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October 07 2011 By virtueonline Shake-up of Top Executives of the Washington National Cathedral

Very little of this is being publicized, even as the Washington National Cathedral has asked for a national campaign to raise $25 million dollars to stabilize the building which was damaged by the August earthquake, as well as paying for its continuing operations.

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October 05 2011 By virtueonline The Hypocrisy of The Episcopal Church Over Who Persecutes Whom

That should have been the end to it.

Not so.

Following the verdict, Episcopal Los Angeles Bishop J. Jon Bruno issued a statement calling upon "Orange County bishops, rabbis, and Islamic leaders to come together immediately in renewed solidarity to address the issues and injustices raised in relation to these verdicts.

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October 04 2011 By virtueonline HOW TO MAKE YOUR CHURCH GROW

One of the most successful churches is, of course, Dr. Rick Warren and his Saddleback church in southern California. His book, The Purpose Driven Church is a milestone on the subject. Consider also Holy Trinity, Brompton, in London, which has spawned a number of churches and, closer to home, the Rev. John Yates and Falls Church, Virginia, which has spawned a number of churches and continues to grow despite a lawsuit from the diocese wanting what they believe is their property back.

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October 02 2011 By virtueonline DELAWARE: Death of a Cathedral

For several years, the Cathedral has been having difficulty meeting the expenses of its beautiful buildings. Declining membership and an inability to attract new members and pledges in sufficient numbers has added to the financial uncertainty, said a letter from the vestry.

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October 01 2011 By virtueonline How Rites For Same Sex Blessings Will Get Brokered Into The Episcopal Church

The Church is moving prayerfully albeit cautiously. Bishop Wolfe has made it clear he will allow churches in our Diocese to use these new rites if and when they are approved. As happened when the church began racial integration and the ordination of women, this represents a change that will delight some and distress others.

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September 30 2011 By virtueonline ROSEMONT, PA: War of Words Breaks out at Good Shepherd between Bishop & Warden

He also ordered Moyer to leave the rectory immediately.

Michel said the content of the parish's web site must immediately remove any links to Moyer's new church as well as information regarding when services are conducted there along with any of his "you tube" sermons, his past sermons, his multiple lawsuits against his attorneys, the Bishop and the Diocese, his discipline during 2001, and his ordination as Bishop in TAC.

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September 29 2011 By virtueonline LOS ANGELES: Episcopal Clergy Join in Condemning 11 Muslim Students Convictions

"This attack against Muslim students and the Muslim community is an attack on democracy," Benitez said at a gathering of media representatives following the verdict. "It's an attack on all of those who believe in the U.S. Constitution and in freedom of speech. "We stand together today," he added. "The Muslim community is not alone in this. On this day I am a Muslim."

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September 29 2011 By virtueonline PHILADELPHIA: Anglicans Sweep Into The Mainline To Engage The Public Square

Crippen had a vision to engage the public square. His theological education had geared him for the pulpit ministry, but he felt called in a different direction. From his musings and theological reflections, he believed that Christians should engage in the public sphere because he saw a huge epistemological gap between the church and the state.

"I saw the need for an institution that would reflect a holistic vision of what has popularly been called 'the naked public square'."

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September 28 2011 By virtueonline BELLEVILLE, IL: ACA Leadership Call on Archbishop Hepworth To Resign

"For that reason, we, the clergy and laity of the Anglican Church in America meeting in our General Synod, wish to convey to you our feeling concerning your leadership. We do not have faith in your ability to continue to lead the TAC nor do we wish to follow in the direction you appear to be going. We, as clergy and laity, ask for your resignation."

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September 26 2011 By virtueonline SOUTH AFRICA: Traditionalist Anglicans Reject Ordinariate

“It was made very clear from the outset that there would be no Ordinariate in Southern Africa, and that the only route open to those wishing to join the Roman Catholic Church would be that of individual conversion, requiring, and I quote, “...in some cases going back to Baptism…” I had not expected to hear anything different, having actually read Anglicanorum Coetibus.”

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