Parishioners want acquitted priest back
Anglican Journal
December 1, 1999
A Nova Scotia priest acquitted of sexually assaulting a girl in his parish says he doesn’t feel victimized by the system. “The Crown opted to
A Nova Scotia priest acquitted of sexually assaulting a girl in his parish says he doesn’t feel victimized by the system. “The Crown opted to
(ACNS)?The Secretary General of the Anglican Communion, Canon John L Peterson, is planning to spend Christmas and New Year’s in Jerusalem and Bethlehem. He will
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Quebec-born vocalist Celine Dion has become a huge worldwide commercial smash throughout this decade. Therefore, it made perfect sense when one of the most market-savvy
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The Anglican Church of Canada has finalized a deal that will see it get a brand new national office space, effectively free of charge. In
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Dr. Wendy L. Fletcher-Marsh has been appointed dean of the Vancouver School of Theology, effective July 1, 2000. Dr. Fletcher-Marsh is currently an associate professor
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New Governor General’s coat of arms. The Queen’s representative in Canada doesn’t assume the titles of the Monarch she represents, such as Defender of the
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