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August 14 2006 By virtueonline St. PAUL, MN: Church joins faction opposed to gay bishop

"I don't think we have an exact blueprint of how this will affect our relationship with other parishes," said Lori Goetz, Messiah's senior warden, or lay leader. "But never at any point have we entertained the notion of leaving the Diocese of Minnesota."

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August 14 2006 By virtueonline NEW YORK: Windsor-compliant bishops meeting has Archbishop's 'blessing'

"It remains my intention to stay within the Episcopal Church and a part of the Anglican Communion even though I don't believe General Convention's response of to the Windsor Report was sufficient," Wimberly wrote in an August 11 statement due to be posted on the Diocese of Texas website (http://www.epicenter.org ).

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August 14 2006 By virtueonline CALIFORNIA: All Saints Episcopal left without pastor

Citing theological differences with the group's national leaders, more than 100 congregations have left the Episcopal Church USA in the last six months. St. Anne's left the Episcopal Church USA and its local diocese in January and St. John's in Fallbrook left last month.

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August 14 2006 By virtueonline Federation of Anglican Churches (FACA) formed

2. The Federation will seek to maintain the Patronage of orthodox Primates in the Anglican Communion. Such patronage will be for the purpose of expanding fellowship with those in the Anglican Communion and working in concert with the godly projects and programs of the Archbishops primarily in the Global South.

Article 3: Tasks (Back to Top)

FACA has five tasks:

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August 09 2006 By virtueonline NIGERIA: Truro Rector's Consecration Set For This Month

"So often we preach faith, but we live institutionally," Mr. Minns said. "Right now, we must practice what we preach."

The parish is walking a tightrope. Virginia Bishop Peter J. Lee, who could not be reached for comment yesterday, has called Mr. Minns' election "an affront," adding that it would be "impossible" for Mr. Minns to act simultaneously as rector of Truro and as a bishop for the Nigerian church's Convocation of Anglican Churches in North America (CANA).

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August 08 2006 By virtueonline ENGLAND: Bishops fly to US for summit of Anglican hard-liners

The meeting will explore ways to bolster the conservative bloc and may debate the possibility of introducing "flying" primates to oversee dissenting dioceses or appointing a retired bishop to act as a commissary for the archbishop.

The bishops are also anxious to persuade increasingly impatient hard-liners to stay within a broad-based grouping rather than split away and form a rival province under an evangelical primate from Africa or Asia.

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August 07 2006 By virtueonline LEAC: Lay Episcopalians Plan Conference in Orlando, FL.

Despite all efforts to deter them, after “defiantly and radically violating key doctrinal elements of Anglicanism and their own ordination and consecration vows, leaders of the U.S. province have caused us to be suspended from the communion’s operational affairs,” a LEAC press release said.

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August 05 2006 By virtueonline LEBANON: Qana mayor calls for help, prayers

Salamé also called on people of faith to continue to pray and to support Pope Benedict XVI's call for an immediate cease-fire.

Salamé made his remarks in a more-than-two-hour-long interview on August 3 in Paris with a journalist friend of Episcopal Bishop Pierre W. Whalon of the Convocation of American Churches in Europe. Whalon sat in on the interview and conveyed his impression of the session in an August 4 email.

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