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28May

Every bishop has a motto

Every bishop has a motto. Chosen at the time of their episcopal consecration, these words often reflect the heart of their ministry, spirituality and mission.

In this new series, the Bishops of Scotland share the meaning behind their episcopal mottos.

We begin with Bishop Brian McGee, whose motto is: “Abide in me as I in you.”

Taken from the Gospel of St John at the Last Supper, Bishop Brian reflects on what it means to remain rooted in Christ, to live in communion with Him, and to allow that love to flow outward in service of others.

Watch now as Bishop Brian shares the inspiration behind the words that continue to shape his ministry.

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