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Crosstalk editor Art Babych's award-winning photo from an Anglican-Lutheran youth event focused on water issues on Parliament Hill last July.

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Anglican Journal recognized with 15 awards

Anglican Journal Staff April 28, 2014

(L to R) The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, and the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Toronto, Cardinal Thomas Collins, at an ecumenical reception in St. James Cathedral Centre. Welby visited the Anglican Church of Canada April 7 to 8. Photo: Michael Hudson

International News

Ecumenism must involve dialogue & social action, says Welby

Marites N. Sison April 11, 2014

Archbishop Fred Hiltz hosted a dinner for the Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby and his wife, Caroline, at St. James’ Cathedral Centre. Guests included “a host of people from Canada who are so deeply committed to the works of the Anglican Communion,” said Hiltz. Photo: Michael Hudson

International News

Welby & Hiltz discuss issues of sexuality, reconciliation

Marites N. Sison April 10, 2014

Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby and Archbishop Fred Hiltz met for two hours at the convent of Sisters of St. John the Divine in Toronto. Photo: Michael Hudson

International News

Welby explains gays and violence in Africa remarks

ajadmin April 9, 2014

International News

The Canterbury visits

ajadmin April 7, 2014

Marriage canon commission members will carry out a broad consultation about changing the marriage canon (church) law to allow same-sex marriage.

National News

Marriage canon commission begins work

ajadmin April 4, 2014

National News

TRC chair: ‘Mutual respect’ key to reconciliation

ajadmin March 28, 2014

Archbishop Fred Hiltz, primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, and National Indigenous Anglican Bishop Mark MacDonald are blessed by an elder at the first TRC national event in Winnipeg in 2010. Photo: Marites N. Sison

National News

Anglicans reflect on impact of TRC events

Marites N. Sison March 27, 2014

Member churches of the Canadian ecumenical justice group, Kairos, have been part of the Sisters in Spirit campaign, which focuses on the issue of violence against aboriginal women. Here, Brenda MacIntyre, a member of the women's music group, Spirit Wind, performs aboriginal chanting and drumming at an event in Toronto in 2008. Photo: Solange De Santis

National News

Church remembers missing & murdered native women

Anglican Journal Staff March 26, 2014

“There have been so many people over the years who have worked really hard to establish good relationships between indigenous and non-indigenous people,” says Anglican Healing Fund co-ordinator Esther Wesley. “Our [church] apology hasn’t been empty.” Photo: Marites N. Sison

National News

‘Our apology hasn’t been empty’

ajadmin March 25, 2014

The impact of climate change, including prolonged periods of drought, is already being felt in some Anglican provinces and dioceses, says the primate of the Anglican Church of Southern Africa. Photo: Oxfam/Wikimedia Commons

International News

Bishops to discuss climate change

Anglican Journal Staff March 25, 2014

Bishop Sanchez Sorondo (left), Dr. Mahmoud Azab (right) and Andrew Forrest (behind) look on as Archbishop David Moxon affixes his signature to the historic agreement to combat modern slavery and human trafficking.

International News

Faith groups sign accord to combat modern slavery, human trafficking

Anglican Journal Staff March 21, 2014

Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby speaks to South Sudan TV at the Anglican church compound in Bor, during his visit to South Sudan Jan. 30. He prayed at the site where church workers were recently murdered. Photo: archbishopofcanterbury.org

International News

Brave new republic

Diana Swift March 21, 2014

National News

Aboriginal language resources published

Leigh Anne Williams March 18, 2014

Signs that bear the names and ages of aboriginal women who have been murdered line the aisle at downtown Toronto’s Church of the Redeemer on March 8, International Women’s Day. Photo: Leigh Anne Williams

National News

Silent no more

Leigh Anne Williams March 11, 2014

Archbishop Caleb Lawrence (left) with Logan McMenamie (centre), the new bishop of the diocese of British Columbia at his installation service at Christ Church Cathedral in Victoria. Photo: Ed Lewis

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Thirteenth bishop of B.C. diocese installed

Ed Lewis March 7, 2014

Eighteen Canadian and American Bishops take part in the consecration of Melissa Skelton, the first woman bishop of the Anglican diocese of New Westminster. Photo: Bayne Stanley

International News

‘I am delighted to be here at last’

Neale Adams March 3, 2014

(L to R) Dean Kenneth Davis, and the Rev. Samuel Halkett, have teamed up to bring Cree language classes at St. Alban’s Cathedral in Prince Albert, Sask. Photo: Perry Bergson/Prince Albert Daily Herald

National News

Cree classes at Anglican cathedral

ajadmin March 3, 2014

Palm crosses from the previous year are burned to create the ashes. Photo: IStockPhoto

National News

40 days to Easter

Diana Swift February 28, 2014

The Lenten series Love life: Living the gospel of love produced by the Society of St. John the Evangelist (SSJE) focuses on the gospel’s invitation to “abundant life.” Photo: Curtis Almquist, SSJE

National News

Making space to engage deeply

Leigh Anne Williams February 27, 2014

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