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Qu’Appelle diocese helps displaced families in Burundi

Tali Folkins December 22, 2015

Archbishop Fred Hiltz wants to see a Primates' Meeting agenda that engages with "urgent issues within our common humanity." Photo: André Forget

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Hiltz: Primates’ Meeting ‘not a decision-making body’

André Forget December 16, 2015

An art installation of 11,000 pairs of shoes at the Place de la Republique substitute for an actual march, which was banned by French authorities in the wake of the November 13 attacks in Paris. It included a pair of black Oxfords from Pope Francis. Photo: Sean Hawkey

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After Paris deal, a time of ‘crisis and opportunity’

Tali Folkins December 16, 2015

French officials brief UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon on the final draft text of the Paris COP21 agreement before it was released to negotiators December 12. Photo: Benjamin Geminel

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Anglicans welcome ‘end of fossil fuel era’

Gavin Drake/ACNS December 14, 2015

California Bishop Marc Andrus leads Episcopalians and others in a pop-up worship service in the green zone at COP21. Photo: Lynette Wilson/ENS

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Episcopal COP21 delegation adds church’s voice to climate talks

Lynette Wilson, Episcopal News Service December 9, 2015

The Ranson family: Kimberly, Isaac, 3, Colin, 2 and the Rev. Paul Ranson, Anglican chaplain at Rothesay-Netherwood School in Rothesay, NB. Photo: Contributed

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‘God has been so abundant!’

Gisele McKnight December 8, 2015

Archbishop Fred Hiltz will visit Lambeth Palace December 9 for his annual meeting with Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby. Photo: André Forget

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Hiltz hopes to discuss Primates’ Meeting with Welby

André Forget December 7, 2015

Syrian children from the Kobani district of Syria play in a refugee camp in the Suruc district of Turkey, near the border with Syria, Oct. 20, 2015. Photo: Orlok/Shutterstock

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Lutheran staff ‘walk the walk’ with refugee sponsorship

Tali Folkins December 4, 2015

Belem is one of Brazil's largest cities and the neighbourhood in which the robbery took place, Terra Firme, is one of its poorest and most disadvantaged. Photo: Dmitry Kaminksy

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Primates robbed in Brazil

André Forget December 3, 2015

Archbishop Fred Hiltz, primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, and Archbishop Francisco de Assis da Silva, primate of the Episcopal Anglican Church of Brazil. Photo: André Forget

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Canadian, Brazilian churches anticipate ‘global partner relationship’

André Forget December 3, 2015

The first women priests ordained in the diocese of Uruguay (L to R): The Rev. Susana Lopez Lerena, the Rev. Cynthia Myers Dickin and the Rev. Audrey Taylor Gonzalez. Photo: Contributed

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First female priests ordained in Uruguay

Tali Folkins December 1, 2015

Bishop-elect Bruce Myers, shown here at the 2013 Joint Assembly in Ottawa, is expected to assume his new role in the spring. Photo: Art Babych

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Myers elected co-adjutor bishop of Quebec

Tali Folkins November 27, 2015

The Advent wreath traditionally holds four candles?onefor each Sunday of Advent?with purple symbolizing penance, and pink, joy.Photo: Rossario/Shutterstock

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Advent a growing tradition

Tali Folkins November 27, 2015

Canon Robert Kereopa thinks it is "necessary" for Indigenous Anglicans to achieve self-determination in Canada. Photo: André Forget

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We’re a united church of difference’

André Forget November 19, 2015

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Modern life in a global village

Wayne Holst November 17, 2015

The Rev. André Lavergne, assistant to the bishop, ecumenical and interfaith at the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada, says an agreement reached last month by U.S. Catholic and Lutheran bishops could be an important milestone in healing the schism caused by the Reformation. Photo: Tali Folkins

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Roman Catholics, Lutherans talk joint Communions

Tali Folkins November 16, 2015

"While Syrian refugees have risen in the international view, there are refugees worldwide," PWRDF director Adele Finney and Canadian Lutheran World Relief director Robert Granke said in a report to CoGS. Photo: André Forget

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Anglicans, Lutherans put spotlight on refugees

André Forget November 14, 2015

The Bataclan Theatre, scene of one of the November 13 co-ordinated attacks in Paris, pictured here in 2008. Photo: Wikimedia Commons/Celine

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Prayers and solidarity after Paris attacks

Anglican Communion News Service November 14, 2015

Joint Anglican-Lutheran Commission co-chairs Brita Chell, left, and Dean Peter Wall, right, share a laugh during a presentation before Council of General Synod on Novenber 13. Photo: Tali Folkins

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Canadian ecumenism the envy of Americans: JALC co-chair

Tali Folkins November 14, 2015

"I'm not wearing red today, but I think there is in this country a hopefulness that we've not seen for some time," Archbishop Fred Hiltz tells members of CoGS. Photo: André Forget

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Hiltz: It’s a time of hope for church, country

Tali Folkins November 13, 2015

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