News Updates

News Updates

October 2009

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  • Minnesotans Elect Deputies’ V.P.

    Delegates to the Episcopal Diocese of Minnesota’s 152nd annual convention have elected the Rev. Brian Prior as the diocese’s ninth bishop. Fr. Prior, rector of Episcopal Church of the Resurrection, Spokane Valley, Wash., has served as vice president of General Convention’s House of Deputies since 2006.

  • Dallas Convention Given Wholly to Covenant

    Resolutions and floor debate were scrapped at the Diocese of Dallas' annual convention in favor of corporate discernment on the nature of communion and the Anglican Covenant.

  • Editorial: Differentiation and Communion

    “Differentiation” is a popular concept among conservative Episcopalians these days, and at a one-day special convention on Oct. 24, voting members of the Diocese of South Carolina produced truckloads of the stuff.

  • Anglican Diocese of Pittsburgh to Leave Longtime Office

    The Pittsburgh diocese led by the Rt. Rev. Robert W. Duncan will soon leave its longtime office space in the Henry W. Oliver Building, which offers dramatic views of Trinity Cathedral in downtown Pittsburgh.

  • N.Y. Bishops Protest Education Budget Cuts

    Eight bishops of the Episcopal Church in the state of New York stand united against Gov. David Paterson’s proposed budget cuts for education.

  • R.I. Convention, Bishop Differ on Resolutions

    The Episcopal Diocese of Rhode Island’s 219th convention has affirmed General Convention’s resolutions on openly gay nominees for the episcopate and pastoral blessings for same-sex couples.

  • W. Kansas Bishop Plans Return to Parish Ministry

    The Rt. Rev. James M. Adams Jr. says he has a ready answer when people ask why he would return to parish ministry after only seven years as a bishop.

  • Hopeful Signs in Canterbury-Rome Relationship

    The Rev. William Franklin of the Anglican Center in Rome sees the humor in some of the exaggerations in coverage of the Vatican’s plans regarding disaffected Anglicans. “It doesn’t feel like warring armies here in Rome,” he said.

  • Global South Primates Respond to Vatican Initiative

    Responding to the Vatican’s announcement for Personal Ordinariates for Anglicans, the six-member Global South Primates Steering Committee is urging Anglicans remain Anglicans and that the Archbishop of Canterbury help them do so.

  • S.C. Distances Itself from Episcopal Bodies

    The voting margins were huge on Saturday as a special convention of the Diocese of South Carolina approved four resolutions supported by the diocesan bishop, the Rt. Rev. Mark Joseph Lawrence.

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