who would like to attend and take this opportunity to say farewell to the Bishop.
Tuesday 5 July - 5pm: Service at Blackburn Cathedral
For more details and the full list of Deanery visits click here.
Meanwhile, don't forget that Bishop Julian's final Farewell Service at Blackburn Cathedral is on July 16 at 2pm.
The service is open to everyone, but the Cathedral would appreciate knowing numbers to help with planning. You can book via Eventbrite here, but if you are able to turn up on the day that's fine too.