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January 2010

• Bishop Chane

  RETIRING IN 2011: The Rt. Rev. John Bryson Chane has called for an election of his successor in a year.

  Posted on January 30, 2010

• Canterbury Bronx

  Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams visits with the Rev. Martha Overall, priest-in-charge of St. Ann's Church in the South Bronx, during a Jan. 27 stop at the parish. (Lynette Wilson photo)

  Posted on January 28, 2010

• Bishop Benhase

  GEORGIA'S TENTH BISHOP: The congregation welcomes the Rt. Rev. Scott Benhase at his Jan. 23 consecration. (Diocese of Georgia photo)

  Posted on January 26, 2010

• Conversion of St. Paul

  ST. PAUL'S CONVERSION: Detail from Caravaggio's imagining of the conversion of St. Paul, on display in Rome's Church of Santa Maria del Popolo.

  Posted on January 25, 2010

• Phillips Brooks 2010

  A statue outside Trinity Church, Boston, honors the life and ministry of Phillips Brooks, that church's longtime rector. A renowned preacher and author, he also served as Bishop of Massachusetts. His feast day is January 23.

  Posted on January 22, 2010

• St. Agnes Miami

  St. Agnes' Church, Miami, Fla., one of the city's longest established African-American congregations, marks its patronal feast Jan. 21. (St. Agnes' Church photo)

  Posted on January 21, 2010

• Bishop Rowley

  The Rt. Rev. Robert D. Rowley, Jr., the seventh bishop of the Diocese of Northwestern Pennsylvania, died on Jan. 18 in York, Pa. He was 68.

  Posted on January 19, 2010

• Gregor Duncan

  The Very Rev. Gregor Duncan, Dean of Glasgow and Galloway in the Scottish Episcopal Church, was elected Jan. 16 as that diocese's next bishop. The election drew international attention because another candidate, the Rev. Alison Peden, was the first woman to be shortlisted to become a bishop in a British church.

  Posted on January 17, 2010

• Haiti

  HAITI TRAGEDY: Holy Trinity Episcopal Cathedral, Port-au-Prince, is reported to have been destroyed when a major earthquake struck the Haitian capital Jan. 12. Tens of thousands of residents are believed to have been killed by the quake.

  Posted on January 13, 2010

• Sudan

  BISHOPS WARN: Archbishop Daniel Deng Bul of Sudan, Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams, and Bishop David Stancliffe of Salisbury warned Jan. 11 that more violence might afflict Sudan if the 2005 Comprehensive Peace Agreement remains stagnant. (James Rosenthal photo)

  Posted on January 12, 2010

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