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Blair: British media have a dangerous ignorance of faith
Live with each other, Lutherans urged
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Priest given dream job of ‘first’ chaplain to conservation area
Sculpture made from wire coat-hangers
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Europe not defined by religion, PM tells Turkey
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Saxbee slates new Bill
Keeping Thought for the Day for main faiths is ‘misguided’
Television presenter backs VAT campaign
Sacred signing
Kasper: my regrets over unity
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Standing Committee blocks move to expel USA proposal to separate the Episcopal Church from the Anglican Communion has been rejected by the Communion’s Standing Committee. |
Axe hovers over world of academic theologyUNIVERSITY theology departments are facing a turbulent autumn with rounds of staffing cuts and closures. |
Desmond Tutu to retire from public lifeThe Archbishop Emeritus of Cape Town, Dr Desmond Tutu, announced this week that he is to withdraw from public life. |
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Blair: British media have a dangerous ignorance of faithTHE British media need to be “educated” about religion, said the former Prime Minister Tony Blair at an international short-film event |
Live with each other, Lutherans urgedTHE Archbishop of Canterbury warned Lutherans last week of the “variety of traps” that Churches can fall into. |
Canadian priest repents of canine communionAN ANGLICAN church in Canada has caused an outcry after a dog was given holy communion. |
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Priest given dream job of ‘first’ chaplain to conservation areaThe Revd Gill Hopkins is believed to be the first C of E chaplain to be licensed to a conservation area. |
Sculpture made from wire coat-hangersA crucifix by the artist David Mach, on show in Parliament Square, outside St Giles Cathedral, Edinburgh. |
Home news in briefArchbishop of York tells of police searches; Bishop of Bradwell to retire next year; Children’s Society welcomes child detention progress; Archbishop... |
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Holy chat-up lines to be honedFAITH leaders “with a good sense of humour” are being encouraged to take part in a speed-dating event with a difference on 23 September. |
Europe not defined by religion, PM tells TurkeyDAVID CAMERON’s visit to Ankara and his support for Turkey’s membership of the European Union are likely to reassure Turkish Christians |
HighnessPhotograph of the Princess Royal at Lincoln Cathedral. |
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Saxbee slates new BillTHE Academies Bill, approved by MPs on Monday by a majority of 92, has been criticised in a letter to The Guardian by the Bishop of Lincoln. |
Keeping Thought for the Day for main faiths is ‘misguided’A report, published by Ekklesia, says that those who defend Thought for the Day’s religious “distinctiveness” risk “consigning religion into a... |
Television presenter backs VAT campaignGriff Rhys Jones has lent his support to the campaign to save the Listed Places of Worship Grant Scheme. |
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Sacred signingAn enclosed order of nuns from the Abbaye de Notre-Dame de l’Annonciation, near Avignon, have been signed by Decca to produce an album of Gregorian chant... |
Kasper: my regrets over unityTHE former President of the Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity, Cardinal Walter Kasper, has expressed his frustration over the difficulty... |
Overseas news in briefMugabe rejects gay rights; Tighter security in Uganda |
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New viewThe Dome of St Paul’s, One New Change by Nessie Ramm is one of the original works by 64 artists which St Paul’s Cathedral is to exhibit to celebrate its... |
Williams and Carey express muted welcome and fears for Big SocietyThe Archbishop of Canterbury and his predecessor, Lord Carey, have both expressed misgivings about the Government’s Big Society programme |
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