News Updates

News Updates

June 2010

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  • Church of Mexico Adopts Anglican Covenant

    The Anglican Church of Mexico, which was part of the Episcopal Church until 1995, has become the first province to adopt the Anglican Covenant.

  • Diocese of Albany Endorses Covenant

    The Diocese of Albany’s annual convention endorsed the Anglican Communion Covenant in a 314-76 vote June 12.

  • guest column: Soundings in Anglican Ecclesiology

    It is arguably true that there has never been a time in the history of what we now call Anglicanism that was essentially stable and free from serious conflict.

  • Megaparish affirms the Covenant

    The vestry of St. Martin’s Church in Houston, Texas — the largest congregation in the Episcopal Church — unanimously affirmed the Anglican Communion Covenant on June 15.

  • Blogging from Canterbury

    Leigh Edwards, The Living Church’s first junior fellow, is in Canterbury attending a two-week conference for young seminarians and clergy. This is one of her posts on what she is experiencing and learning.

  • Kenneth Kearon Defends Archbishop’s Decisions

    “To remove people from representative functions [within the Anglican Communion] is not to be [exclusive],” the Rev. Canon Kenneth Kearon, Secretary General of the Anglican Consultative Council, told the Episcopal Church’s Executive Council in a morning session June 18.

  • Canadian Synod Fights Off Anxiety

    Sometimes, amid irreverent riffs, a comedian becomes a court jester. During the banquet at the Anglican Church of Canada’s General Synod, comedian Bill Carr diagnosed the synod as afflicted by Generalized Anxiety Disorder.

  • APLM Decries ‘Unitary Hierarchical Control’

    Associated Parishes for Liturgy and Music has issued a statement condemning the proposed Anglican Covenant as an instrument of hierarchical control and accusing the Archbishop of Canterbury of favoring a Roman Catholic model of Church governance.

  • Communion Tensions Echo at Executive Council (corrected)

    The Episcopal Church’s Executive Council began its spring meeting on June 16 by focusing on the church as a missionary society fostering both national and international partnerships, even amid inter-Anglican tensions.

  • Bishop Harris Recovering from Stroke

    The Diocese of Massachusetts has reported that the Rt. Rev. Barbara C. Harris has undergone a stroke. The June issue of the diocese’s Episcopal E-News said the 80-year-old bishop had spent a weekend in a hospital after falling at her home.

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