Posted in Anglican Network in Canada on Feb 27th, 2008
Michael Daley reports at the LambethConference.net/canada blog: The Bishop of Niagara and leaders from parishes that recently voted to join with the Anglican Province of the Southern Cone, a member church of the worldwide Anglican Communion, are due to meet once again today at 1300. Please pray for them all. There appears to be a [...]
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Two churches ask to offer same-sex blessings As four churches voted in February to leave the Vancouver-based diocese of New Westminster and the Anglican Church of Canada over changing attitudes toward homosexuality, two churches asked to be able to join eight other parishes in offering blessing ceremonies to same-sex couples. Read it all here. UPDATE [...]
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Posted in Anglican Network in Canada on Feb 26th, 2008
February 26, 2008 St. George’s Update Representatives of the Anglican Network and the two parishes that have withdrawn from the diocese of Niagara met today with representatives of the diocese of Niagara to commence a respectful discussion towards a resolution of issues outstanding between them. These discussions are continuing. There is a very similar notice [...]
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I first thought I’d link to the LambethConference article, but then I thought perhaps it would be better reproduced in full. This exchange underlines precisely why the ANiC parishes are doing what they have to do: Paula Valentine, a parishioner at St. Hilda’s Oakville, Province of the Southern Cone wrote a letter to the editor [...]
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Posted in Anglican Network in Canada on Feb 26th, 2008
The St. Hilda’s website is reporting that the Rev. Gerry Brodie has been suspended and a parish “administrator” appointed. More news when we have it.
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Posted in Anglican Network in Canada on Feb 26th, 2008
The clergy and wardens of St.George’s will be meeting (or quite possibly already have met – pray anyway, our God is outside of time!) with representatives from the Diocese of Niagara to see if there remains any possibility for an amicable way forward. Please pray for Fr. Charlie and Fr. Ray David, and for the [...]
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Posted in Anglican Network in Canada on Feb 26th, 2008
Why, you might ask? Go read the whole article if you like, but the relevant bit is here: But Michael Patterson, a spokesman for the Niagara diocese, said many parishioners don’t agree with what’s happening and “we have a responsibility to them.” Many parishioners don’t agree? Well, let’s just review the vote tally, shall we? [...]
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Posted in Anglican Network in Canada on Feb 26th, 2008
…is online here.
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Posted in Anglican Network in Canada on Feb 26th, 2008
Posted in Anglican Network in Canada on Feb 26th, 2008
Hamilton Spectator Toronto Star
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Posted in Anglican Network in Canada on Feb 25th, 2008
From the comments (the author gave me kind permission to post) The view from St George’s this Sunday. We had an amazing time here. Various churches brought their entire congregations to St George’s this morning as a show of force for the bishop, even a convent of nuns. . We were gracious hosts I believe. [...]
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Posted in Anglican Network in Canada on Feb 25th, 2008
Anglican Rift Deepens – Globe and Mail More Anglicans Vote to split over same sex issue – CBC.ca Islanders Split from National Church – Canada.com
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Posted in Anglican Network in Canada on Feb 25th, 2008
The Diocese parachuted in a relief reverend yesterday morning, ostensibly to preach to disenfranchised St. Hilda’s parishioners upset by the move. The only problem? There weren’t any. Read it all here.
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Posted in Anglican Network in Canada on Feb 25th, 2008
A report from St Hilda’s… We had an amazing time with Jesus this morning! St. Hilda’s put on a gracious welcome to our diocesan guests. We had the coffee and donuts ready for people as they came in … including the diocesan administrator the Rev. Dr. Canon Ruttan. People from St. Hilda’s milled about and [...]
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Posted in Anglican Network in Canada on Feb 24th, 2008
Michael Daley over at the Canadian “not the Lambeth” site was at St. Hilda’s this morning and is in the process of posting pictures and audio. Keep checking back here.
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Posted in Anglican Network in Canada on Feb 24th, 2008
Anglican Network in Canada NEWS RELEASE Three more Anglican congregations take decisive votes FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 24 February 2008 Three more Anglican congregations voted today to accept the offer of episcopal oversight of Bishop Donald Harvey, Moderator of the Anglican Network in Canada (ANiC), under the Primatial authority of Archbishop Gregory Venables and the Anglican [...]
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I toyed with whether I would post this or not, as I found it so thoroughly distasteful. So, I’m compromising with a link here should you wish to view the latest Niagara diocesan offering. The upshot is of a diocesan rent-a-crowd (plus a handful of St Georges and ex-St Georges parishioners who IMHO were the [...]
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Posted in Anglican Network in Canada on Feb 24th, 2008
I just got this in my email box and thought it would be a good idea to pass it on to a wider audience: I wanted to make sure that you all know about the broadcast tomorrow morning (Monday) on CBC Radio One. Archbishop Greg Venables will be interviewed live on The Current with host [...]
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Posted in Anglican Network in Canada on Feb 24th, 2008
Vancouver results just in… The three churches which decided today to accept Bishop Harvey’s spiritual care are: Church of the Good Shepherd, St Catharines, ON In favour:70 Opposed:4 Abstained:7 Church of the Good Shepherd, Vancouver, BC In favour:203 Opposed:0 Abstained:0 St Matthias and St Luke, Vancouver, BC In favour:133 Opposed:1 Abstained:7 UPDATE: Some background information… [...]
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From the St. Hilda’s website: (The 10:30 service was the service at which the rector of St. Hilda’s, Rev. Paul Charboneau, presided) DAY 8: Sunday, Feb 24th. For the word of the cross is folly to those who are perishing, but to us who are being saved it is the power of God. For it [...]
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