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Bishop: I honour the fallen, not war
Green campaigners demand government action
Vatican wants sentence on Iraqi dictator commuted
Jefferts Schori begins with shalom offer
Iraqi archaeologist quits after threats
Battersea vicar causes stir by remarks about Global South
Social-skill gap for UK youngsters
Rome itinerary set out
Vaccine bond on sale
Protesters whistle forsight of goal
News in Brief
Mixed group gathers to plan 2008 agenda
Staged
Herft links Sydney and mufti
Sparkling again: Fulham Palace
Father speaks of forgiveness
Flying the flag
Conservatives to meet at Lambeth
Club prays amid clean sheets
Campaigners address bishops
Christmas stamp for 2006
Christian singer let out of jail
Builders mate
Asylum rules leave rejects 'penniless’
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![]() Bishop: I honour the fallen, not warTHE Church’s official presence at Remembrance Day ceremonies does not mean that it supports war, the Bishop of Manchester said this week. |
![]() Green campaigners demand government actionON THE EVE of this week’s United Nations climate-change conference, the Bishop of Liverpool has challenged the Government to tackle climate change. |
![]() Vatican wants sentence on Iraqi dictator commutedCHURCH LEADERS have called for the death sentence on the former Iraqi President, Saddam Hussein, to be commuted. |
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![]() Jefferts Schori begins with shalom offerDR Katharine Jefferts Schori officially began her nine-year term as the Episcopal Church’s 26th Presiding Bishop last Saturday. |
![]() Iraqi archaeologist quits after threatsTHE former chairman of the State Board of Antiquities and Heritage in Iraq, Dr Donny George, has been forced to flee because of religious persecution... |
![]() Battersea vicar causes stir by remarks about Global SouthA VICAR of a south-London parish explained this week why he asked for the tape-recorder to be turned off to talk about supporting the Global South. |
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Social-skill gap for UK youngstersYOUNG PEOPLE with better-off parents are succeeding in Britain’s service economy while the poor are being left further behind than ever |
Rome itinerary set outDETAILS were released this week of the Archbishop of Canterbury’s forthcoming five-day visit to Rome. |
Vaccine bond on saleGOVERNMENT AID is being diverted into a new scheme that pays five-per-cent interest to international investors. |
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Protesters whistle forsight of goalCHURCHGOERS across the UK will be asked next year to send a postcard to the Government, about the Millennium Development Goals. |
News in BriefShorter news stories |
Mixed group gathers to plan 2008 agendaTHIRTY REPRESENTATIVES are meeting in London this week to set the agenda for the 2008 Lambeth Conference. |
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StagedDean of Hereford's crash |
Herft links Sydney and muftiTHE ARCHBISHOP of Perth, the Most Revd Roger Herft, has linked Sydney diocese’s recent rejection of women priests to comments made by a Muslim cleric... |
Sparkling again: Fulham PalaceFulham Palace, the residence of the Bishops of London for more than 1300 years until 1975, was reopened yesterday. |
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Father speaks of forgivenessA SUSSEX CLERIC has stressed the importance of forgiveness after a vicious, unprovoked attack on his son |
Flying the flagFlying the flag: the Prince of Wales completed his tour of Pakistan last week with a visit to three different places of worship, and a meeting with three... |
Conservatives to meet at LambethLAMBETH PALACE confirmed on Wednesday that the Archbishop of Canterbury is to meet conservative archbishops at Lambeth this month. |
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Club prays amid clean sheetsTHE POWER of prayer in the Premiership should never be underestimated — even when it takes place in the club laundry room. |
Campaigners address bishopsCatholic Women’s Ordination (CWO) has linked up with the Anglican group WATCH (Women and the Church) to send a joint letter to the Bishops of their two... |
Christmas stamp for 2006Santa Claus is as religious as the Christmas stamps get this year. |
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Christian singer let out of jailAN ERITREAN gospel singer, Helen Berhane, was released from prison last week, writes Pat Ashworth. She had been jailed without trial in May 2004 after... |
Builders mateThe actor Brad Pitt joined forces with a former US President, Jimmy Carter, last week to build homes in India as part of a Habitat for Humanity project... |
Asylum rules leave rejects 'penniless’GOVERNMENT POLICY on refused asylum-seekers is forcing thousands into abject poverty, say two reports |
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