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Noting Our Gay Bishop--some reflections: Kwame Nsiah, writing in The Ghanaian Chronicle (Accra), explains his country's point of view, noting that they had a gay bishop once, but solved that problem by jailing him. Pondering the church in Greenville, South Carolina: Michael Paulson, writing in the Boston Globe, reflects on the state of things at Christ Church, one of the largest Episcopal churches in the US. Poor Dr Rowan: solving the gay row will only lead to another one: The one and only Andrew Brown, writing in The Telegraph, reflects on the no-win situation in which the Archbishop of Canterbury finds himself. |
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Noting Ralph and the Archangel: Michael Ford, writing in The Tablet, tells the true story of a former bank robber who had a vision of God and became a monk. What price unity: Robin Eames, Primate of the Church of Ireland, writes in the Church of Ireland Gazette. (Despite its presence on the Church of Ireland's web server computer, the Gazette describes itself as being independent of the C of I.) |
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