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Bishop Andrews hits the road

Bishop Rodney Andrews of the diocese of Saskatoon spent 14 days in June driving an antique tractor across his diocese to celebrate Saskatchewan’s 100th birthday

Council agrees to put pressure on Israel

The Anglican Consultative Council has adopted a recommendation that churches put pressure on firms that contribute to Israel’s occupation of the Palestinian territories, including the

Order of Manitoba

Gladys Cook, a native Anglican from the Sioux Valley Reserve, was among 12 recipients of the Order of Manitoba, conferred by Lt. Gov. John Harvard

PWRDF issues appeal for victims of Hurricane Katrina

The Primate’s World Relief and Development Fund (PWRDF) is accepting donations to support church-backed relief efforts for victims of Monday’s (Aug. 29) devastating hurricane, Katrina,

Other CoGS business

Canon Geoff Jackson makes funding announcement. In other business, the Council of General Synod: Heard that the diocese of New Westminster has donated $320,000 in

First woman priest honoured by college

The life and work of Rev. Li Tim-Oi, the first woman priest in the Anglican Communion, have been marked by Renison College, which broke ground

Montreal sells Bishopscourt

Bishopscourt, which had been the official residence of the bishop of Montreal for the last 40 years, has been sold for $1.3 million. Bishop Barry

China photo gallery — Beijing

Rev. Yu Xin Li, president of Beijing Christian Council and chair of the Beijing Committee of Three Self-Patriotic Movement of the Protestant Church shows the

When the calling is a mistake

The title caught my eye at once. As a bishop, one of my most important and challenging responsibilities is to participate in the process of

Why can’t we simply say what we mean?

Parsing the statements that emerge from the church is an art, not a science. Such statements are often the product of writing teams who agonize

Priest resigns orders

Evangelist and author Marney Patterson said he resigned in March as a priest and member of the Anglican Church of Canada because he disagrees with

Archdeacon guilty

Louis Victor Daniels, former Anglican archdeacon of Burnie, Tasmania, has pleaded guilty to 13 counts of molesting young boys between 1973 and 1993. Mr. Daniels,

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