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- Archbishop of Kenya consecrates bishops to work in US
- Footballers and community support Rhys Jones’s family
- Warm memory of Greenbelt
- Girls’ Night In launches Caris magazine amid screams, cheers, and prayers
- New report: deacons should be seen as more distinctive
- Bishop edits good-news extra
- Mother Teresa’s papers confess 50-year ‘agony’
- Mobile masts in the clear
- No escape for churches
- A plan for children
- In the soup
- News in Brief
- Church of England secondaries triumph in A levels and GCSEs
- More study RE and score well
- Papal shadow over Romanian assembly
- Few have high hopes of Cyprus talks
- Relief
- Turks watchful as Gul elected
- Foreign news in Brief
- Question of the week
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 Archbishop of Kenya consecrates bishops to work in USTWO AMERICANS were consecrated bishop in Kenya yesterday, to serve congregations that have split from the Episcopal Church in the United States. |
 Footballers and community support Rhys Jones’s familySt Cuthbert’s, Croxteth Park, Liverpool, became for a while the centre of police operations when the Merseyside police conducted interviews there after... |
%231%23.jpg "© not advert") Warm memory of GreenbeltIT WAS DRY. It was warm. It was sunny. |
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 Girls’ Night In launches Caris magazine amid screams, cheers, and prayersA SATURDAY-night line-up that included music from a girl band, fashion photography, and free chocolate proved an irresistible draw for the launch of Caris... |
 New report: deacons should be seen as more distinctiveDEACONS, even those impatient to be priests, may be required by their bishop to spend longer than one year in the diaconate. |
 Bishop edits good-news extraA BISHOP was invited to guest-edit a local newspaper, after journalists told him that they found bad-news stories depressing. |
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Mother Teresa’s papers confess 50-year ‘agony’MOTHER TERESA had a crisis of faith throughout her 50 years of working among the poorest of the poor in Calcutta. |
Mobile masts in the clearTHE detrimental effects of the possible use of mobile phones to access pornography on the internet had to be balanced against the benefits of improved... |
No escape for churchesFires have devastated large areas of Greece over recent days. |
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A plan for childrenTHIS SUNDAY, before the new term starts, pastors should hold a parent, teacher, and pupil meeting, the Revd Jesse Jackson said in London this week. |
In the soupThe prophet Jonah adrift on the waves |
News in BriefCardinal leaves Amnesty International; Scorsese to film Westminster at Lincoln; corrections; in the sun |
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Church of England secondaries triumph in A levels and GCSEsCHURCH of England secondary schools were again among the highest scorers in league tables compiled from this summer’s A-level and GCSE results. |
More study RE and score wellA total of 171,123 students took GCSE examinations in religious studies this summer, a rise of 10,000 on last year. |
Papal shadow over Romanian assemblyTHE Bishop of London, the Rt Revd Richard Chartres, is heading a C of E delegation to the Third European Ecumenical Assembly, in Sibiu, Romania, from... |
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Few have high hopes of Cyprus talksTHE Cypriot President and the Turkish Cypriot leaderwill meet next Wednesday to discuss how the island’s two communities might take steps towards reunification... |
ReliefRelatives of the Taliban’s South Korean hostages learn on Tuesday of a deal. |
Turks watchful as Gul electedTURKEY’S political landscape was reshaped by the election on Tuesday of the Foreign Minister, Abdullah Gul, as President. |
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Foreign news in BriefUS lesbian stands for bishop; Vatican to fly its own pilgrims; Church seeks Ncube details; Puzzlement over ban on paper |
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