
Week
of 25 August 2019
England
Parishes
East Sheen, All Saints (Southwark)
Mortlake, St Mary the Virgin (Southwark)
Episcopal
Elections
Events
USA: Texas, Austin, 7-8 November 2019: Episcopal Veterans Conference
Hosted by the Seminary of the Southwest and St Matthew's Church; the topic is Moral Injury.
USA: Massachusetts, Boston, 5-6 December 2019: Oxford Comes to Boston: 175 Years of Anglo-Catholicism in America
The third Anglo-Catholic Roots conference at the Church of the Advent, Boston.
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News
Centre
Church of Nigeria publishes a hymnal. Rwanda church marriages declared fraudulent because of corruption. Oxford dean Martyn Percy to be reinstated after tribunal hearing. CSI petition to uninvite ABC from visit to South India. New bishop in Rwanda. All this, and more, in the News Centre.
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Texas: Pflugerville, St Joan of Arc (Texas)
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Worth
Noting
Faith in Action: Supporting Immigrants: 'There are four Episcopal dioceses that hug the border between the United States and Mexico, and the bishops of each diocese describe in a new video the work being done to support immigrants in what Presiding Bishop Michael B. Curry called "a humanitarian crisis."' |