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Baptism for the dead must stop, says Holocaust survivor

Diana Swift March 6, 2012

Seven U.S. breakaway congregations have been ordered by a judge to return control of church property to the Diocese of Virginia. Photo: Kuzma

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Breakaway congregations given deadline for property return

Mary Frances Schjonberg, Episcopal News Service March 6, 2012

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Congolese explosion kills 200, destroys church

Anglican Journal March 5, 2012

Church leaders in the U.S. will join farmers and consumers in a fast from March 5 to 10 to urge better treatment for tomato harvesters. Photo: Wollertz

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Lenten fast to protest mistreatment of workers

Anglican Journal March 5, 2012

Earthquake-ravaged ChristChurch Cathedral will be torn down for safety reasons. Photo: Schwede66

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New Zealand’s Christchurch Cathedral to be demolished

Anglican Journal March 2, 2012

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Muslim campaign seeks to dispel Shariah fears

Diana Swift March 2, 2012

” On day four of my digital detox-I went on a desperate search for the ancient artifact. I found our phone book buried underneath a 1999 Sony Disc Man.” Photo: Michal Mrozek

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Digital Detox 2: Hello, it’s me.

Michelle Hauser March 1, 2012

U.S. mosque worship have increased by three- quarters since 2000 and most take a moderate approach to Islam. Photo: Zereshk

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Islamic centres of worship grow in U.S.

Anglican Journal Staff March 1, 2012

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Sweaters for Hope

Anglican Journal Staff March 1, 2012

The pope spoke out against artificial procreation and trying to assume the place of the Creator at last week’s Vatican infertility conference. Photo: Mimmo Ferraro

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No assisted reproduction, says Pope

Diana Swift March 1, 2012

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In Japan, Shinto followers prepare to mark disaster anniversary

Anglican Journal March 1, 2012

Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams voiced his concerns about the vulnerable position of religious minorities at a lecture Feb. 28 . Photo: Peter Williams/WCC

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Archbishop of Canterbury links human rights to faith

Anglican Journal February 29, 2012

How had the Internet gotten such a hold on me? Photo: Warren Goldswain

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Lenten diary: A digital detox

Michelle Hauser February 29, 2012

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The moment to decide

The Rev. Dr. Gary Nicolosi February 29, 2012

International organizations are calling on Iran to release a Christian pastor sentenced to death last week for apostasy. Photo: Javarmen

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Iranian pastor still alive

Anglican Journal Staff February 28, 2012

More than 30 people have reportedly been killed across Afghanistan following the the burning of copies of the Quran by members of the U.S. military. Photo: Ben Mitchell

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OIC deplores Afghanistan killings

Anglican Journal February 28, 2012

Brazil runs a distant second to the U.S. in exporting missionaries to other countries. Photo: Hermann Luyken

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U.S. and Brazil lead in missions

Anglican Journal Staff February 27, 2012

The European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg says Italy wrongly returned African refugees to Libya without thought for their safety. Photo: Fred Schaerli

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WCC applauds rights ruling

Diana Swift February 27, 2012

The Queen and the Archbishop of Canterbury admire a silver stupa ("mound"), a sacred Buddhist reliquary. Photo: Andrew Dunsmore

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Defender of the faiths

Anglican Journal Staff February 24, 2012

Winnipeg’s St. John’s College, University of Manitoba, will host the Beyond the Fortress worship conference this summer. Photo: James Teterenko

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Anglican-Lutheran meeting coaxes Christians out of churches

Anglican Journal Staff February 24, 2012

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