Using our RSS Feeds

What is RSS?

Many web sites are now using RSS to enable visitors to keep up to date with news and developments.  We have an RSS feed set up on our Newscasts, so if you are subscribed to our feed then you can quickly and easily see which articles are new and which ones you've already read.

What do I need?

All you need to use RSS feeds is an RSS reader.  Which one you use will depend partly on what sort of computer you use and partly on your own preferences as to how you like to read RSS feeds.  There are programs that you can download which will manage your RSS feed subscriptions, and these will normally download the latest articles to your computer, allowing you to read them much the same as you might read e-mails.  There are also online RSS readers, which can be accessed from any computer.  Some web browsers also include an RSS reader, so that you can keep an eye on your subscriptions while you are surfing the web.  Below you will find a brief list of some of the options available.

Subscribe to our RSS feeds

There are several different ways to subscribe to our RSS feed and stay up to date on diocesan news, depending on which system you are using.  Normal practice is to either click the button, drag the RSS button into your browser or RSS reader, or copy the URL of the RSS button link into your RSS reader.

• News articles - what's going on in our diocese
• What we do - extracts from The Month
• Bishop's speeches - transcripts of speeches and sermons given by Bishop John
• Comings and Goings - notifications of clergy coming to or leaving posts in our diocese
• Clergy vacancies - all of the vacancies below
  • Clergy vacancies in Barking - current clergy vacancies in the Barking Area
  • Clergy vacancies in Bradwell - current clergy vacancies in the Bradwell Area
  • Clergy vacancies in Colchester - current clergy vacancies in the Colchester Area