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Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby. Photo: archbishopofcanterbury.org

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The Lord Archbishop of Canterbury

Marites N. Sison March 18, 2013

The Anglican Bishop of Argentina and former Primate of the Anglican Church of the Southern Cone, the Rt Revd Greg Venables says Pope Francis a “consistently humble and wise” man. Photo: Shutterstock

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Church universal needs Anglicans – Pope Francis

Anglican Communion News Service March 15, 2013

A bird’s-eye view of St. Peter’s Square in Rome. Photo: Vatican TV

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Finally, white smoke

Anglican Journal Staff March 14, 2013

Newly elected Pope Francis on the steps of the Santa Maria Maggiore Basilica in Rome flanked by Cardinal Santos Abril of Spain (left) and Cardinal Agostino Vallini, Vicar General of Rome (right). REUTERS/Alessandro Bianchi

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Anglican leaders welcome new Pope

Leigh Anne Williams March 14, 2013

The newly elected Pope Francis I waves to the crowd from the central balcony of St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome. Photo: Vatican News

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Argentine elected Pope Francis I

Diana Swift March 13, 2013

"Non-Violence", also known as The Knotted Gun. The sculpture, by Karl Fredrik Reutersward, sits permanently outside the UN Headquarters in New York. Photo: Songquan Deng

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‘Carnage’ of gun violence must stop, bishops say

Mary Frances Schjonberg, Episcopal News Service March 13, 2013

Archbishop Fred Hiltz, primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, meets tsunami survivors on a trip to Japan in the fall of 2012. Photo: Paul Feheley

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Anglicans asked to pray for Japan disaster survivors

Anglican Communion News Service March 11, 2013

Faith groups have a role to play in educating men and boys and helping to prevent violence against women and girls, says the Church of England representative at this year’s UN Commission on the Status of Women. Photo: light poet

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Educating men vital for preventing violence against women

Anglican Communion News Service March 8, 2013

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Observing Lent

Anglican Journal March 5, 2013

Participants following their three-day Indaba on violence against women and girls. Photo: ACNS

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Women’s Indaba a ‘success’

Anglican Communion News Service March 5, 2013

Churches in England are complaining that bat conservation efforts are ruining churches not just physically, but financially. Photo:jakit17

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Bat conservation ‘costly,’ say UK churches

Anglican Communion News Service March 4, 2013

Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby has a strong background in conflict resolution. Photo: Arnaud Stephenson

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Church must be ‘a place of reconciliation’

Anglican Journal Staff March 1, 2013

Then Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams (right) visited the embattled diocese of Manicaland to show his support during his trip to Zimbabwe in 2011. With him in the photo are members of the diocese and Bishop Julius Makoni. Photo: ACNS

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Victory for Manicaland in long-awaited judgment

Bellah Zulu February 27, 2013

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Benedict’s final days as Pope

Anglican Journal Staff February 26, 2013

Do you know what’s in your food? The Church of England is joining the battle against GMOs. Illustration: Lightspring

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Ethical investment policy on GMOs adopted

Anglican Communion News Service February 25, 2013

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‘Cardboard Cathedral’ rises

Mary Frances Schjonberg, Episcopal News Service February 25, 2013

An unidentified woman writes on a wall expressing her support for a campaign to end violence against women in Putrajaya, Malaysia. Photo: Syahreil Hafiz

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‘Ensure women’s equality’

Anglican Communion News Service February 21, 2013

The Old City of Jerusalem, seen through razor wire, illustrating the Holy Land's history of division and conflict. Photo: Ryan Rodrick Beiler

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Christian attitudes to the Holy Land

Anglican Communion News Service February 20, 2013

The Rev. Robert Assaly, Anglican priest and chair of the Canadian Friends of Sabeel, welcomes church and Arab/Muslim representatives to the meeting about the issue of peace in the Middle East. Photo: Marites N. Sison

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Arab/Muslim leaders meet with Canadian church reps

Marites N. Sison February 14, 2013

Pope Benedict XVI’s resignation is the first in nearly 600 years in the Roman Catholic Church.

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Pope Benedict: ‘A true pastor’

Anglican Journal February 11, 2013

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