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Bishop denies allegation

In a commentary written for his on-line service, conservative writer David Virtue has accused the bishop of New Westminster of wrongly suggesting African bishops were

Pope issues historic apology

Rome (ENI)?At a solemn service of penance in St Peter?s Basilica in Rome, Pope John Paul II made history on March 12 by begging pardon

The way it was…

100 years ago: March 1900 Canadian Churchman reported that the Season of Lent is with us again with its solemn, earnest, yet hope- inspiring voices

Wanted: Volunteers in Mission

Canadian Volunteers in Mission meet in Tanzania. Back row, from left, David and Patricia Dunnill, Barry Campbell, Olwen Elliott, Iain Elliott. Front row, from left,

Church sued for abuse

A former altar boy is suing the Anglican Church of Canada, two of its priests and two parishes for alleged sexual abuse. Glenn Alan Johnson,

Opinions sought on euthanasia

Was Robert Latimer justified in killing his severely disabled daughter, Tracy, in order to end her suffering? Twelve-year-old Tracy had cerebral palsy which left her

Head tax’ criticized

Canada’s faith leaders have banded together to call for the elimination of a federal “head tax” that places heavy financial burdens on immigrants and refugees.

Disciplines of the saints

WITH THE growing interest in new-age spiritualities, it is refreshing to see Christians rediscovering the spiritual riches of our own tradition. Unfortunately the insights of

Act seen as direct challenge

John H. Rodgers, dean emeritus of Trinity Episcopal School for Ministry in Ambridge, Pa., was consecrated bishop in Singapore. New York (ENI) Critics see the

Tales of Tutu

I WRITE THIS in the midst of a difficult and joyful task, preparing to present a longtime friend with an honorary degree. The joy is

Journal welcomes new staff writer

De Santis Solange De Santis has joined the Anglican Journal’s editorial team as a staff writer. Ms. De Santis is a veteran journalist, having worked

Canadian couple dies in air crash

A Canadian missionary couple were among 169 passengers who died when a Kenya Airways flight crashed into the sea minutes after takeoff from Abidjan, Ivory

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