This weeks photograph has been sent to newsletter@wymondhamrcchurch.org.uk by a member of our congregation (who wishes to remain anonymous). I think I have worked it out, have you?
The photograph was of the crucifix which hangs on the wall above the alter.
This week's photograph is above, I'm sure that some of you have used it.
This mystery photograph was the fogging machine that is used to disinfect all the surfaces after each service. The full picture is of the stewards with the fogging machine and the rest of the cleaning kit that is used to keep everybody safe.
Last week's mystery photograph was taken in the FEPOW chapel and it is of an ammunition shell. It is now part of the display in the chapel and is being used as a vase for poppies,
Can you guess what it was and what it is now ?
This week's photograph is above, I have included the whole photograph, do you know whereabouts it is in church ?
This mystery photograph was taken in the sacristy. and the crucifix is hanging on the wall, if you look carefully you can see it from the church through the door at the right of the altar. The crucifix was used during the Easter celebrations.
This week’s mystery photograph was very appropriate for the month of June, as it was the foot of the statue of the Sacred Heart.
This week's photograph is above, I noticed this when I was searching for items for this feature. It is in fact one of two similar items that you may have noticed.
It is of a cross on the side of the church hall. There is one on the side of the hall facing the church and another one facing the road. The cross in in blue bricks contrasting with the red bricks of the hall.
I was supposed to find that there are a few of these around the church
It is the carving in the legs of the stool,. There are a few of these stools in the church that have the carving on them.
Last week's mystery photograph related to FEPOW and is the piece of rail that is displayed in the FEPOW chapel.
I was caught in the process of photographing this week mystery photograph. The person who caught me said that she had never noticed the particular item, never mind the the cross in the corner. Perhaps you are more observant. As all the others, a full picture will be in next week's newsletter.
The sculpture is in the recess at the right hand side of the church near the altar. It is located in an area that not a lot of people go part.
Last week's mystery photograph was the stone located on the floor of the Narthex underneath the Ambry. If you don't know what an Ambry is, then there is an article in the "Points of Interest in our Church" section of the website. Click on Holy Oils Ambry — Our Lady and St Thomas of Canterbury (wymondhamrcchurch.org.uk) for more detail.
Last week's mystery photograph was obvious for those that used to attend Mass in Attleborough, as its the cross on the outside of the Baptist church were Mass used to be celebrated before the COVID crisis. Hopefully, it won't be too long before it is held there again.
This weeks is not such a difficult one but is a central part of the church
Following Easter the series of Mystery Photographs has restarted with this cross. Can you workout where it is located in church?
Its the cross on the top of the Hymn board
This weeks photograph is more appropriate for this week.
It was of course the lower section of the 2020 Paschal candle.
This week's photograph is above, I was really surprised by the details of the carving when I looked at this photograph.
Last week's mystery photograph was the stool under the lectern which can be seen in this photograph. The stool looks to have been a part of the communion rail which was is now located in the FEPOW chapel. Each side of the stool has a different carving.
And this week's photograph is somewhat different.
This week's mystery photograph is the roving Live Stream camera used by our YouTube channel which enables you to join in the services from home.
I expect that this is what most people in the parish miss the most.
The mystery photograph was of course the foot petals of the organ which you can see in the photograph above, taken during the Incardination of Fr Denis. The organ is the one of the left of the picture.
I have been told that the last two were easy ones, so this week's should be more of a challenge, although you will have walked past it many times
Last week’s mystery photograph was the rim on the carving of Our Lady in the Narthex.
This week's is not as dominant but you will have walked past it every time you enter church. Fr Denis told me on Sunday he has already guessed it.
The mystery photograph was the bottom of the carving of St. Thomas of Canterbury that is in the Narthex, the inscription on the carving is from Ecclesiastes 3:1
The mystery object is the stool beside the Celebrant’s Chair in the sanctuary. I have been told by Fr. Denis that it is a lot easier than the previous one.
God, of thy goodness, give me Thyself; for Thou art enough for me, and I can ask for nothing less that can be full honour to Thee. And if I ask anything that is less, ever Shall I be in want, for only in Thee have I all.