His Grace The Right Reverend Ryan Cleminson

Cert. P. Min., KCSJ

Primate & Presiding Bishop

Diocesan Bishop of The United Kingdom

Vice Dean of Seminary

Web Administrator

Ryan was consecrated in January of 2017 by The Most Reverend Barry Frier. Ryan resides in South-West Wales with his husband. He spends a lot of time working in the community representing them on various issues such as homelessness and is a vociferous campaigner for people with Autism, ADHD and Asperger's. 

He also works very closely with the LGBTQIA2S+ community. He has also influenced legislation at both Welsh Government, Scottish Government and also the Irish Government and Westminster Government. He often writes to Ministers raising a number of very important issues on behalf of Parishioners. He has recently raised issues such as job losses at Tata Steel, and other companies  He is an advocate of additional learning needs and disability rights and social injustice, he has often written to many newspapers about the matter. The Primate of the Liberal Catholic Church of Saint Stephens can be contacted on mostreverendryan@yahoo.com

The Rt Rev Barry Rathbone

DD(hons) Adv Dip. P. Min, KGCSJ(OM)

Diocesan Bishop of Dorset & The Mediterranean

Dean of Seminary

Titular Bishop of Melita (Malta) & Patmos

To contact +Barry please either use our Contact page or email him on bishopcsji@gmail.com

Bishop Barry comes to us after leading another jurisdiction, (the ICSJ), for over 30 years, and brings a wealth of experience with him. He will now oversee the running of our seminary, as he is a qualified adult educator/lecturer & is currently constructing our new programmes/study formats in line with the UK QCF and Higher Education formulae.

Until early retirement resulting in a spinal disability, he was a mental health matron in both the NHS & private care providers, skills that he puts to use in his ministry to both his local community/social media.

+Barry said: "I was humbled to be invited by our Primate to join the 'team' in LCCSSI as Bishop of both Dorset & the Med, especially as that includes Malta, my sacred and much loved extra 'home'. 

We are living in exceptional times of disharmony and pain and my ministry is to encourage all to find a spiritual 'home' in, with and for God through a personal relationship with Jesus. 

You are assured of my humble service and devotion to God AND each and everyone of you, to help you find God, wherever you are."

Reverend Morgan N Frank

Cert. P. Min, KSJ

Chaplain to the Primate

Chancellor of the LCCSSI 

Seminary Senior Tutor

Fr Morgan is a vital part of our 'team' in LCCSSI, not only as Chancellor with responsibility for welcoming in new clergy partners, and for his vital work with the Swedish 'queer' community and all people with HIV/AIDS, but also because he has a phenomenal, God given gift as creator of the most stunning church vestments and icons (artistic images of the Holy Family and saints which many people use as devotional items in their prayer life).

He says:

Hi!

My name is Morgan and live in a village named Delsbo in Sweden! My work is based on being a servant to my fellow men and women of God's creation.

When I celebrate the sacraments I am doing His bidding! I am also a clerical vestment maker! I make most of the liturgical items needed in a church. I also work with refugees, & have a deep heart within support inside the LGBTQIA2S+ community as well, where I have been working mainly with different aspects of HIV care.

If you wish to contact Reverend Morgan then you can through our contact page or by emailing him direct at:

revmorgannormanfrank@gmail.com

Rt Reverend Jamie Rodgers

Bishop of The The Philippines

Bishop Jamie Rodgers joins The LCCSSI after the previous church he was with disbanded.

++Ryan and he had already spoken about collaborating on a previous project. He takes up the role as Bishop of the The Philippines and works very closely with the veterans community there, having previously served in the Airforce himself.

He can contacted through our Contacts Page

Reverend Andrew Cass KSJ

Reverend Andrew Cass joins the LCCSSI and heads up our parish in Wakefeld, Leeds, Dewsbury, and Central Bradford where he runs street kitchens feeding the homeless, and supports those on low incomes. The majority of the food is paid for out of Andrew's own pocket.

As a result of his extensive ministries within his local community, +Barry (Grand Master and Abbot of the Order) has elevated him to become a Knight of The Holy Order of the Knights of Saints John the Divine & Mary of Magdala (The OSJ for short).

Reverend Andrew can be contacted on reverend.andrew.cass@gmail.com

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