Le 26 février 2012 - Un garçon est fait évêque Timothée : Owen-Burke bisous la croix tenue par le Rév. Morse-Boycott, durant la cérémonie de son initiation en tant que garçon d'Évêque. Un garçon est nommé évêque - pendant 23 jours : à l'âge de 13 ans, Timothy a été fait Owen-Burks un garçon évêque selon le siècle-vieille-personnalisés et des cérémonies, à Sainte Marie-de-the-Angel Song School, Addlestone, Surrey, célèbre comme un internat produisant des choristes connu comme ''Angela'',et dirigée par le révérend Desmond, un Morse-Boycott causant de la Premiere

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• Dimensions: 4308 x 5577 px | 36,5 x 47,2 cm | 14,4 x 18,6 inches | 300dpi
• Date de la prise de vue: 26 février 2012
• Photographe: KEYSTONE Pictures USA

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Feb. 26, 2012 - A Boy Bishop Is Made: Timothy Owen-Burke kisses the cross held for him by the Rev. Morse-Boycott, during the ceremony of his initiation as Boy Bishop. A Boy Is Made A Bishop - For 23 Days: Thirteen-year-old Timothy Owen-Burks was made a Boy Bishop according to the centuries-old-custom and ceremonies, at St. Mary-of-the-Angel Song School, Addlestone, Surrey, famous as a boarding school producing choristers known as ''Angela'', and run by the Rev. Desmond Morse-Boycott, a causing of the Premiere. Annually the boys elect one of their number -he must however be able to get into the vestments, have a good voice and be of the very best character - for the ceremony and succeeding engagements which last until Holy Innocents Day. His only reward other than a spiritual one, is a golden guinea, and that of his chaplain or runner up in the voting, half-a-guinea. The origins of having Boy Bishops at Christmastime is ancient. The ceremonies and subsequent engagements were very elaborate and surrounded by veneration by the populace. Henry VIII made a Declaration that Boy Bishops should be elected, sit in thrones and reveals that he probably delivered a Sermon. As early as 1262, St. Paul's Cathedral records show that there was a Boy bishop. Out of his vestments, the bishop is just an ordinary schoolboy: in them he receives from his fellow pupils, the respect that his temporary high office requires. (Credit Image: Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS)

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