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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

There was "a lot of deep personal resolve to make [the Primates' Meeting] work," says Archbishop Fred Hiltz, in an interview with the Anglican Journal. Photo: André Forget

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Hiltz: Despite controversy, Primates’ Meeting a success

André Forget January 20, 2016

Archbishop Fred Hiltz, primate of the Anglican Church of Canada and U.S. Presiding Bishop Michael Curry share a light moment during a break at the Primates' Meeting in Canterbury, England. Photo: Paul Feheley

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Hiltz addresses ‘sharp criticism’ over stance on TEC

Tali Folkins January 19, 2016

Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby takes a reporter’s questions at a news conference in Canterbury at the conclusion of the Primates’ Meeting January 15. Photo: Anglican Archives

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Primates’ decision puzzles Communion watchers

Tali Folkins January 19, 2016

Primates attend Evensong during their recent meeting in Canterbury, England. Photo: ACNS

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Archbishops reflect on Primates’ Meeting

Anglican Communion News Service January 18, 2016

Archbishop Fred Hiltz, primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, says primates remain committed “even in the face of deep differences of theological conviction concerning same-sex marriage – to walk together and not apart.”

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Censure of U.S. church will weigh on Canada, says Hiltz

Anglican Journal Staff January 15, 2016

Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby talks with Pope Tawadros II of the Coptic Church at a meeting in Cairo, June 25, 2013. Photo: Lambeth Palace

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Church leaders working to fix a date for Easter: Welby

Tali Folkins January 15, 2016

The primates gather for evensong in Canterbury Cathedral on the first day of the Primates' Meeting. Photo: Canterbury Cathedral

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Welby: ‘We’ll cross that bridge when we get to it’

André Forget January 15, 2016

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Relationships in Christ are the ‘real instruments of unity’

Matthew Davies, Episcopal News Service January 15, 2016

Primates (senior archbishops) of the Anglican Communion pose in Canterbury, England. Photo: Primates' Meeting website

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Primates issue communiqué

Anglican Primates Communiqué January 15, 2016

The primates of the Anglican Communion pray during Evensong in Canterbury Cathedral on January 11, the first day of their five-day meeting. Photo: Canterbury Cathedral

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Majority of primates call for temporary Episcopal Church sanctions

Matthew Davies, Episcopal News Service January 14, 2016

Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby: "God is bigger than our failures." Photo: Lambeth Palace

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Welby: Schism would be a failure, not a disaster

Anglican Communion News Service January 13, 2016

The Anglican primates are being prayed for during services at Canterbury Cathedral, where prayers for the Anglican Communion are being said every day. Photo: Gavin Drake/ACNS

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Praying for the primates

Anglican Communion News Service January 13, 2016

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Week of Prayer to emphasize witness and unity

André Forget January 11, 2016

Primates of the Anglican Communion "need to address openly and honestly the tensions in our common life," says Archbishop Fred Hiltz, in a statement issued in advance of the Primates' Meeting next week. Photo: Art Babych

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Hiltz calls for spirit of openness at Primates’ Meeting

Tali Folkins January 8, 2016

The crozier, kept by the monks at San Gregorio Magno al Celio in Rome, has long been associated with the sixth-century pope St. Gregory the Great. Photo: ACNS

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Vatican loans ancient crozier for Primates’ Meeting

André Forget January 7, 2016

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Welby urges Anglicans to pray for the Primates’ Meeting

André Forget January 6, 2016

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Canterbury Tales

Fred Hiltz January 6, 2016

In 2015, it has been a little child who has "moved the heart of the world, the heart of the church, the heart of each and every one of us in some way or another," notes Archbishop Fred Hiltz in his annual New Year's Day address at Christ Church Cathedral, Ottawa. Photo: Art Babych

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Children deserve ‘our very best efforts,’ says Hiltz in New Year’s address

Art Babych January 2, 2016

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