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Relief agencies on the ground in quake region

Boys visit the remains of their home near Pakistan’s northern districts of Mansehra and Battagram. In the days after the earthquake, relief teams were hampered

Chiefs boost bigamy ban

Harare Zimbabwe’s traditional chiefs have backed a recent decision by local Apostolic and Zionist churches to ban polygamy to counter the spread of HIV/AIDS, which

Disaster plans urged for church

Las Vegas The Executive Council of the Episcopal Church in the United States (ECUSA) said during its fall meeting in Las Vegas that hurricanes Katrina

Papal meeting gives Küng hope

Rome Dissident Roman Catholic theologian Hans Küng says he is hoping for new openness from the Vatican after he met with Pope Benedict XVI on

Chaplain now a knight

Rev. Maj. Eric Reynolds, senior chaplain at the Royal Military College of Canada (RMC) in Kingston, Ont., was recently invested into the Sovereign Military Order

A Communion on the verge

Some significant events have taken place in the Anglican Communion during the past year. The primates have asked two member provinces to withdraw from the

Corrections

Ethel Ahenakew is a member of the national church’s Eco-Justice Committee. Gord Nixon is president of the Royal Bank of Canada. Incorrect information appeared in

ECUSA won’t divest from Israel

Las Vegas The Executive Council of the Episcopal Church in the United States (ECUSA) has directed its Social Responsibility in Investments (SRI) committee to use

Prayer for healing

The parish of St. Mary’s, Sioux Lookout, Ont., in the diocese of Keewatin, joined the annual Day of Prayer for Community Healing in September organized

Source of comfort

Editor’s Note: As the Anglican Journal marks its 130th anniversary, we would like to hear from readers: what were your favourite stories and features? What

On patrol

Bishop Peter Coffin, bishop ordinary to the Canadian forces, in the co-pilot’s seat of a CF 140 Aurora maritime patrol aircraft during a recent flight

Trouble in the South

Archbishop Peter Akinola, primate of Nigeria, has excluded the province of Brazil and its primate, Archbishop Orlando Santo de Oliveira, from a meeting of Anglicans

Anglicans reflect on the value of food

Ethel Ahenakew, of the Anglican Council of Indigenous Peoples, at a market in downtown Winnipeg. Winnipeg A handful of earth and a sprinkle of water

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