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Robinson to wed

Gene Robinson, the first openly gay bishop in the worldwide Anglican Communion, says he and his male partner plan to affirm their relationship under a

General Synod elects Fred Hiltz as primate

Archbishop Fred Hiltz blesses the congregation at his installation as 13th primate of the Anglican Church of Canada. The former diocesan bishop of Nova Scotia

Highlights

In other business:? General Synod asked for a task force to examine the role of the primate during the current triennium, including such issues as

Baptisms recognized

Magdeburg, GermanyEleven German denominations – including Protestant, Roman Catholic, Orthodox, Oriental Orthodox and Anglican churches – have formally recognized each other’s baptism, at an ecumenical

Greetings

Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori, presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church, arrived on the last day of General Synod to bring greetings from the U.S. church.

Churches announce new sanctuary movement

New YorkMembers of the religious community in the United States are reviving the “sanctuary movement” of the 1980s by launching a national drive to protect

Six ways to green your parish

Designate a ‘bike-to-church’ Sunday; Repair leaks promptly. A leak of one drip per second wastes about 10,000 litres per year; Post signs encouraging people to

New primate keeps mum about blessings vote

(Left) Outgoing primate, Archbishop Andrew Hutchison, presents Bishop Fred Hiltz to General Synod delegates as the newy-elected primate of the Anglican Church of Canada. WinnipegIn

Sisters recovering from auto accident

Three members of the Community of the Sisters of the Church – an Anglican religious order – who were involved in a car collision in

ABC takeover to be final June 1

Augsburg Fortress director Andy Seal is overseeing the takeover of Toronto’s Anglican Book Centre. Negotiations between the Anglican Church of Canada and Augsburg Fortress Canada

Philosopher awarded Templeton Prize

Canadian Charles Taylor (right) is congratulated by John Templeton after winning the $1.8 million Templeton Prize. New York Charles Taylor, a Canadian philosopher whose work

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