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Vatican publishes text of Anglicanorum Coetibus

THE Apostolic Constitution An­glican­orum Coetibus and the Com­ple­mentary Norms that provide for Personal Ordinariates for Anglicans entering into full...

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Cornish group proposes Christian prison

A PROJECT to build a prison based on Christian principles has won the backing of several denominations in Cornwall.

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US deacon tells of Newman ‘miracle’

AN “ORDINARY GUY” with a serious spinal condition was told by a surgeon that he was “on the brink of collapse”.

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Christian ethos does not raise standards in schools, says report

THE part played by religion and the per­formance of Christian-sponsored academies came under the spotlight this week

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New Inter Faith Week catches imagination

THE Communities Secretary, John Denham, launched the first national Inter Faith Week yesterday

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Ugandans clarify view on gay Bill

THE Church of the Province of Uganda says it “does not yet have an official position” on the country’s proposed Anti-Homosexuality Bill

Damage to St George’s worse than was thought, says White

THE damage caused to St George’s, Baghdad, by the twin suicide-bombings in the city last month is more serious than it was believed to be at the time...

Episcopal agency to help after El Salvador flooding

THE Episcopal Church in the United States is working with its partner organisations in El Salvador to de­ter­mine its response to the dev­astating flooding...

Foreign news in brief

No deal on tax avoidance to help world’s poor; Japanese politician attacks ‘self-righteous’ Christianity; Thousands visit Calvin exhibition;

South Africa: Makgoba ‘shocked’ at murder of Anglican priest

THE Archbishop of Cape Town, the Most Revd Thabo Makgoba, has expressed his horror at the murder of an Anglican priest

Adam and Eve comic-stripped

“CRUMB has chronicled our basest desires for 40 years"

Stockholm’s new lesbian Bishop is consecrated

THE new Bishop of Stock­holm, the Rt Revd Eva Brunne, was con­secrated in the Church of Sweden on Sunday

Remembrance in pictures

Various images of how Rembrance Day was observed this year

Race to become first carbon-neutral church

TWO churches have joined the race to become the first carbon-neutral congregations in the Church of England.

Unite on policing, NI politicians told

THE new Chief Constable of the Police Service in Northern Ireland, Matt Baggott, met the leaders of the four main Churches in Northern Ireland earlier...

Dublin exiles

A SERVICE to mark Reformation Day was held at the end of last month in a Dublin hotel by Orange­men from the city and Co. Wicklow.

Conspicuous absence

Flowers have been left in the churchyard of St Martin’s, Dorking, in memory of an albino squirrel

‘I changed my mind about women’

THE NEW Bishop of Peterborough is to be the Ven. Donald Allister, at present the Archdeacon of Chester.

Transsexual’s play sells out

IT WASN’T quite Jerry Springer — the Opera all over again, although it did involve some of the same protesters.

Community service

The Princess Royal was in Slough, in Berkshire, at the end of last month to open St George’s, Britwell

London school’s post

THE diocese of London’s new Direc­tor of Education is to be the Revd Dr Howard Worsley.

Jewish school judgment reserved

THE Supreme Court last month heard an appeal by the governing body and admissions panel of JFS, formerly the Jewish Free School

C of E continues to probe Indian mining company

A MEMBER of the Church of England’s Ethical Investment Advisory Group (EIAG) is to fly to India to challenge the Indian mining company Vedanta

Trustees explain St Luke’s sale

A TRUSTEES’ report presented to the annual general meeting of St Luke’s Hospital for the Clergy last month has explained the combina­tion of factors that...

Airborne

Image of celebrations for the turning on of the new Christmas lights at St Paul's

Home news in brief

Bonhoeffer plaque; Bishop Stephen Verney dies; Black Pentecostal pioneer dies; Agency’s new CEO; Praise for Mothers’ Union;

Apostolic Constitution and Norms: what they say

Full text at www.churchtimes.co.uk. Here are the main points:

Personal Ordinariates for Anglicans entering into full communion with the Catholic...

Winner

Laurence Kilsby, 11, is the Radio 2 Chorister of the Year.

Cameron: My C of E faith

THE Leader of the Opposition, David Cam­eron, has described himself as having a “fairly classic Church of England faith”



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