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Video of Episcopal Ordination & Installation
The Episcopal Ordination (Consecration) of Bishop-Elect Reverend Justin Duckworth and his Installation (Enthronement) as 11th Bishop of Wellington took place in the Wellington Cathedral of St Paul, on
Saturday 30 June 2012 at 1.30pm.
Episcopal Ordination Bulletin and Photo Story
Wellington greets Bishop Justin and other stories... follow the link | Episcopal Ordination Bulletin >
Follow the link for a wonderful photo story of the Episcopal Ordination and Installation of Justin Duckworth | Photo Story >
Thanks to Jay Berryman for these wonderful photos.
Order of Service
For a copy of Saturday's Order of Service click here:
Video of Episcopal Ordination
Tips on Watching the Recording
If you have problems with watching the recordings due to the video starting and stopping and so becomes too annoying to watch - maybe you're having "buffering" problems. Try this and see if it helps.
When you click on a link to a video the first thing you should see is "Loading..." or "Buffering..." or a circle of lines rotating. You should also see the control set so the video will play. Like the VCR, the button looks like two vertical lines. That's your cue that clicking on the control will pause the video. Go ahead and do that right away. Then the control will change to a triangle pointing to the right like an arrow -- same as the VCR's "play" button.
At that point you should start to see a grey line start to grow from left to right next to the controls. That line is showing you how much of the video had been downloaded to your computer. Computer geeks call that "buffering." There's a black bold vertical line / control that slides from left to right. That control shows how much of the video you've played. You can slide it back and forth along the line – rewind / fast forward.
The secret to avoiding choppy videos is to get enough of the video "buffered" so that it plays without interruption. Your Internet connection may be too slow to allow you to watch the video until the whole thing has been buffered. It may take a while, but it's worth the wait.
After the whole video has been buffered, it's time to click the "play" button and enjoy!
The Episcopal Ordination (Consecration) of Bishop-Elect Reverend Justin Duckworth and his Installation (Enthronement) as 11th Bishop of Wellington took place in the Wellington Cathedral of St Paul, on
Saturday 30 June 2012 at 1.30pm.
Episcopal Ordination Bulletin and Photo Story
Wellington greets Bishop Justin and other stories... follow the link | Episcopal Ordination Bulletin >
Follow the link for a wonderful photo story of the Episcopal Ordination and Installation of Justin Duckworth | Photo Story >
Thanks to Jay Berryman for these wonderful photos.
Order of Service
For a copy of Saturday's Order of Service click here:
Ordination Order of Servicepdf 1MB
Ordination Order of Service - web copy
Video of Episcopal Ordination
| Follow the links below: |
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Tips on Watching the Recording
If you have problems with watching the recordings due to the video starting and stopping and so becomes too annoying to watch - maybe you're having "buffering" problems. Try this and see if it helps.
When you click on a link to a video the first thing you should see is "Loading..." or "Buffering..." or a circle of lines rotating. You should also see the control set so the video will play. Like the VCR, the button looks like two vertical lines. That's your cue that clicking on the control will pause the video. Go ahead and do that right away. Then the control will change to a triangle pointing to the right like an arrow -- same as the VCR's "play" button.
At that point you should start to see a grey line start to grow from left to right next to the controls. That line is showing you how much of the video had been downloaded to your computer. Computer geeks call that "buffering." There's a black bold vertical line / control that slides from left to right. That control shows how much of the video you've played. You can slide it back and forth along the line – rewind / fast forward.The secret to avoiding choppy videos is to get enough of the video "buffered" so that it plays without interruption. Your Internet connection may be too slow to allow you to watch the video until the whole thing has been buffered. It may take a while, but it's worth the wait.
After the whole video has been buffered, it's time to click the "play" button and enjoy!
No reira waiho ko te aroha o Te Matua Kaha Rawa hei korowai mou.
May the love of Almighty God enfold you!
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