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Week of 7 November 2010

Africa
Parishes
Nigeria: Akure, St Simeon (Akure)
Nigeria: Lagos, Our Saviour's Church (Lagos)
Nigeria: Omilani, St Paul (Lagos Mainland)

Australia
Parishes
New South Wales: Lambton Parish (Newcastle)
New South Wales: Camden, St John (Sydney)

Miscellaneous Resources
The Society of Catholic Priests, Australia: 'a growing society of men and women serving as Priests throughout the Anglican Communion. The society is seeking to promote priestly spirituality and Catholic Evangelism.'

Book of Common Prayer
1918 Canadian Book of Common Prayer. Chad Wohlers has digitized parts of this BCP, the first Canadian revision of the 1662.

Church Times Book Reviews
G. R. Evans reviews What is a Lollard? Dissent and Belief in Late Medieval England, by J. Patrick Hornbeck II.

Nicholas Orme reviews Commonwealth and the English Reformation: Protestantism and the Politics of Religious Change in the Gloucester Vale, 1483-1560, by Ben Lowe.

Canada
Parishes
Nova Scotia: Halifax, St Margaret of Scotland (Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island)
Ontario: Toronto, St Simon the Apostle (Toronto)

England
Parishes
Kings Worthy, St Mary (Winchester)
West Andover, St Michael and All Angels (Winchester)

Events
USA: Connecticut, New Haven, 10-13 November 2010: Second Annual Conference, Society of Catholic Priests
'Our Friday Mass will be celebrated on an altar constructed for "The First Catholic Congress held in New Haven, Conn. Nov. 3rd, 4th, and 5th A.D. 1925". We will also be using the first thurible used in the Episcopal Church in the United States.'

Letters to Anglicans Online
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News Centre
ABC insists that all manner of things will be well. Arguing about the proposed Covenant. Christchurch: we couldn't let Auckland get hold of her. Southern Cone provincial synod. Bugatti of organs in small Irish church. Pursuing reconciliation in Iraq. Sri Lanka bishop seeks death sentence reversal. Bishop of Lewes takes heat for remarks on women bishops. Parish buildings returned to Diocese of Niagara. All this, and more, in the News Centre.

Religious Orders
Order of St Anne (Arlington). 'We are a small, multi-cultural community of women, committed to witnessing to the truth that as 21st century Christians, we belong to this age, this society; and that it is here and now that we demonstrate to the Church and the world that the religious life lived in community is relevant, fulfilling and needed in our world and times.' Founded in 1910.

South Africa
Resources
Anglican Youth in Southern Africa. 'the movement of young people in the 26 Dioceses that make up the Anglican Church in Southern Africa (ACSA). All children and young people of ACSA are automatically a part of, (or members of), AYSA, which gives us our identity and unity.'

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USA
Parishes
Connecticut: West Hartford, St John (Connecticut)
Connecticut: West Haven, Church of the Holy Spirit (Connecticut)
Michigan: Dryden, St John (Eastern Michigan)
Michigan: Harrisville, St Andrew (Eastern Michigan)
Michigan: Lexington, Trinity Church (Eastern Michigan)
Minnesota: Bemidji, St Bartholomew (Minnesota)

Schools and Education
Diocesan School of Theology, Diocese of Western Louisiana
Episcopal Diocesan School for Christian Studies of Southeast Florida

Worth Noting
General Synod papers online: Agenda and Papers November 2010 are available through the CofE's website; a much more useful digest of these items is available from Thinking Anglicans.

Jesus Was an Episcopalian (And you can be one too!): 'The point of this audaciously anachronistic title is not to claim Jesus as our own (how very un-Episcopalian that would be!), but to inspire us to see how Jesus is found in the many and varied expressions of faith that two thousand years of Christendom has birthed.'

Theo Hobson, complaining that the English way of religion is dominated by nostalgia, class, and embatrrassed evasion, elaborates in Comment is Free that 'Britain's illiberal attitude to the church has driven me away'.

Week of 31 October 2010

Africa
Cathedrals
Nigeria: Awka, Cathedral Church of St Faith, Diocese of Awka

Australia
Parishes
Victoria: Melbourne West, St James Old Cathedral (Melbourne)

Book Reviews
Peter Day reviews Crisis and Recovery: Ethics, Economics and Justice, edited by Rowan Williams and Larry Elliott.

Christopher Hill reviews Jesus Our Priest: A Christian Approach to the Priesthood of Christ, by Gerald O'Collins and Michael Keenan Jones.

Nicholas Cranfield reviews Blessed and Beautiful: Picturing the Saints, by Robert Kiely.

Canada
Parishes
Nova Scotia: Shelburne, Christ Church (Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island)
Ontario: Toronto, San Lorenzo (Toronto) [Spanish and English site]

England
Parishes
Kirby Muxloe, St Bartholomew (Leicester)
Leicester, Church of the Nativity (Leicester)
Thurnby, St Luke (Leicester)
Upper Soar Benefice (Leicester)

Resources
Durham Diocesan Liturgical Committee

Letters to Anglicans Online
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New Zealand
Parishes
Rotorua, St Luke (Waiapu)

News Centre
Diocese of Bradford says 'not so fast!' Statistics on the C of E parishes opposing women priests. The silencing of St Andrews in Québec. Philippine lay minister assassinated. Again. All this, and more, in the News Centre.

Religious Orders
Community of the Holy Name (Australia). 'We are a community of Anglican Sisters who have been living, praying and ministering in Melbourne for more than 125 years. The purpose of the Community is to give glory to God, and to share in the ministry of God's healing and reconciling love through prayer and service.'

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USA
Parishes
Maine: Kennebunkport, St Ann (Maine) [Summer chapel]
Maine: Lewiston, Trinity Church (Maine)

Wales
Resources
Father Ignatius Memorial Trust. Father Ignatius (the Revd Joseph Leycester Lyne) is remembered for his efforts to restore monastic life to the Church of England, as well as for his considerable success as a mission preacher.

Worth Noting
In the beginning were the blogs: Toby Cohen writes for the Church of England Newspaper. 'Already the Communion suffers discomfort as more sensational comments are flung between its distant quarters. Perhaps some of the subsequent tensions could be eased by engaging more meaningfully in online social forums. This is the time for on-line indaba.'

Law, Liturgy, Wisdom: Benjamin Guyer writes in the Living Church (Milwaukee). 'Richard Hooker is oftentimes described as the founding figure of the Anglican tradition. This is, however well intentioned, a half-truth.'

2008/2009 Statistics (for people who like that sort of thing): 'Parochial church attendance, membership and finance statistics together with statistics of licensed ministers for the Church of England.' The page headers for this report say '2007/2008', so we're not certain what numbers go with which years, but in any event, here are some CofE numbers for some CofE years.