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Primates' Meeting: Primates hold together, and issue a challenge to the US
Primates' Meeting: Primates hold together, and issue a challenge to the US
Primates' meeting: Responses
Primates' meeting: The communiqué, the Covenant and fallout
UK blamed for 15% of carbon output
Not there yet, say authors of IARCCUM report
Love life, live Lent — and laugh, texts suggest
Wake-up call
Dance at the cathedral
From the ashes
Please help train a priest
Immigrants suffer, says RC report
Londoners march against gun crime
Conference hears of Iraqi gay persecution
Briefs
S. Carolina asks wary dioceses to reconsider
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Primates' Meeting: Primates hold together, and issue a challenge to the USSPECULATION about the long-term future of Anglicanism persists this week, despite apparent agreement among the Primates at the end of their five-day... |
Primates' Meeting: Primates hold together, and issue a challenge to the USSPECULATION about the long-term future of Anglicanism persists this week, despite apparent agreement among the Primates at the end of their five-day... |
Primates' meeting: ResponsesTHE CANADIAN PRIMATE, the Most Revd Andrew Hutchison, described the outcome of the Tanzania meeting as the best that could have been achieved. |
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Primates' meeting: The communiqué, the Covenant and falloutIN ITS PREAMBLE, the final communiqué says that the Tanzania meeting had been convened in “an atmosphere of mutual graciousness”. |
UK blamed for 15% of carbon outputBRITAIN could be responsible for up to 15 per cent of the total production of greenhouse gasses in the world, says a new Christian Aid report. |
Not there yet, say authors of IARCCUM reportPRESS SPECULATION had, “sadly, much exaggerated” the significance of a report from IARCCUM, its co-chairmen said this week. |
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Love life, live Lent — and laugh, texts suggestTHE MESSAGE that laughter is good for the soul is coming from various parts of the Church of England this Lent. |
Wake-up callCampaigners from Church Action on Poverty and local churches and charities gathered at Manchester Piccadilly station on Monday. |
Dance at the cathedralA performer on a float in the shape of Notre-Dame Cathedral in the carnival at Rio de Janeiro on Sunday. |
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From the ashesA giant cross, carved from a burnt alpine ash from an area devastated recently by bushfires, was the centrepiece for an Ash Wednesday service held outside... |
Please help train a priestONCE AGAIN we ask our readers to dip into their pockets and purses. |
Immigrants suffer, says RC reportTHE poor living conditions experienced in London by many new Roman Catholic immigrants are revealed in research carried out for the Church by the Von... |
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Londoners march against gun crimeA WALK for Peace past places in south London where young people have been murdered in the past month was due to take place last night. |
Conference hears of Iraqi gay persecutionAN Iraqi gay-rights campaigner, Ali Hilli, received a standing ovation at a conference on faith, homophobia, and human rights in London on Saturday. |
BriefsTwo new suffragans named; David Cameron hopes for church-school place; Campaign organised for threatened migrant |
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S. Carolina asks wary dioceses to reconsiderTHE standing committee of the diocese of South Carolina has written to all the dioceses in the Episcopal Church in the United States. |
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