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Big move

The College of Emmanuel and St. Chad, an Anglican seminary in Saskatoon, on August 8 moved to share quarters with Lutheran Theological Seminary. Both institutions

Churches condemn London blasts

Church leaders around the world condemned the bombings that killed 56 people in London last July 7, and called for peace and sobriety. “The appalling

Moving moment

American Kathy Sullivan Vandenberg weeps as she kneels for the laying of hands at an ordination ceremony for her and eight other women to the

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,

China photo gallery — Kunming

Archbishop Andrew Hutchison, primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, with women of the Miao minority group. Miao woman and child. Bible translator at Yi

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

China photo gallery — Nanjing

Andrea Mann, regional mission co-ordinator for Asia-Pacific and the Middle East, greets Bishop Ting. (Left to right) Ron Wallace, Presbyterian Church in Canada’s associate secretary

China photo gallery — Shanghai

Archbishop Andrew Hutchison, primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, greets worshippers at the Shanghai Community Church, where he was invited to preach. Boys at

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

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,

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

Sacred Arts

A time to dance Rina Singha performs an East Indian dance at a celebration of arts and spirituality on May 7 at Toronto’s Church of

Considering Mary

Anglicans and Roman Catholics have released a joint statement on the place of Mary in the doctrine and life of the two churches. It concludes

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