SPECIAL REPORT: Congress of Traditional Anglicans

Victoria, British Columbia - June, 2011

They came from as far away as Australia, New Zealand, England the West Indies, US, and, of course, Canada. They gathered here as the leaders of the ancient orders of Anglicanism, true believers who have never wavered.

Present were Archbishop Mark Haverland, Primate of the Anglican Catholic Church; Archbishop Eugene Provence, Primate of the Anglican Province of Christ the King (APCK); The Rt. Rev. Brian Marsh, Presiding Bishop of the Anglican Church in America; the Most Rev. Ted Casimes, Archbishop of the Christian Episcopal Church of the US; and Bishop Robert D. Redmile of the Christian Episcopal Church, Richmond, BC. Bishop Peter Robinson of the UECNA could not attend owing to a family illness.

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