AIDS message ‘failing’
Anglican Journal
March 1, 2005
Church leaders in sub-Saharan Africa, the region of the world worst affected by the AIDS epidemic, say they appear to be failing to deliver the
Church leaders in sub-Saharan Africa, the region of the world worst affected by the AIDS epidemic, say they appear to be failing to deliver the
The assessed value of Bishopstope, the bishop’s residence near Timmins, Ont., see city of the diocese of Moosonee, is about $183,000. Archbishop Andrew Hutchison, primate
The diocese of Quebec has reached an out-of-court settlement with a Quebec businessman, Barry Husk, who sued the diocese, Archbishop Bruce Stavert, and others in
Dear editor, (Re: Ontario churches concerned about proposed changes to Heritage Act, Jan. 11, Journal Web site) How curious that the Ontario government seems to
The Prince of Wales and Camilla Parker Bowles will have their civil union on April 8 blessed by the Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams. London
The Anglican Church of Canada has “no intention at this time” of reviewing its investment policies with regards to multinational corporations doing business in Israel,
Bishop Duncan Wallace of Qu’Appelle has announced his retirement effective May 31. Bishop Wallace, 67, told his diocesan council Jan. 22 that his retirement would
In modern Canadian society, religion is largely out-of-bounds at work, something you leave at home, like your love life. For eight hours a day we
South Africa’s former president Nelson Mandela appears in London as part of the Make Poverty History campaign. The debt forgiveness campaign is supported by groups
A new traveling exhibit called “Where Are The Children? Healing the Legacy of the Residential Schools” is at the Festival Hall of the Manitoba Museum
These two books on Jesus’ vision of the kingdom bring an intriguing and complementary perspective to the Christian journey. Rev. Christopher Page, a well-known priest
Dear editor, I write to correct a mistaken impression left by an article concerning the Windsor Report (Africans will not apologize for interfering December 2004).
First Nations students of the Caledonia School of Mutual Ministry (CSMM) say they are “appalled” by the diocese of Caledonia’s decision to dissolve the program
Archbishop Andrew Hutchison, primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, is scheduled to visit Cuba this month to chair a meeting of the Metropolitan Council
PA new gift registry at Torontoa?’s Anglican Book Centre (ABC) is intended to cut down on duplicate gifts for newly-ordained priests. Above, ABC staff Brenda
The synod of Rupert’s Land has voted to set aside $190,000 to strengthen aboriginal ministries in the diocese. The money was to have been added
We were still in the glow of the Christmas celebrations. Hearts had been opened and turned outward, especially towards those who have little to celebrate
Montreal’s Bishopscourt, the residence of the diocesan bishop, is on the market for $1.6 million. The diocese of Montreal is selling its bishop’s residence. Known
The executive committee of the diocese of the Arctic recently affirmed the Montreal Declaration and will bring it to their synod this spring. In its
Rev. James Settee, who at 85 became the oldest man ever to be ordained priest, and who is best known for having written the Cree