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by David W Virtue, Virtueonline: The Rt. Rev. Steve Wood, Bishop of the Diocese of the Carolinas and rector of St. Andrew’s Church in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina has been elected the third Archbishop of the Anglican Church in...
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by Martin Davie: The Church of England is a church in which women can be ordained as deacons, priests and bishops. It is also a church in which provision is made to protect the convictions of those in the Catholic and Evangelical...
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by Madeleine Davies, Church Times: Accepting the settlements on women’s ordination was an ‘error of judgment’ she said. ACCEPTING the settlements that enabled the ordination of women to the priesthood and episcopate was an “error of...
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from Anglican Ink: …regarding the appointment of Diocesan Bishops who do not ordain women. On the publication on 11 April of a report into the appointment of the Bishop of Blackburn and its implications that has taken almost a year,...
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by Francis Martin, Church Times: A REVIEW, published on Thursday, of the appointment of the Rt Revd Philip North as Bishop of Blackburn has concluded that his nomination followed the proper processes, but makes several recommendations how...
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from Religion Media Centre: A Church of England report into the nomination of the Bishop of Blackburn, Philip North, who will not ordain women as priests, has recommended changes to the rules for future appointments. The report by the...
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