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April 27 2004 By virtueonline ENGLAND: Serious Disquiet Over Dean-Elect of St. Alban's Cathedral

We recognise that the ministry of the Dean is confined primarily to the Cathedral but in view of the role such a person takes in the Diocese as a whole and also the importance of the Cathedral as one of the larger churches in the Diocese we regret this appointment.

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April 27 2004 By virtueonline KENTUCKY: Local Episcopal Parish is snubbing its bishop

But it adheres to traditional scriptural interpretations, and is in "impaired communion" with the diocese, said its minister, the Rev. Martin Gornik. The Lexington parish is the second parish to publicly challenge Sauls.

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April 27 2004 By virtueonline CALGARY: 'Gay Militia' Storms Christian Coalition Dinner in Calgary

Half way through the event a dozen or more self-proclaiming "gay activists", calling themselves the "gay militia", stormed into our meeting room at the Coast Plaza Hotel and surrounded the podium in the middle of an amazing presentation by Rev. Tristan Emmanuel. Rev. Emmanuel's informative and passionate presentation just happened to be about "Christophobia" and the persecution of Christians in today's society.

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April 26 2004 By virtueonline LONDON: Evangelicals threaten to 'ruin' C of E over gay canon

Their move could leave the diocese several thousand pounds out of pocket.

It relies on the "parish share" to provide more than £7 million annually
to pay for stipends, pensions and some administrative costs.

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April 26 2004 By virtueonline CALIFORNIA: Seminar explores question of homosexuality and religion

The seminar was held at the headquarters of the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles and included about 50 rabbis from various Jewish denominations and more than 100 Episcopal priests. The event was sponsored by the diocese and the Board of Rabbis of Southern California.

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April 24 2004 By virtueonline AAC: The Chasm Widens

In addition, the Primates decided to reject future financial assistance from the Episcopal Church. Archbishop Peter Akinola, Primate of Nigeria and chairman of CAPA said in a press conference, “We do not want any money from the Episcopal Church of the United States. This is not rhetoric.

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April 24 2004 By virtueonline LONDON: Evangelical backlash over gay dean

In a letter to the Prime Minister, they expressed their concern that Downing Street was deliberately attempting to steer the Church in a more liberal direction on homosexuality.

The post of dean is in the sole gift of the Prime Minister, although senior churchmen such as the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, are consulted.

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April 24 2004 By virtueonline COLORADO SPRINGS: Retired Archbishop blasts 'American church'

The international gathering of about 200 conservatives and traditionalists discussed what to do in light of the Episcopal Church USA decision last summer to accept an openly gay bishop, Gene Robinson of New Hampshire, as well as same-sex blessings. The wider Anglican Communion follows traditional Christian teachings that gay practices are sinful.

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April 23 2004 By virtueonline COLORADO SPRINGS: ECUSA should start its own autonomous denomination

This call, however eccentric it may have seemed at the time, was made for the sake of demonstrating honesty and freeing the Episcopal Church from the agonizing turmoil of “limping between two opinions”: Robinson’s election, consent, and subsequent consecration took place in the face of well-established and carefully articulated Communion teachings, pleas, and admonitions to the contrary, which had detailed the damage going forward with the consecration would cause to the Communion’s bonds an

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April 22 2004 By virtueonline LONDON: Time to bless same-sex unions, says gay cleric

Dr John was speaking at a news conference at St Albans Cathedral, where he will be installed as Dean this year, succeeding the Very Rev Christopher Lewis who is now Dean of Christ Church, Oxford.

Dr John's views are significant because, although the appointment is not
as provocative as if he had been made a bishop, his promotion has the
support of the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams.

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