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May 13 2006 By virtueonline ABUJA: Nigerian politicians are opportunists, says Primate Akinola

Most Revd. Akinola who is also Bishop of Abuja Diocese speaking at the opening of Second Session of the Sixth Synod of the diocese at the All Saints' Cathedral Church,Wuse Zone 5, Abuja, also condemned the third term agenda saying, "the Nigerian story is hardly any more amusing.

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May 13 2006 By virtueonline WASHINGTON, DC: Episcopalians want trial for homosexual bishop

The national organization of Episcopal members behind the campaign - Lay Episcopalians for the Anglican Communion - is asking 37 bishops who opposed Robinson's consecration to file for church-law indictments against Robinson and 42 bishops who consecrated him.

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May 13 2006 By virtueonline Educating Your Parish: The story of Christ Church in Arizona

"Being a Network parish in the Arizona desert, we felt somewhat distant from decisions being made on the national level," said Jane Allred, a vestry member and senior vice president of a major digital marketing firm. "Those decisions, however, still impact us, and they were not being actively discussed within our diocese. Life pretty much was cruising along as it always had for us.

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May 11 2006 By virtueonline LA CRESCENTA, CA: Church fights for building

In 1940, the church joined the Episcopal Church USA, where it remained until February, when members voted to leave the 2.3 million-member denomination to join the Anglican Church of the Province of Uganda.

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May 11 2006 By virtueonline WASHINGTON, DC: Episcopal Lay Group Urges Church Trial for Gay Bishop

Lay Episcopalians for the Anglican Communion (LEAC) listed in its letters five "distinctions" which make charges against Robinson and his consecrators "uniquely different from allegations in all past presentments."

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May 10 2006 By virtueonline NEW JERSEY: Anglican Caucus Hears Call to Uphold Biblical Faith

The first is the pending report of the Special Commission on the Episcopal Church in America; second, the outcome of the election for the Bishop of California in which three openly practicing homosexual candidates are running, and third, the outcome of the election of the new Presiding Bishop to replace Bp. Frank Griswold. This is set to occur at the June 2006 General Convention in Columbus, OH.

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May 10 2006 By virtueonline IRELAND: Eames announces retirement

He recalled changes within the Church of Ireland during this time with the ordination of women and the remarriage of divorcees. He also recounted his role in the wider Anglican Communion, as Senior Primate, and heading the Eames Commission on the ordination of women, the Virginia Report and the Windsor report.

He concluded by saying that much remained to be done in the seven month before he retires on December 31st. "I haven't gone away." he reminded Synod.

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May 08 2006 By virtueonline IRELAND: Inequities between north and south haven't gone away

According to the last figures published by the Church in 2003 it has 345,745 members throughout Ireland.

Of these, 281,751 - or 82 per cent - are found in the northern dioceses of Connor, Down and Dromore, Derry and Raphoe, Clogher and the archdiocese of Armagh. Yet they have only 52 per cent of synod members.

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May 08 2006 By virtueonline LONDON: Bishops to fight assisted dying

Williams believes voluntary euthanasia would undermine the care of the sick and dying. During the second reading of Joffe's bill this week, he will argue that the nursing profession opposes assisted dying and the majority of doctors feel it would damage their relationship with patients.

He tended his mother, Nancy, in "her last months of decline and dementia" and said: "When we see protracted pain and distress it stretches our compassion to its limits."

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May 08 2006 By virtueonline LONDON: Williams turns to 'wise men' in crisis over gays

Its advice to Dr Williams could determine whether the 77 million-strong Church stays together or shatters.

Saturday's decision by the Diocese of California to choose a married man rather than a homosexual as its next bishop avoided an immediate widening of the rift over gays.

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