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Canada Christian Education Churches in Full Communion with Canterbury England Episcopal Elections IRELAND Ireland New Zealand News Centre Odds and Ends USA World Worth Noting Christmas: a period of joy or sorrow?: This Day (Lagos, Nigeria) writes about December 25. In tune with the seasons: The Times (London) notes that Christmas carols provide what few common quotations that most people in our multicultural society still know by heart. Quiet
monk takes on a resounding mission: The Boston Globe profiles the Rt Revd Thomas Shaw, Bishop of Massachusetts. There are many dozens of stories worth noting in the BBC's compendium of religious features for this week. It is nearly Christmas, it is the end of the year, and it was a memorable year. Nearly everybody is writing a reflection on it. Rather than try to link more than a few of them, we shall refer you to this larger unculled source. See also the Anglican Communion News Service, which this week has 'Christmas Statements' from many bishops. |
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