Weekend Roundup for Oct 19
October 19, 2019
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#SundaySelfie, woodpeckers in church, and ghosts – it’s our weekend roundup!
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Bishop Curry to Preach in Fond du Lac
October 18, 2019
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The FDL Reporter notes that Presiding Bishop Michael Curry is coming to Wisconsin as part of the Way of Love series of revivals this weekend.
Episcopal Churches in Germany respond to Yom Kippur attack
October 15, 2019
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“We are … keenly aware of the long and grievous history of the church in denying its historic connection to the Jewish people, and in failing to speak with moral clarity when Jewish communities have been singled out for discrimination and violence. … We will not fail to remind our communities of the profound errors of the past, when the church made easy alliance with the evils of white supremacy and nationalism.”
Sydney Archbishop addresses Synod for final time
October 14, 2019
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Glenn Davies lauds breakaway group in neighboring New Zealand, while decrying those who would breach fellowship in favor of marriage equality
Weekend Roundup for October 12th
October 12, 2019
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Cardinal Newman, Reddit, and priestly celibacy; it’s our weekly roundup of the stories you don’t want to miss
Vt. Episcopal Bishop Shannon MacVean-Brown On Inclusivity, Community And ‘Creation Care’
October 11, 2019
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In an interview this morning with the NPR station in Vermont, Bishop MacVean-Brown shared her reflections on her new ministry. “If the church is going
John Henry Newman, Oxford Movement scholar and Roman Catholic convert, to be canonized Sunday
October 8, 2019
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John Henry Newman is remembered in Anglicanism largely for his role as a founding member and leading tractarian of the Oxford Movement in the Church of England. He is known in Roman Catholicism as a convert and a cardinal, and in both traditions as a scholar and a priest. Newman will be canonized by the Roman Catholic church this Sunday, October 13th.
Weekend Roundup for October 5th
October 5, 2019
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College ministries, falling ceilings, and Amazonian anxiety; it’s our weekend roundup of stories you may have missed
Anglican bishops speak up against South American deforestation
October 3, 2019
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Anglican News reports that eight South American Anglican bishops have spoken up against deforestation.
Names of heads of school implicated in cover-ups to be removed from school buildings
October 2, 2019
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There is no alternative context for the trustees, in our fiduciary duties to the present and future school, as well as to the past, in which we can examine the instances of the Rectors’ failures to protect and safeguard children. – Archibald Cox, Jr.
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