The Arch deacon Silly billy, in charge of actual vicarages when he lives in a pokey little flat
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The Arch deacon Silly billy, in charge of actual vicarages when he lives in a pokey little flat
In an inner city back street. Didn't he refuse a vicarage himself ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dennis tanner
Yes, he did .. was made to feel guilty as so many other folk do not have a home and he would have had to leave neighbours and friendsQuote:
Originally Posted by LouiseP
What exactly is Leanne living on? Simon's earnings from the chip shop?
And what about being near his parishioners in a Vicarage which is usually next to the church ....or don't they count ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Perdita
He doesn't have a church or parishioners. He is not a vicar, he's an archdeacon.Quote:
Originally Posted by LouiseP
He was only made an archdeacon recently. Wasn't he a vicar up until then with a church? That was why he was offered a vicarage and turned it down .Quote:
Originally Posted by parkerman
He was offered the house after he became an archdeacon.Quote:
Originally Posted by LouiseP
I seem to remember when we first met Billy, was he not living next to his church, but moved out of that house to keep his personal life more private? - Then again maybe I am imagining this, or making it up..Quote:
Originally Posted by parkerman
I can't remember, but I know he was offered a house to go with his job as archdeacon because Paul was very excited about it and then very unhappy when Billy turned it down.Quote:
Originally Posted by Son of Cain