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News Updates

September 2007

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  • Bishops Conclude Meeting With Response to Primates

    Very few members of the House of Bishops’ canvassed by The Living Church expressed complete satisfaction with the final version of their “Response to Questions and Concerns Raised by our Anglican Communion Partners,” released at the conclusion of their Sept. 20-25 meeting. But in the end there was only one ‘no’ voice vote registered and it didn’t belong to a traditionalist.

  • South Africa Elects Conservative as Next Primate

    The Rt. Rev. Thabo Cecil Makgoba, Bishop of Grahamstown, was elected Archbishop of Cape Town and Metropolitan and Primate of the Anglican Church of Southern Africa on Sept. 25.

  • In Closed Session, Bishops Perfecting Response to Primates

    Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori and the other members of the joint steering committee of primates and the Anglican Consultative Council (ACC) met late into the night yesterday discussing language on the eight or so bullet points which might constitute an acceptable response from Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams and the primates.

  • The Episcopal Church at Its Best

    Reflections on the Northwestern Pennsylvania consecration. (By John Wesley)

  • Bishop Steenson Addresses House, Explains Decision

    The Rt. Rev. Jeffrey N. Steenson told the House of Bishops Tuesday that the bishops’ last meeting, at Camp Allen in Texas in March, was “a profoundly disturbing experience for me.”

  • Three Added to Chicago Bishop Slate

    Three more candidates have been nominated by petition to the election of a bishop in the Diocese of Chicago.

  • Bishops Briefed on Lambeth Conference

    The Lambeth Conference of Bishops in England next July will bear a striking organizational resemblance to a recent pan-Anglican consultation underwritten by Trinity Church, Wall Street, last July in Madrid.

  • Bishops: New Document Will Preserve Status Quo

    The House of Bishops ended the last plenary of the day on Sept. 24 with an unscheduled private conversation that was extended several times and eventually exceeded 90 minutes.

  • PHOTO 24Sept.2007

    The Rev. Quin Bates (right), a deacon in the Diocese of Louisiana, briefs Bishop Robert Ilhoff of Maryland (left) and Bishop Paul Marshall of Bethlehem Sept. 22 at the start of their tour of a mobile medical clinic operated by the diocese in New Orleans. (George Conger photo)

  • Bishops Debate Resolution Behind Closed Doors

    Bishop John Chane of Washington did not need to request a point of personal privilege to debate a revised version of a resolution submitted by Bishop Charles Jenkins of Louisiana when the House of Bishops went back into plenary session Monday afternoon. The room was cleared for about 30 minutes while a revised version of the resolution was discussed.

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