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September 14 2005 By virtueonline NIGERIA: Archbishop Clarifies Nature and Purpose of Egypt Meeting

A lot of the misinformation has been due to the figment of imagination of protagonist wishing to introduce alien ideas into our historic faith. Some even go as far as to suggest it is a power tussle affair. This pitiful reasoning is far from our minds as we do not seek such.

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September 14 2005 By virtueonline TEXAS: Coalition formed to fight revisionst bishop. Offers call to Action

Now is time for us to approach those moderates and fellow orthodox, who have slept through the last two years and present our case, to lay out our vision for the future and to make clear just what the alternative is.

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September 13 2005 By virtueonline ELIZABETHTOWN, KY: Kentucky Bishop inhibits orthodox priest

Litchfield, who retired in June after 17 years as rector of Christ Church n Elizabethtown, opposed the 2003 General Convention's approval of the election and consecration of a homosexual bishop. A week after his retirement in June, he announced in a press conference that he was leaving the Episcopal Church and starting a new congregation with a group of Christ Church parishioners in Elizabethtown.

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September 13 2005 By virtueonline Altruism--And Artful Dodge?

Of course, it's probably just a coincidence -- or is it? -- that this would be the same convention that Anglican primates expect to decisively answer whether ECUSA--now suspended over its pro-gay policies--will walk with or apart from the Anglican Communion.

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September 13 2005 By virtueonline NEW ORLEANS: More Parishioners Rescued, 16 still missing. Triage and Thanks

Wednesday our parish treasurer made a rather heroic all day rescue trip to pull one of our members out of Metairie. A young man who works security, he had been in his apartment since the storm: no power, no food, litter water and living in 10 inches of toxic water. Refused to leave because his father would not evacuate.

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September 12 2005 By virtueonline CENTRAL NY: Vestry Rips Bishop & Standing Committe Over Rector's Inhibition

We write you for three reasons, asking you to refuse an extension of the temporary inhibition pursuant to Canon IV.1.2(d) and to vote not to issue a presentment pursuant to Canon IV.3.18.

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September 11 2005 By virtueonline SCOTLAND: Africans set to found rival Anglican church

The Council of Anglican Provinces of Africa (CAPA) and the recently formed Council of Anglican Provinces of the Americas and Caribbean (CAPAC) will represent up to two-thirds of the world's 77 million Anglicans.

In a new African-based Anglican community they plan to replace the Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Rowan Williams as their spiritual leader with the Archbishop of Nigeria, Peter Jasper Akinola, and exclude homosexuals from full church life.

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September 11 2005 By virtueonline ELIZABETHTOWN, KY: Holy Apostles Church Comes Under Bolivian Bishop

In the light of this difficult situation, the Bishop of Bolivia has received the Rev. Kent Litchfield and Holy Apostles’ Church in Elizabethtown, KY, under his care to pastorally assist those who wish to remain faithful members within the Anglican Communion. It is only with sadness of heart that these actions must be taken for a time to provide a home for those marginalized by the present controversy.

The Rt. Rev. Francis R Lyons
Bishop of Bolivia

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September 11 2005 By virtueonline AMBRIDGE, PA: Trinity Episcopal School for Ministry sends team to stricken areas

The team will focus on construction and repair, clean-up and health concerns. Pastoral work among those who suffered losses from the component is also an important part of the work that the team will be doing.

The Very Rev. Dr. Paul F.M. Zahl, Dean of Trinity said, "We want to be hands-on and concrete, putting our bodies where our mouths are. Maybe we can be a little part of our Brothers' and Sisters' Good Friday as they wait for the break of day."

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September 09 2005 By virtueonline ABUJA: Akinola blocks Brazil from Global South meeting

The "Recife 32" issued a statement on 2 September expressing their "shock and dismay" at the decree, and protesting that they had been excommunicated before the result of the appeal to the panel and "without being accused of anything, without following any official process, without having the right to defend ourselves, and without the opportunity of any appeal".

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