Sisters hail new province in Solomons
Anglican Journal
December 1, 2001
It was just after evensong, as formal goodbyes were being offered to visitors, that Sister Michael heard the squealing of a pig and learned that
It was just after evensong, as formal goodbyes were being offered to visitors, that Sister Michael heard the squealing of a pig and learned that
I. Incarnation and Nativity It is no accident the cradle was a feed bin, not a child-safe, government-approved and downy nest. Perfection did not choose
New Westminster’s diocesan council has decided to set up a fund to help new parishes build and old parishes rebuild and to make initial grants
ADVENT AND Christmas this year will be different as a great cloud of unknowing covers the world. I recall the final verse of Canadian poet
Janet Dench, 38, a parishioner of St. George’s Place du Canada, Montreal, has been elected president of the board of directors of the incorporated Primate’s
Moscow One of the world’s oldest churches – the Armenian Apostolic Church – and one of its youngest states – the post-Soviet republic of Armenia,
A Nigerian soldier walks past a burned building in the regional capital of Kaduna, where riots between Christians and Muslims have claimed more than 1,000
London The Church of England is planning to sell a set of religious paintings that have hung in one of its grandest bishops’ palaces for
Bishop Barry Jenks, of the diocese of British Columbia, traveled to Myanmar (formerly Burma) in early June to represent Archbishop Michael Peers at the installation
London, Ont. A superior court judge has rejected certification of a $2.3-billion class-action suit against the Anglican diocese of Huron and the federal government on
London he Telegraph says that for the first time in the history of the Church of England, baptized Anglicans are a minority in the country.
New York Two bishops of the Episcopal Church of the United States of America, Jane Holmes Dixon of Washington and Clifton Daniel III of East
Gladys Cook, a survivor of sexual abuse in a residential school, recently was honoured when the school building at the Agassiz Youth Centre in Portage
After years of failed attempts, French liturgies were approved by General Synod in July. The new French liturgies include the eucharist, baptism, marriage and funeral
The following is an edited version of a letter from Archbishop Michael Peers, the Primate, to Canadian Anglicans in the aftermath of the September terrorist
The diocese of Toronto is sending out a health and safety kit to all church wardens to help prevent accidents in churches and parish halls.
Al Miller Pastor Al Miller, co-chair of the original joint Anglican-Lutheran working group that drafted the Waterloo Declaration, has died at 69. Mr. Miller, a
Marriage between people who have previously lived in the same household, or who still do live in the same household and where one has been
Governor General Adrienne Clarkson, Prime Minister Jean Chretien and Paul Celucci, U.S. ambassador to Canada, bow their heads at a Parliament Hill service in memory
The September terrorist attacks in the United States hit at least one member of Canada’s Anglican community. David Michael Barkway, 34, son of Rev. Peter
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