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March 28 2006 By virtueonline LONDON: Anglican Leader to Hold Rare Meeting with Pope

"My visit this autumn is an opportunity to continue that rich tradition of visits between Canterbury and Rome," said Williams, struggling to avoid schism in his own church over the ordination in America of openly gay bishop Gene Robinson.

The blessing of same-sex unions in Canada's Anglican Church and moves to ordinate women bishops in the Church of England are two other issues that could drive Protestants and Catholics further apart.

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March 27 2006 By virtueonline LONDON: Archbishop holds talks over fear of a schism

The Rev Bonnie Perry, 43, is one of five shortlisted candidates standing for election on May 6. Her girlfriend of 18 years, Susan Harlow, is a professor of religious education at the nearby Meadville Lombard Theological School and an ordained minister in the United Church of Christ. The ratification would follow the choice of the gay cleric Gene Robinson to be Bishop of New Hampshire in 2003.

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March 27 2006 By virtueonline TORONTO: Anglican Network in Canada adds churches

Almost a dozen churches have joined, or soon will join, the Anglican Network in Canada.

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March 26 2006 By virtueonline VANCOUVER, BC: Key parish denies leaving Anglican Church

"What we're doing is joining a group of similar-thinking orthodox Anglicans across Canada," she said. "All we've done is basically state the same principles that we've stated all along, that we are in an impaired state of communion with our bishop and diocese."

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March 26 2006 By virtueonline NIGERIA: A call to national mourning by Archbishop Peter Akinola

We have met as leaders of the Christian community in Nigeria and taken the following decisions:

1. We appeal to all tiers of government to find ways and means of ensuring that all Nigerians irrespective of tribe or religion are thoroughly educated to know that ours is a multi religious society in which no one part can claim superiority over the other.

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March 26 2006 By virtueonline JERUSALEM: Anglican Bishop: Eternal Life for all Martyrs of Palestine

Disinvestment Letter sent to Anglican Bishop, The Rt. Rev. Riah Hanna Abu El Assal

From a Christian friend

13 March 2006

Dear Bishop Riah

I am writing concerning the Church Synod's vote regarding disinvestment in companies trading with Israel, having just recently read your letter on the internet.

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March 26 2006 By virtueonline WALES: Editor of Welsh church magazine quits over cartoon of Muhammad

Article continues Members of the Church in Wales said yesterday it was ironic that the cartoon had been used to illustrate an article calling for tolerance between members of the Abrahamaic religions (Christianity, Islam and Judaism) on the basis of their common roots.

All copies of Y Llan ("Church") will now be collected and destroyed.

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March 25 2006 By virtueonline LONDON: Church Society condemns the trial of Afghan Christian

The Society hopes and prays that justice and humanity will prevail. British military involvement in Afghanistan, and indeed the deaths of many British service men and woman, will have been in vain if the new Afghan government implements legal penalties that are only worthy of a religious tyranny.

Church society calls on all Christians to express their outrage at this injustice and to do what they can to prevent Mr Rahman¹s death.

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March 25 2006 By virtueonline KANSAS: International Conference of Network Partners Created

The worship and prayer that characterized this gathering displayed the three great streams of global Anglicanism: Anglo-Catholic, Charismatic and Evangelical. The International Conference launched initiatives to plant churches, cooperate in global missionary activities, and evangelize and disciple the next generations. The group emphasized its intention to increase ministry partnership with other orthodox Anglicans in the United States.

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March 25 2006 By virtueonline LONDON: "Schism looms, Exeter warns US bishops"

One is that Langrish was speaking at the episcopal retreat of Ecusa's house of bishops in Kanuga as the representative of the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams. So we can assume the views stated here are Dr Williams' own, which rather supports the inferences that many have drawn from his Guardian interview.

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