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Parish ‘the source of many a titter and giggle’
Dear editor, The article “Inroads by women fall short of leadership positions” was fascinating reading. What pleased me most, however, was Bishop Ann Tottenham’s quote
Dear editor, The article “Inroads by women fall short of leadership positions” was fascinating reading. What pleased me most, however, was Bishop Ann Tottenham’s quote
Vital issueDear editor, Your January editorial (Secrecy at CoGS seems a recurrent theme) raises a vital issue that not only darkens the procedure at CoGS,
Dear editor, I am bewildered by the apparent lack of perception regarding the sign of The Peace. A distraction? The people who sit around us
Headline prejudiced?Dear editor, As a 17-year old, I must say that I find the headline “Fire guts landmark; Church victim of teen mischief” (December 2001)
Cariboo replies to GrayDear editor, This is a response to Hon. Herb Gray’s letter in the Nov. 2001 Journal, and is intended only to correct
Dear editor, I was privileged to be the intercessor on Sunday, Oct. 14 and was invited to use the intercessions from the Anglican church, printed
Ottawa not pushing Cariboo to bankruptcy: Herb GrayDear editor, I am writing in response to your editorial, Cariboo, 1914-2001 and the related article in the
Dear editor, The use of incense in worship is an ancient tradition. It represents many things, among them the biblical and visual idea of prayers
Genoa role reflected PWRDF’s commitment to partnershipDear editor, I am writing in response to your editorial, “A pointless protest and a pointless death” (Sept. 2001)
Craig Travel repliesDear editor, I read with interest the letter by Jan Devries (May 2001 Journal) concerning the tours and cruises that Craig Travel offers
Church’s concerns taken seriouslyDear editor, I am writing about the article, “Church to be out of cash in 2001” by Solange De Santis in the
Reader objects to luxury toursDear editor, As a member of the Holy Trinity Anglican Church in London, Ontario, I receive the Anglican Journal. I appreciate
Use of military language can baffleDear editor, One had to smile reading in the February issue about the Salvation Army in legal limbo over the
The abominable oyster Dear editor, P. Broadbent reminds us that “homosexuality is an abomination.” (No gay disciple, Jan., 2001.) According to my King James Version
Dear editor, The picture of the Madonna and Child in the Anglican Journal December issue, is rather unusual and probably offended some people. And yet
Expertise comes firstDear editor, Foster Carter, in his letter in the Dec. 2000 issue (Volunteer Lawyers), suggests that “our legal counsel” should step forward and
Dear editor, I WAS PLEASED to read Hymie Rubenstein’s letter in the November Journal in which he points out the singular anomaly of the church’s
Foundation sorryDear editor, Thank you for the coverage of the Anglican Foundation. We have served the Anglican Church throughout Canada with all of our strength.
‘Wasteland of mediocrity’ is remembered with affectionDear editor, In my peripatetic retirement I seem to meet up with the Journal later every month. In the
Defending the cup Dear editor, I read with much interest the article New Report Asserts Common Cup Is Safe. In defense of the cup being
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