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Fred Hiltz January 6, 2016

Retiring Bishop Ordinary to the Canadian Armed Forces Peter Coffin and Archbishop Fred Hiltz, primate of the Anglican Church of Canada. Photo: Art Babych

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Anglican bishop ordinary election set for March

Art Babych January 5, 2016

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Former bishop of Cariboo James Cruickshank dies

André Forget January 4, 2016

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Hearing God in silence

ajadmin January 4, 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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Merry Christmas

Anglican Journal Staff December 22, 2015

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Qu’Appelle diocese helps displaced families in Burundi

Tali Folkins December 22, 2015

A major part of her work involves "creating relationships for the church with the Aboriginal communities," says Anglican Fund for Healing and Reconciliation co-ordinator Esther Wesley. Photo: Marites N. Sison

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Healing Fund work to continue

André Forget December 22, 2015

Quebec is the first diocese in the Anglican Church of Canada to fully divest from both mining and fossil fuels. Photo: Mark Agnor/Shutterstock

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Diocese of Quebec divests from fossil fuels, mining

André Forget December 22, 2015

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Answering God’s call

Rhonda Waters December 21, 2015

November meetings in St. John's, Nfld., brought together clergy and bishops from the dioceses of Eastern Newfoundland and Labrador, Central Newfoundland, Western Newfoundland and Athabasca to talk about how to work together in meeting the spiritual needs of Newfoundlanders in northern Alberta. Photo: Terry Leer

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Reimagining ministry in Athabasca and the Atlantic

André Forget December 21, 2015

"In Jesus' birth, God declares an openness to - indeed, a desire for - intimacy with us," writes the author. Illustration: Dayjan Desmond

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You must have been a beautiful baby

Rhonda Waters December 18, 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

TRC Chair Justice Murray Sinclair, accompanied by Commissioners Wilton Littlechild and Marie Wilson, presents a digital copy of the historic final report to the primate, Archbishop Fred Hiltz. Photo: Art Babych

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New details about missing children in TRC final report

Art Babych December 16, 2015

Bishop William Anderson was elected bishop of the diocese of Caledonia in 2001. Photo: Contributed

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Bishop of Caledonia to retire

Anglican Journal Staff December 15, 2015

The Rev. Nancy Bruyere and her granddaughter, Ariana Dorie, at Sacred Circle 2015. Photo: Anglican Video

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Suicide prevention resource to be launched in 2016

André Forget December 14, 2015

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From darkness to light

Wayne Holst December 11, 2015

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This Christmas, lay out the welcome mat

ajadmin December 10, 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

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