| Archive of this Page |
|
|
Local News |
|
|
The Diocese of Fort Worth Newsletter
Forward in Mission |
|
|
Bishop Iker |
|
|
The Diocese of Fort Worth |
|
|
Benedictus PP XVI |
|
|
Series and Permanent Articles |
|
|
|
Dallas
Diocese elects suffragan bishop
The Diocese of Dallas 29 March 2008
+ + + + + + + + + + + +
Network Chancellor Challenges Defamation of Bishop Cox
Anglican Communion Network 28 March 2008
+ + + + + + + + + + + +
AAC Update
American Anglican Council 28 March 2008
A message from Bishop Anderson
Statement from the Global South Primates Steering Committee
Call for review after TEC 'flouted church rules'
Retired Quincy Bishop Faces Church Trial
San Joaquin Special Convention May Violate Canon Law
Anglican Communion Network(ACN) Bishops to Meet April 24
Laity Lead the Way in Southeast Convocation
+ + + + + + + + + + + +
AAC Update
American Anglican Council 20 March 2008
A Message From Bishop Anderson
A Request From the GAFCON Leadership Team
Commentary: Flaws in Misconduct Canons
Bishop Duncan Responds to Bishop Schori
Bishop Mouneer Anis Reflections on the Joint Standing Committee (JSC)
March SEWAAC Meeting to Feature David W. Virtue
+ + + + + + + + + + + +
Pope Benedict expresses 'pain and sadness' about events in Tibet
Rome (ENI). Pope Benedict XVI has appealed for "dialogue and tolerance" in
Tibet, warning that violence will exacerbate problems, in his first comments
about the situation there since the outbreak of unrest in mid-March. "I
follow with great anxiety the news, coming these days from Tibet. My
fatherly heart feels pain and sadness in the face of the suffering of so
many people," Pope Benedict said on 19 March at the end of his weekly
audience at the Vatican. "Violence does not solve problems but will only
exacerbate them." [288 words, ENI-08-0237]
ENI Online - www.eni.ch Mar 19, 2008
+ + + + + + + + + + + +
AAC Update
American Anglican Council 14 March 2008
A Message from Bishop Anderson
Deposition Votes Failed to Achieve Canonically Required Majority
Former Quincy Bishop Charged
Communique from GAFCON leadership meeting
Lambeth Invitations Reviewed
ACN Southeastern Convocation
+ + + + + + + + + + + +
'Graceless and totalitarian mindset'
Forward in Faith UK deplores the recent actions against the retired Bishop
of Quincy, the Right Revd Ed MacBurney, by the House of Bishops of TEC as
both pastorally and politically inept: pastorally on account of Bishop
MacBurneys age and tragic family circumstances; politically because of the
certainty that it will alienate others across the Communion who have not yet
grasped the extent of the graceless and totalitarian mindset which now
dominates the Episcopal Church.
We are at a loss to understand why it is an offence for a bishop in good
standing in one province of the Communion to offer episcopal ministry (at
the request of its bishop) to a parish in another.
FiF UK Mar 14, 2008
+ + + + + + + + + + + +
Deposition votes failed to reach required majority
The Living Church Mar 14, 2008
+ + + + + + + + + + + +
Exclusion of gay US bishop could spur African bishops to change
Nairobi (ENI). Some Anglican bishops in Kenya say a planned boycott for this
year's Lambeth Conference, a once-a-decade worldwide Anglican church meeting
mid-year, would be unnecessary, if gay US bishop V. Gene Robinson and his
backers will not be attending. But others indicated they are not
reconsidering the boycott as the US Episcopal Church has not repented for
the blessing of same-sex unions. [418 words, ENI-08-0215]
ENI Online - www.eni.ch Mar 12, 2008
+ + + + + + + + + + + +
AAC Update
American Anglican Council 7 March 2008
Bishop Schofield Formally Resigns from HOB
Joint Standing Committee discusses Lambeth Conference, Windsor Process
Fort Worth: Diocese Releases Guidelines for Amendment
Presiding Bishop Visits South Carolina
Anglican Communion Network Announces Conference
|
