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A commonly-held view that angels are souls of virtuous or much-beloved dead people is “definitely not classical Christian teaching,” says Anglican priest the Rev. Christopher Snow. Photo: Zwiebackesser

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Exploring the mystery of angels

Tali Folkins April 7, 2016

The Rev. C.K. Robertson, canon to Presiding Bishop Michael Curry for ministry beyond the Episcopal Church, and Rebecca Linder Blackly, the U.S. State Department's senior policy advisor for Africa in the Office of Religion and Global Affairs, play with orphans at Valentine Orphanage April 2, during a group visit to outreach ministries of the diocese of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. Photo: Andrea Mann

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Commonalities surface as Galatians 6:2 participants share their stories

Lynette Wilson, Episcopal News Service April 6, 2016

Br. James Koester, who joined the Society of St. John the Evangelist in 1992, has served as brother-in-charge of the society's Emery House, an SSJE monastery in rural Massachusetts, and as deputy superior. Photo: Contributed

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Canadian priest to lead U.S.-based SSJE

André Forget March 31, 2016

Finding the good isn’t an attitude one is supposed to summon up just for big, dramatic events. Illustration: R_LION_O/Shutterstock.

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‘Find the good’

ajadmin March 30, 2016

Belgians gather in front of the Brussels Stock Exchange, to remember victims of the March 22 bomb attacks in Brussels. Photo: CRM/Shutterstock

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After the Brussels attacks, despair and hope

Jeanie Keogh March 29, 2016

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The Easter story continues to unfold

Scott McLeod March 21, 2016

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Angels attract Anglican devotees, skeptics

Tali Folkins March 16, 2016

Archbishop Fred Hiltz says so much time and energy have been devoted to debate over human sexuality, at the expense of other issues such as violence against women and climate change. With him at the CoGS meeting head table are Cynthia Haines-Turner, deputy prolocutor, and General Synod Chancellor David Jones. Photo: André Forget

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Hiltz: Why can’t Anglicans care about issues other than sexuality?

André Forget March 13, 2016

Members of the Episcopal Church of Cuba synod and guests gather outside the Holy Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in Havana. Photo: Andrea Mann

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Future role of Canadian church in Cuba unclear, says Hiltz

André Forget March 8, 2016

At the Old City of Jerusalem, pilgrims walk by as a man takes a breather. Photo: Anglican Video

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Jerusalem Sunday to hit social media

André Forget March 1, 2016

"We feel a responsibility to convey our inability to come to a common mind in discerning what the Spirit is saying to the Church," the House of Bishops said in its message to CoGS.

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Same-sex marriage motion ‘not likely’ to pass in Order of Bishops

Tali Folkins February 29, 2016

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‘Steps unto heaven’

Fred Hiltz February 29, 2016

The family reunited: (L-R) Mustafa, Ismail, Nasiimo, Nima, Muna, Huda, Kinda, Ayan, Yassin, Fathi and Fahmi pose for a photograph at James A. Richardson airport. Photo: Rupert's Land News

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Rupert’s Land diocese sponsors Somali orphans

André Forget February 23, 2016

"I have been - and remain - very grateful to you for your prayers and to God for his steadfast love," Queen Elizabeth writes in the foreword to a book published this April to help celebrate her 90th birthday. Photo: CPO

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Queen Elizabeth speaks about God’s faithfulness

Anglican Communion News Service February 23, 2016

Bishop Tim Thornton of the Church of England's diocese of Truro meets Pope Francis at the Vatican Synod on the Family in October 2015. Photo: L'Osservatore Romano

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Anglican bishop shares his experience of observing Catholic Synod

André Forget February 23, 2016

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A holy Lent

Anglican Journal Staff February 9, 2016

Pope Francis at the European Parliament in Strasbourg. Photo: Gavin Drake

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Pope Francis apologizes for treatment of non-Catholic Christians

Anglican Communion News Service January 27, 2016

Syrian refugee in Suruc, the largest refugee camp in Turkey. Photo: Orlok/Shutterstock

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PWRDF sees surge in donations for refugees

Tali Folkins January 27, 2016

Religiously motivated violence and climate change were also causes for serious concern at the Primates' Meeting held January 11-15 in Canterbury, said Archbishop Fred Hiltz. Photo: André Forget

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Meeting saw ‘increased participation’ on climate change, religious violence

André Forget January 22, 2016

The 2016 Primates' Meeting was the first held during Justin Welby's tenure as Archbishop of Canterbury. Photo: ArchbishopofCanterbury.org

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Archbishop Justin Welby reflects on the Primates’ Meeting

Justin Welby January 21, 2016

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