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August 22 2006 By virtueonline NIGERIA: Anglican Church of Nigeria Installs Bishop From America

Priests in white and red robes congregated around the pulpit, as the head of the Anglican Church of Nigeria, Peter Akinola, administered oaths to four new bishops, including 63-year-old Martyn Minns of the United States.

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August 21 2006 By virtueonline MASSACHUSETTS: Ex-priest says he's exonerated

"I have been through hell for the past 2½ years," said Russell, adding that he lost his license to work as a priest, his job as a counselor in a public high school and is broke as a result of what he called false accusations.

However, the Rt. Rev. Jeffrey N. Steenson, bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of the Rio Grande, said the accusations against him were dropped only because of a statute of limitations of about 15 years that exists in legal canons in the Episcopal Church.

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August 21 2006 By virtueonline LONDON: Archbishop fears gay divide

"That would take so much energy from what we're meant to be doing," he said in an interview with Nederlands Dagblad, an evangelical newspaper in Holland. advertisement

The Archbishop will host a summit next month with the liberal leadership of the American branch of Anglicanism and conservative American bishops.

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August 21 2006 By virtueonline HOLLAND: An Interview with Archbishop of Canterbury Dr. Rowan Williams

Rowan Douglas Williams (1950) was born into a Welsh-speaking family in Swansea. He was a university lecturer and professor in Cambridge and Oxford until 1992, and after that Bishop and Archbishop in Wales. He wrote books on, among other topics, the heretic Arius and contemporary Russian-Orthodox theology. The Archbishop is married, to a theologian; they have an eighteen-year old daughter and a ten-year old son.

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August 21 2006 By virtueonline PITTSBURGH: Network Welcomes Consecration of Bishop Minns

Bishop Minns, who serves as the rector of the ACN-affiliated Truro Church in Virginia, will be ministering as the missionary bishop for the Convocation of Anglicans in North America (CANA). That body was created by the Church of Nigeria in 2005 both for Nigerian Anglicans in the United States and for American Anglicans seeking safe harbor and an unimpaired relationship with the worldwide Anglican Communion.

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August 20 2006 By virtueonline RICHMOND, VA: Virginia cleric to lead new Anglican group

Today's consecration of the Rev. Martyn Minns in Abuja, Nigeria, will make him the missionary bishop of the Convocation of Anglicans in North America, established by the Church of Nigeria to provide a haven for Episcopalians alienated by the U.S. Episcopal Church.

Minns, 63, is rector of Truro Church in Fairfax.

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August 19 2006 By virtueonline ALBANY, CA: Ex-con now leads flock

Tramel's story of redemption took him from San Quentin, where at age 17 he was the prison's youngest inmate, to 16 years at Solano State Prison in Vacaville, where he was ordained a deacon and priest in the Episcopal Church, to his selection this summer as the interim pastor at St. Alban's.

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August 19 2006 By virtueonline PITTSBURGH: Roundtable Drafts Articles for a Common Cause Federation

The Roundtable drafted and approved proposed articles to create the Common Cause Federation which would formalize the relationship of the partners and allow for other orthodox Anglican groups to apply for membership. The representatives at the meeting will now take the three above-mentioned documents back to their constituent bodies for approval and adoption.

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August 18 2006 By virtueonline MASSACHUSETTS: Conservative Episcopalians on the move in Mass.

"We're at the edge of the knife," said Murdoch, a Gordon-Conwell alumnus from West Newbury. "If the church divides, there will be a need for courageous, well-trained young leadership.

"Conservative orthodox seminaries will birth, if you will, conservative folks to serve in parish life and ministry."

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August 17 2006 By virtueonline ATLANTA: American Anglican Council Lauds CANA Consecration of TEC Priest

Additionally the AAC is deeply appreciative of the clear and prophetic voice of Global South primates who have spoken up, at great cost personally and for their provinces, and called the Anglican Communion to a holy and orthodox faith consonant with the historic teachings of both Christianity and Anglicanism.

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