Fewer staff at national office forecast
Anglican Journal Staff
January 11, 2010
Chateauguay, Montreal It will be a “challenging” year for staff at the General Synod office in Toronto. More budget cuts will be needed to achieve
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Chateauguay, Montreal It will be a “challenging” year for staff at the General Synod office in Toronto. More budget cuts will be needed to achieve
At the Vatican in Rome, the Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams and Pope Benedict XVI reaffirmed their “shared will to continue and to consolidate the
Edmond Bayisabe, youth co-ordinator for the diocese of Bujumbura in Burundi, visited several dioceses in the Anglican Church of Canada last fall. He was invited
The House of Bishops of the Anglican Church of Canada as well as the Conference of Bishops of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada have
The diocese of Montreal will allow priests to bless same-gender couples who have been civilly married. Montreal becomes the fourth diocese in the Anglican Church
He was admired as much for being a resolute thinker and writer as he was for being a talented organist and choir director. Bishop Barry
Frederick Alfred Dykes, 1929-2009 Fred was priested in Calgary in 1954. Former pastor of the Crow’s Nest Pass; Carbon, Acme, Three Hills; St. Gabriel’s and
New Haven, CT Today a group of Anglican clergy responded to the Vatican’s recent decision to open the way for disaffected Anglicans to enter into
A multi dimensional panel discussion about the role of education in aboriginal oppression featuring some of the University of Toronto’s greatest minds and highlighting the
The 16th annual Anglican Journal Appeal provides readers with an opportunity to extend financial support to the Journal and the diocesan newspapers. We thank you
Gays and lesbians can be leaders within the Anglican Church of Southern Africa as long as they remain celibate, its synod of bishops has declared.
Anglican creative team Sheila Stanley and Manuel Rodenkirchen helped bring an eclectic mix of artists together to raise funds for The Primate’s World Relief and
Archdeacon Arthur Privett worked in the diocese of Yukon for 50 years, earning him the distinction of being the longest serving priest at Christ Church
Most of the time, they teach in dank cathedral basements or remote rural parishes. The work is unpaid, there is no opportunity for professional development
Bishop Geoffrey Parke-Taylor, suffragan (assistant) bishop in the dioceses of Huron and Toronto, died on May 11 at the age of 89. He worked as
Alice Baxter, wife of the late Bishop Neville Clarke and Kenneth Baxter, died on Aug. 26 in Orillia, Ont. in her 97th year. She was
The decision by the diocese of Niagara to offer same-sex blessings as of Sept. 1 is bound to create some tension among bishops, says Archbishop
Bishop Geoffrey Parke-Taylor, suffragan (assistant) bishop in the dioceses of Huron and Toronto, died on May 11 at the age of 89. He worked as
Gladys Cook, who helped many native people as a counsellor and touched the lives of many more people throughout Canada by courageously being among the
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