Sleiman Hajjar
Anglican Journal
May 1, 2002
Bishop Sleiman Hajjar, 51, the eparch or leader of Greek Melkite Catholics in Canada, drowned off the coast of Fort Lauderdale, Fla. on March 10
Bishop Sleiman Hajjar, 51, the eparch or leader of Greek Melkite Catholics in Canada, drowned off the coast of Fort Lauderdale, Fla. on March 10
A group of Canadian Anglicans called The Friends of Canterbury Cathedral in Canada has launched an appeal to raise money to help Canadian Anglican theological
Revs. Griselda Delgado del Carpio, left, and Nerva Cot Aquilera are the only two women ordained by the Episcopal Church of Cuba. Havana ALTHOUGH women
Canon Eugene Fairweather speaking at General Synod in 1977. Canon Eugene Fairweather, prominent for many years in Anglican-Roman Catholic dialogue, a prolific writer and teacher
Birmingham, Ala The three main information tools of the Anglican Church of Canada were honored at a meeting of Associated Church Press last month for
Danny Beaton, Mohawk film-maker, with elder Alice Gibson. With $15,000 from the Primate’s World Relief and Development Fund, Mr. Beaton recently completed two films featuring
The seminary chapel, where students hold ecumenical services every Wednesday, is pictured near sunset. Matanzas, Cuba ALTHOUGHthe steep, broken road leads through the ugliest and
Anglican Archbishop Michael Peers, centre, and other Canadian church leaders, including former Lutheran National Bishop Telmor Sartison, right, speak with European peace monitors in Hebron
Dear editor, In his letter to the March Anglican Journal Rev. M. J. J. Collier asks, “How can any church attempt to bless that which
London In a move to assist the Anglican Communion with clergy placement, the Web site Anglicans Online (http://anglicansonline.org), has launched a Vacancies Centre to publish
Archbishop of Canterbury George Carey joins pilgrims for the annual Palm Sunday procession in Jerusalem. New York Calling on Canadian Anglicans to remember their connection
New York (ENI)-A coalition of U.S. churches and church groups is hailing a recent United Nations resolution that calls for the creation of a Palestinian
PENTECOST, that cataclysmic event which overwhelmed the followers of Jesus (Acts 2) and which “amazed and perplexed” observers, has always fascinated analysts. In western Christianity,
New York (ENS)-Frank Griswold, Presiding Bishop of the U.S. Episcopal Church, has joined Presbyterian and Lutheran counterparts in writing to church leaders caught in turmoil
Florence Li Tim-Oi at a 1987 service on her 80th birthday. Renison College at the University of Waterloo, has created an award in memory of
The five Anglican bishops in the dioceses of British Columbia and the Yukon have organized an Anglican vocational conference for young people at Vancouver School
John C. Polkinghorne, winner of 2002 Templeton Prize. New York Rev. John C. Polkinghorne, a mathematical physicist who amazed his scientific colleagues more than 20
NGO executives say Canada’s anti-terrorism law threatens their support of demonstrations such as this one against racism. Christian and secular non-governmental organizations (NGOs) involved in
Marga Buhrig, a former president of the World Council of Churches (WCC) and one of Switzerland’s pioneering feminist theologians, died in February. She was 86.
New York The World Council of Churches (WCC), along with Action by Churches Together (ACT) International and the Lutheran World Federation (LWF) are sending an