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Native groups analyze financial settlement

Groups working with former students of residential schools have welcomed the settlement with the federal government with a mixture of relief that there is finally

Mission helps people, peppers bloom

Eric Sithole explains the computerized irrigation system which ensures the peppers on the Tumelong Farm grow under uniform conditions. Winterveldt, South Africa Amid row upon

Quebec puts priest on trial for disrespect

For the first time in its history, the diocese of Quebec has conducted an ecclesiastical court to try a retired priest for “contemptuous and disrespectful

Parishes pray by the calendar

Two urban parishes, several time zones apart, are separately beginning to forge dialogue and perhaps relationships with aboriginal Anglicans, starting with two of the most

Joint statement breaches divide

History was made recently when the Oriental Orthodox Churches and the Anglican Communion presented a joint statement about the divinity of Christ. Rev. Harold Nahabedian

Axe falls at World Council of Churches

Geneva Faced with a predicted financial shortfall of more than six million Swiss francs ($6.44 million Cdn) in 2003, the World Council of Churches –

How and when dioceses vote on ratification

Algoma regular synod Jan. 22-23, moved up from usual May date to deal with agreement Arctic finance committee meeting planned within a couple of months

Long-lost photo discovered in Regina

RCMP chaplain Rev. Allan Higgs with once-lost, 50-year-old Karsh photo. A once-lost photograph by master photographer Yousuf Karsh of Anglican chaplain William Cole blessing an

Better fish, farming, food

The diocese of Masasi’s fish farm employs local women. The farm is one of many programs aimed at reducing malnutrition in the area. I began

School redevelops

Vancouver School of Theology, in the diocese of New Westmin-ster, plans to turn 10 acres of its land on the campus of the University of

In other matters:

The bishops heard an update in closed session on the residential schools situation. Several bishops commented outside the session that the agreement with Ottawa was

Priest suspended

Canon David McKay, rector of St. Mary?s church, Oak Bay, B.C. has been suspended from priestly duty while a diocesan investigation team looks into charges

Ingham to delay same-sex blessings

Mississauga, Ont. Bishop Michael Ingham of New Westminster says that he will delay same-sex blessings in his diocese ?as a gesture of goodwill? toward eight

Beauty pageant condemned

Jos, Nigeria Religious leaders in Nigeria have condemned the Miss World beauty pageant, scheduled to be held this month in Abuja, Nigeria, as degrading to

Primate speaking at B.C. mission conference

The primate, Archbishop Michael Peers, will be theme speaker at the diocese of British Columbia’s ninth annual mission conference, Jan. 31-Feb. 1, 2003, at St.