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150:. He resigned as Archbishop in June of that year, while remaining in post as Bishop of Llandaff until August thus permitting his participation in the election of the new archbishop - but as the illness made certain tasks, such as handwriting, difficult, he decided to retire altogether. 204:
Pastorally Simon had excellent communication skills with children but was somewhat less at ease with adolescents. His forthright expression commended itself however to university students and gained him considerable popularity (see Rowan Williams in "Sources").
197:, whose suitability to fill the Archbishopric Simon had questioned on the grounds that Morris was a monoglot English speaker and could not communicate in Welsh. At an earlier date Simon had criticised the ceremonial attached to the 518: 89:
was a resident student there in 1932, and touchingly, would go on addressing Simon as "Dear Warden" in letters to him even when he was Archbishop. In 1939 he was appointed warden of
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doubles as a parish church. As Dean, Simon was largely responsible for the reconstruction of the war-damaged nave of the cathedral, commissioning
135:, notably on one occasion refusing to join in an ovation for a priest who had done a great deal to foster devotion in the Church in Wales to the 189:
Simon's remarks concerning the way bishops were elected in the Church in Wales earned him criticism from Carl Witton-Davies and a satire in the
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in 1961 by the writer and broadcaster Aneurin Talfan Davies. Relations became tense with the then archbishop, the English-born
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Williams, Rowan, "Simon, (William) Glyn Hughes", Oxford Dictionary of National Biography (Oxford University Press), 2004–2012
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in 1953, Simon developed a sympathy for the Welsh language and for the architecture of the Welsh countryside. Translated to
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The Origins of the Church in Wales, and her History up to the Reformation (Welsh Church Congress),1953.
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Simon accepted several public positions, for periods holding the post of President of the
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A New History of the Church in Wales: Governance and Ministry, Theology and Society
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Simon's public interventions include his vigorous stance at the time of the
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in 1968, he held the post only until 1971, when he retired, suffering from
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transl. of J. Danielou, The Ministry of Women in the Early Church, 1961.
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Rogers, B, 2007, 2nd. ed. The Man Who Went into the West, London, Aurum
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over a visiting South African cricket team) and nuclear disarmament.
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In 1931 Simon became warden of the Church Hostel at
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in 1928, being appointed to the parish of St Paul's
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Index

Archbishop of Wales
Swansea
David Lewis Prosser
Archbishop of Wales
Christ College, Brecon
Jesus College, Oxford
Greats
St Stephen's House, Oxford
Chester Cathedral
Crewe
Bangor
R. S. Thomas
St Michael's College, Llandaff
Dean of Llandaff
Llandaff
Llandaff Cathedral
Epstein
Christ in Majesty
Bishop of Swansea and Brecon
Llandaff
Anglo-Catholicism
Virgin Mary
Archbishop of Wales
Parkinson's disease
Aberfan disaster
Dafydd Iwan
eirenic
Bernard Lovell
Jodrell Bank Observatory
apartheid

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