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January 04 2007 By virtueonline VIRGINIA: Episcopal Churches' Breakaway in Va. Evolved Over 30 Years

Shortly before Christmas, The Falls Church and neighboring Truro Church -- which in Colonial times belonged to a single parish -- vented those feelings by voting overwhelmingly to break away from the 2.3 million-member Episcopal Church.

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December 28 2006 By virtueonline THE BAPTISMAL COVENANT - by Peter Toon

Covenant in the 1979 Prayer Book

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December 26 2006 By virtueonline Justification, The Reformers, and Rome

For the Roman position on justification, I have studied the Catechism of the Catholic Church published in 1992 by the authority of John Paul II. It was written under the direction of then Cardinal Ratzinger, now Pope Benedict XVI. This new Catechism is the first officially authorized catechism of the Roman Church since the 1566 Catechism that enshrined the doctrines of Trent.

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December 10 2006 By virtueonline ENGLAND: Evil-minded parishioners making life hell for clergy

The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, is among the contributors to the report, The Future of the Parish System: Shaping the Church of England for the 21st Century.

One of the authors, Sara Savage, a psychology and religion researcher at the University of Cambridge, reports how increasing numbers of ministers are going down with a new illness, irritable clergy syndrome.

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December 08 2006 By virtueonline ROME: St Paul's tomb found under altar

"I have no doubt that this is the tomb of St Paul, as revered by Christians in the fourth century," said Giorgio Filippi, the Vatican archaeologist who made the discovery.

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December 06 2006 By virtueonline William Wilberforce by Michael Hennell

Most of them were members of Parliament and several were experts in various fields, Thornton in banking, Stephen in law, Grant in Indian affairs and Macaulay in literature.

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November 24 2006 By virtueonline Is the Episcopal Church Growing (or Declining)?

Yet in the days following the General Convention of 2003, other voices have been heard, reminding us of our membership losses-saying that we once had over a million more members than we have today. We are a declining denomination, or so we have been called, and because of a vote taken at General Convention, we can expect to lose even more members. So what is the truth? Is the Episcopal Church growing or declining?

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