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Archbishops delegate consecrations in line with Five Guiding Principles

THE Archbishops of Canterbury and York will no longer consecrate bishops, it was announced from Lambeth Palace on Wednesday

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Bishop of St Germans in Truro eats daffodil during Easter Day sermon to make point about belief

IN HIS Easter Day sermon in Truro Cathedral, the Bishop of St Germans, Dr Christopher Goldsmith, began by eating parts of a daffodil to represent how unusual news could spread

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