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Society of Pius X Catholics put in bid for C of E church in Manchester
Williams backs theology of environmental action
Why Lambeth 2008 had to look for a bail-out
Report tells of ‘terrifying’ world of asylum-seekers
Railway of the Cross planned
Petition asks Pope to visit Gaza Strip
Women-bishops committee named
News in brief
Sri Lankan bishops make plea
‘No more squeamishness’ says funding report
Altar relics found
Video hope for Iraq hostages
Scargill set for 'rebirth'
Community looks to future
Home news in brief
TAP: keep turning it on
All-Braille service held in London
US call to simplicity
Dr Freier criticised for invitation to Khatami
Young are welcomed to parliament
Shining through
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Society of Pius X Catholics put in bid for C of E church in ManchesterTHE Bishop of Manchester, the Rt Revd Nigel McCulloch, is understood to have “grave reservations” about the possible sale of a disused church in the... |
Williams backs theology of environmental actionTHEOLOGICAL REASONS for environmental action were set out by the Archbishop of Canterbury in a lecture in York Minster on Wednesday. |
Why Lambeth 2008 had to look for a bail-outFAILURES to face the true costs of last year’s £5.2-million Lambeth Conference are catalogued in a report published this week. |
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Report tells of ‘terrifying’ world of asylum-seekersA NEW REPORT sheds light on the world of rejected asylum-seekers who remain in Britain after their claims have been refused by the UK Border Authority... |
Railway of the Cross plannedTHE Stations of the Cross will have a literal dimension in Tywyn, Gwynedd, on Good Friday evening, when the Talyllyn Railway will be running a round-trip... |
Petition asks Pope to visit Gaza StripMORE THAN 1600 people had by midweek signed a petition calling on Pope Benedict XVI to visit the Gaza Strip during his stay in the Holy Land in May. |
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Women-bishops committee namedTHE membership of the Revision Committee for the draft legislation to enable women to be consecrated to the episcopate was announced on Wednesday. |
News in briefConference postponed after Dalai Lama barred; Recession hits Russian Orthodox Church; Christian Aid accuses companies of tax-avoidance; Corrections: Last... |
Sri Lankan bishops make pleaFIVE bishops in Sri Lanka issued a statement this week expressing their extreme concern for the “deteriorating plight of civilians” trapped in the northern... |
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‘No more squeamishness’ says funding reportTHE PROSPECT of better access to state funding for churches and other faith groups was floated in a new report this week. |
Altar relics foundVISITORS to the British Museum will be able to pray in front of a 12th-century portable altar, which has been found to contain 39 saints’ relics. |
Video hope for Iraq hostagesA VIDEO of a British hostage, held in Iraq with four others for nearly two years, has been received by the British Embassy there. |
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Scargill set for 'rebirth'THE community and conference centre at Scargill House in Wharfedale, North Yorkshire, which announced last year that it was to close, looks set for a... |
Community looks to futureTHE Benedictine community of monks and nuns formerly based at Burford Priory, in Oxfordshire, is to relocate to a custom-built environmentally friendly... |
Home news in briefArchbishop’s tribute to Jade Goody; Hoteliers to be sued; Cathedrals in the dark on Saturday; Government proposes ‘interfaith week’; Church backs learning... |
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TAP: keep turning it onPASSIONTIDE begins on Sunday, but there is still plenty of time to send a donation to the Church Times’s unique Lenten appeal for the Train-A-Priest... |
All-Braille service held in LondonABOUT 400 blind, partially sighted, and fully sighted people congregated in St Martin-in-the-Fields, in London, on Saturday to celebrate the bicentenary... |
US call to simplicityONE out of every ten workers in the United States will be out of work by the end of this year, the Bishops of the Episcopal Church have warned. |
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Dr Freier criticised for invitation to KhatamiTHE Archbishop of Melbourne, Dr Philip Freier, has responded to Jewish criticism of his invitation to the former President of Iran, Mohammad Khatami... |
Young are welcomed to parliamentONE THOUSAND young Australians, aged between 15 and 30, will be encouraged to attend the Parliament of the World’s Religions that takes place in Melbourne... |
Shining throughThe setting sun illuminates a crucifix on the rood screen at Holy Trinity, Barsham, Suffolk last Friday. |
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