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Serbian Orthodox bishops press Milosevic to quit

Belgrade The bishops of Yugoslavia’s biggest church, the Serbian Orthodox Church, have called on Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic to hand over power to a transitional

Ontario premier rebukes churches

Ontario Premier Mike Harris has called on churches to support his controversial work-for-welfare program. He accused some church groups of wanting to keep welfare recipients

Editorial assistant leaves Journal

Macmaster Janet Macmaster, the Anglican Journal’s editorial assistant for the last 20 years, will be leaving Aug. 20 to pursue new career directions. Callers to

Primate presided at Clarkson’s wedding

At the news conference announcing Adrienne Clarkson as the country’s next governor-general, media reported her as coy about her recent marriage to her long-time partner

Finding magic in the cathedral

‘le chateau, Opa!’ EMMA AND I were walking in the park by Holy Rosary Cathedral in Regina, and she pointed to the towers of the

Vancouver archivist recognized

Archbishop Michael Peers has presented the 1999 Anglican Award of Merit to Garth Walker, a member of St. Mary’s, Kerrisdale. Mr. Walker was honoured for

Edmonton churches face challenges

Matthews The Diocese of Edmonton has had some rough sailing over the past few years, but with determination and a dose of optimism, its 59

Bishops elected; debt reduction proposed

In other business at the Arctic synod, delegates elected two new suffragan bishops, in addition to Bishop Paul Idlout, elected in 1996. (A suffragan is

Dean appointed

Bishop Anthony Burton has announced the appointment of Rev. Michael Hawkins as dean of the diocese of Saskatchewan and rector of St. Alban’s Cathedral, Prince

Restrictions for gays suggested

From left, Bishop Andrew Atagotaaluk of Inukjuak, Bishop Chris Williams, Bishop Paul Idlout and Bishop Larry Robertson of Inuvik. Bishops Atagotaaluk and Robertson, the two

English ordination figures surge higher

London At a time when many churches in the West face a shortage of new vocations to the priesthood, the Church of England is enjoying

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