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August 23 2014 By dvirtue Global South Primates Embrace Diocese of South Carolina

The decision of the Diocese of South Carolina was made in response to the meeting of the Global South Primates Steering Committee in Cairo, Egypt from 14-15 February 2014.[1] A recommendation from that meeting stated that, "we decided to establish a Primatial Oversight Council, in following-through the recommendations taken at Dar es Salam in 2007, to provide pastoral and primatial oversight to dissenting individuals, parishes, and dioceses in order to keep them within the Communion."

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August 20 2014 By dvirtue South Sudan cries for help

As is often the case in Africa, the church is often the only functioning organization in the absence of proper governance or public services in much of the country. Remarkable stories are emerging of the sacrifice and spiritual strength of Christians of different denominations. Women in particular are at the heart of subsistence agriculture, small enterprise and local reconciliation initiatives.

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August 20 2014 By dvirtue SAN JOAQUIN, CA: Anglican Diocese will Appeal to Fifth District Court of Appeals over Properties

This was not the first time we attempted to negotiate. We have repeatedly sought a negotiated settlement and the response has been the same every time -"We'll negotiate on the time for you to leave and possible rental back, but nothing else."

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August 19 2014 By dvirtue NEW YORK: The Episcopal Church welcomes you ... to use the bathroom

"Bathrooms are in this church; there are three of them, and they are free to use," he said, to some relieved nods. "And then you can see the inside of the church, too."

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August 17 2014 By dvirtue Bishop of Leeds Urges British Prime Minister to Act on Religious Freedom in Middle East Crisis

However, in common with many bishops and other correspondents here in the UK, I remain very concerned about the Government’s response to several issues. I write with the support of the Archbishop of Canterbury to put these questions to you.

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August 16 2014 By dvirtue Ebola: Catholic Church Suspends Sign Of Peace, Anglican Primate Suspends Handshakes

The Archbishop of Lagos Adewale Martins released a statement on Sunday saying that while the handshakes have been suspended, Catholic priests should continue the traditional hand to mouth method of given Holy Communion for now, but asked the priest to make sure their hands don't touch the tongues of the recipient. He also said Holy Water bowls usually placed at the entrance of churches should be discontinued to contain the spread of the virus.

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August 16 2014 By dvirtue Welby backs future war crimes prosecutions over Iraq atrocities

“But what is happening right now in northern Iraq is off the scale of human horror.

"In a globalised world where even distant nations are our ‘neighbour’, we cannot allow these atrocities to be unleashed with impunity.

“And while the behaviour of the Isis jihadis in Syria and northern Iraq is particularly savage, it is also part of rising and increasingly serious persecution of Christians and other groups in many countries.

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August 15 2014 By dvirtue Archbishops of Canterbury and Australia joint statement on Iraq

"The international community must document the human rights abuses in northern Iraq so that the perpetrators can later be prosecuted.

"As Anglican leaders, we cry to God for peace and justice and security throughout the world, and especially for Christians and other minority groups suffering so deeply in northern Iraq."

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August 13 2014 By dvirtue An Interview with Anglican Archbishop Foley Beach

Jacob: “What thinker (apart from the Bible) has played the biggest role in the development of your thought, both pastorally and in terms of your vision of the social/political role of the Church?”

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August 12 2014 By dvirtue DURHAM, NC: ACNA priest murdered in North Carolina

The 11-week seminar, based on his doctoral dissertation, was to be given starting in September. Now his fellow parishioners will live out the essence of that seminar through experience.

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