Posted in Anglican Church in North America, Anglican Network in Canada on Nov 15th, 2009
From the National Post By Charles Lewis, National Post St. Catharines, Ont. — Archbishop Robert Duncan rejects the term “breakaway” to describe the faction of orthodox Anglicans he now leads. He argues, instead, that the more than 700 orthodox Anglican parishes in Canada and the United States that have left their national churches behind represent [...]
Posted in Anglican Network in Canada on Nov 13th, 2009
After attending Diocese of Niagara synods – some years ago now – I used to come away wondering why I was an Anglican. This synod was different: we had 3 days of magnificent worship, fellowship and glorifying God through parish testimonies and reports. It was encouraging to see all the ACNA bishops present and many [...]
Posted in Anglican Network in Canada on Nov 13th, 2009
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Posted in Anglican Network in Canada on Nov 13th, 2009
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 13 November 2009 St Catharines, Ontario – Three bishops were consecrated today in St Catharines, Ontario into the Church of God for ministry in the Anglican Network in Canada. The Right Reverend Stephen Leung, the Right Reverend Charles Masters and the Right Reverend Dr Trevor Walters were consecrated today by the Most [...]
Posted in Anglican Network in Canada on Nov 13th, 2009
8: 30 a.m. The first order of the day will be morning prayer in the Sanctuary at 9:00. The rest of the day’s business is to be held in the gym where there is no WiFi hotspot, so I won’t be able to blog those events. The consecration is this afternoon and I should be [...]
Posted in Anglican Network in Canada on Nov 12th, 2009
1:30 p.m. Parish Presentations continued: St. Luke’s Anglican Church, Pembroke, Ont – Joined ANiC Nov 2008, started meeting in a Seventh Day Adventist Church, now meeting in a catering hall. ASA 120. Thinking of church planting and want to reach the unchurched.` Emmaus Anglican Church, Montreal, QC – most members of St. Stephen’s left and [...]
Posted in Uncategorized on Nov 12th, 2009
From the Star Head of conservative Anglican group critical of Pope’s message, but some lay members warm to the idea. ST. CATHARINES–An invitation from Rome to join the Catholic Church is “offensive in the extreme,” the head of a breakaway group of Canadian Anglicans says. “Apart from being an intrusion at the very highest levels [...]
Posted in Anglican Network in Canada on Nov 12th, 2009
Great breakfast with almost enough coffee. Morning Eucharist – listening to bishop’s charge: Need to move into areas that haven’t specifically asked for our help. All is not well in the ACoC – there is a salvation issue. Bp. Don went over our ANiC numbers – our ASA is now 4000; to God be the [...]
Posted in Anglican Network in Canada on Nov 11th, 2009
Posted in Anglican Network in Canada on Nov 11th, 2009
One of the advantages of being Anglican is the food: we were treated to a huge breakfast and lunch – and tonight there is a banquet (which I will have to miss ). The first session this afternoon is the Annual Plan for 2010 presented by Bishop Don: Prayer. We are where we are today [...]
Posted in Anglican Network in Canada on Nov 11th, 2009
Live from St. Catharines. My coverage of the Synod is going to be a little spotty because most of the activity here is being covered by Anglican TV and WiFi is only available outside of the gym where many of the sessions are taking place. I should be at least posting some photos this evening. [...]
Posted in Uncategorized on Nov 9th, 2009
The link to their livestream page is here.
Posted in Anglican Communion, Anglican Crisis on Nov 9th, 2009
On from the last article, the total inability to see the problem is not limited to the ACoC. (from here) A bestselling author and Anglican priest has launched an outspoken attack on the Church of England and revealed that he is converting to Catholicism. GP Taylor, whose children’s book Shadowmancer became an international bestseller and [...]
Posted in Anglican Church of Canada on Nov 8th, 2009
A rector in the Diocese of BC gets it wrong: What is happening in the Anglican Church? Parishioners are leaving parishes. Parishes have left dioceses. Dioceses have withdrawn from their national governing bodies. People who have worshiped together for decades can no longer share a pew on Sunday. The problem is not theology. It is [...]
Posted in Uncategorized on Nov 7th, 2009
Here is a rather strange, almost confrontational, interview from the New York Times with Archbishop Bob Duncan: the interviewer begins by accusing him of being “ultraright”! Abp. Duncan ends with a thought that is encouraging for Canadian ANiC parishes engaged in lawsuits: “They may get the stuff, but we’ll get the souls. They may get [...]
Posted in Uncategorized on Nov 7th, 2009
From LifeSteNews ROME, November 6, 2009 (LifeSiteNews.com) – In a move that is a surprise to no one, the UK branch of the Traditional Anglican Communion (TAC), the largest of the groups that broke away from the mainstream Anglican Church over the ordination of woman and the latter’s support for active homosexuality, has been the [...]
Posted in Anglican Church of Canada on Nov 1st, 2009
From the Niagara Anglican: It seemed like a good idea at the time and it seems like a good idea now. The Diocese needs $750,000 to cover all those costs incurred, in part, when the four parishes left the Anglican church for the Network, together with other shortfalls. Bishop Michael has transformed the whole matter [...]
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