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Healing relations through Bishops’ dialogue

Marites N. Sison February 18, 2011

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Primate urges government to look at second Kairos proposal

Anglican Journal February 17, 2011

Banned and even burned as idolatrous and papist during the Protestant Reformation, many creches survived only by being hidden away. Photo: Shutterstock

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International conference to explore creche culture

Diana Swift February 17, 2011

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Diocese of Ontario elects co-adjutor bishop

Anglican Journal February 17, 2011

The proposed de-incorporation of the Anglican Journal is one step in a plan to streamline church operations, say officials. Photo: Marites N. Sison

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Anglican Journal Board approves motion to de-incorporate

Diana Swift February 16, 2011

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More transparent discussion’ needed on foreign aid: Kairos

Marites N. Sison February 16, 2011

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Guest Column: Church Service

Anglican Journal February 16, 2011

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Diocese asks high court to end legal battle

Anglican Journal February 16, 2011

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Reconciliation ‘a Canadian problem,’ says Sinclair

ajadmin February 15, 2011

"Knowing that behind this world is a loving God, personally involved in our world...we experience a sense of meaning and direction." Photo: Dubova/Shutterstock

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Guest Reflection: Confidence in the Gospel

The Rev. Dr. Gary Nicolosi February 15, 2011

The bishop of the Anglican diocese of Ottawa, John Chapman. Photo: Marites N. Sison

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Ottawa churches settle dispute

ajadmin February 15, 2011

Anti-semitic incidents in Britain. "reveal a more embedded, basic street racism against Jews," says a charity that monitors anti-Semitism. Photo: Ryan Rodrich Beiler/Shutterstock

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Anti-Semitic incidents last year in Britain were second-highest

Anglican Journal February 14, 2011

Indonesia needs to safeguard its reputation as one of the world's most tolerant Muslim-majority countries, says Christian Solidarity Worldwide. Photo: A.S. Zain

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Indonesia urged to repeal blasphemy laws

Anglican Journal February 11, 2011

David Kato, an outspoken gay activist in Uganda, was killed on Jan. 26. Photo: Front Line

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Guest Reflection: A Requiem for David Kato

Anglican Journal February 10, 2011

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Four decades of Anglican-Roman Catholic dialogue

Diana Swift February 9, 2011

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Getting serious about greening churches

Marites N. Sison February 8, 2011

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Episcopal Asiamericans welcome Lunar New Year with ‘family’ celebrations

Pat McCaughan, Episcopal News Service February 7, 2011

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Guest Reflection: Catch the dream

The Rev. Dr. Gary Nicolosi February 4, 2011

Archbishop Desmond Tutu has said, "We are a rainbow people of God." Photo: UN/Jean-Marc Ferre

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Guest reflection: Black and Anglican in Canada

Anglican Journal February 4, 2011

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In Dublin sermon, presiding bishop challenges all to ‘show up’ to heal the world

Matthew Davies, Episcopal News Service January 31, 2011

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