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November 30 2009 By virtueonline OREGON: Bishop and Diocesan Delegates Mock Scripture Reading on Eve of Election

Asked about her ordeal, Enriques said she was shocked and deeply saddened by what had happened, but it was not enough to make her leave The Episcopal Church.

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November 28 2009 By virtueonline The Truth about the Anglican Communion's Listening Process

This technique was first revealed by the now deceased Dr. Joseph Wolpe (1915 - 1997). Wolpe was a South African psychiatrist, born into a Jewish family from Johannesburg who later settled in the United States. He is best known for developing what is now called "systematic desensitization." Systematic desensitization involves the imaginary exposure to a feared stimulus while simultaneously applying relaxation. Along with Arnold Lazarus, he is considered one of the fathers of behavior therapy.

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November 22 2009 By virtueonline Homophobia in Africa: The Real Truth Please

"Sexual minorities in Africa have become collateral damage to our domestic conflicts and culture wars as U.S. conservative evangelicals and those opposing gay pastors and bishops within mainline Protestant denominations woo Africans in their American fight," according to a groundbreaking investigation by Political Research Associates (PRA).

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November 20 2009 By virtueonline Episcopal Priest Praises Mohammed, Vishnu, Buddha, Confucius in Liturgy

ALL: All you Hindu saints; we praise you for holy are you.

CELEBRANT: Monks, nuns and all holy followers of the blessed Buddha, who, in the peace of Zen, created peace in others; All who sought the bliss of Nirvana with dedication and practiced justice and compassion toward all.

ALL: All you Buddhist saints, we praise you for holy are you.

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November 18 2009 By virtueonline SEWANEE University Regrettably Succumbs to Post-Modernism and Pansexuality-Pt.I

According to the Wikipedia editorial enforcers, the controversy has generally subsided, though in fact, several students and most alumni bitterly recall the "name change." The Sewanee administration still claims no change occurred to the institution's official name. Sewanee's own Identity Standards manual forbids usage of the new "Sewanee: The University of the South" name for usage with community, student, and alumni publications, but the rule is universally broken.

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November 18 2009 By virtueonline WASHINGTON, DC: Catholic, Episcopal Bishops Clash Over Meaning of Marriage

Episcopal Bishop John Byson Chane however announced his support for the D.C. marriage legislation.

Chane gave his support for legislation legalizing same-sex marriage in the District of Columbia and made his endorsement in a column on the Web site of The Washington Post: http://tinyurl.com/yaze3xu

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November 13 2009 By virtueonline Episcopal Church Dioceses All over the Map on Rites for Same-Sex Blessings

Dean Robert Munday, President of Nashotah House, noted the word games being played by the Standing Commission on Liturgy and Music. They struck "and design liturgies" from the final form of the resolution, he said.

"Even if only the word 'collect' had been used, it would have been sufficient to allow for the development of liturgies for same sex unions, because you can't collect something that does not exist."

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November 11 2009 By virtueonline Rome Rescues Anglo-Catholics. Who will Rescue Anglican's Evangelicals?

Even as The Episcopal Church applauded pansexuality, the Pope condemned it. Even as the Pope condemned abortion, Episcopal leaders applauded it. Even as women moved into ecclesiastical places of power, the Pope disapproved of it. The rift was a mile wide and growing deeper by the day. A wall of ice had descended between the two church super powers.

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November 06 2009 By virtueonline The Muddled Mind of Arizona Episcopal Bishop Kirk Smith

SMITH: This current invitation is a bit different in that those going to Rome have been promised that they can maintain their Anglican ways (Prayer book, etc) and even have oversight by former Anglican bishops. Still those priests and bishops will be ruled by the Vatican.

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November 06 2009 By virtueonline Cranmer Scholar Weighs Bible in Light of English Reformation & American Culture

VOL: So who is taking part in the conference?

NULL: The Rev. Jonathan Juckes, is rector of Kirk Ella in East Yorkshire, who is giving expository preaching sessions and workshops during the day on how to exegete the Bible for preaching purposes to area pastors. My brief has been two fold - to discuss the relationship between the Bible and Cranmer's liturgical initiatives as well as the theological principles at the heart of the English Reformation.

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