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- Lambeth absentees press on as letters wait to be sent out
- Faith groups slam ‘ignorance’ of new schools campaign
- Wine-bar plan mooted for cathedral that may be underselling itself
- Clergy can get shirty over trade
- Outcry grows after atrocities against Christians in Orissa
- Louisiana activates disaster plan for Gustav
- Prinknash monks hope to find cash in the abbey
- Report on hospital chaplains
- Honeymoon over for sharia pre-nup
- Working on it
- Verger falls to his death
- Gaza-blockade activist feared for life in Israeli police cells
- Butting in
- Ad asks for aid with new term
- Revealed
- Crystal-clear
- News in brief
- Millions stranded as floods hit Bihar
- Lining up
- Fatwa against Iraqi violence
- On song
- Waste of energy a ‘sin’
- Time-shift Bible ‘problematic’
- Question of the week
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%235%23.jpg "© not advert") Lambeth absentees press on as letters wait to be sent outA MONTH after the Lambeth Conference, the 230 or so absent Anglican bishops have not yet been contacted in order to “build bridges” with them. |
%231%23.jpg "© not advert") Faith groups slam ‘ignorance’ of new schools campaignLEADERS from Britain’s main Churches and other faiths this week rejected allegations that faith schools unfairly discriminate. |
%235%23.jpg "© not advert") Wine-bar plan mooted for cathedral that may be underselling itselfBIRMINGHAM CATHEDRAL may have an own-label wine, sold at its own wine bars in the city. |
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%231%23.jpg "© not advert") Clergy can get shirty over tradeA CLERGYMAN in the Midlands thinks he has sewn up the issue of fairly traded clerical clothing. |
%235%23.jpg "© not advert") Outcry grows after atrocities against Christians in OrissaPROTESTS have mounted in Orissa against the wave of attacks by Hindu extremists against Christians, and the destruction of churches, homes, and businesses... |
%231%23.jpg "© not advert") Louisiana activates disaster plan for GustavTHE DIOCESE OF Louisiana's Office of Disaster Response (ODR) has been praised for its emergency readiness plan following Hurricane Gustav |
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Prinknash monks hope to find cash in the abbeyA BENEDICTINE ABBOT who no longer expects pilgrims to kiss his pontifical ring when they visit him on high days and holidays has sent Prinknash Abbey’s... |
Report on hospital chaplainsHOSPITAL chaplains have welcomed the launch by the Shadow Health Minister, Mike Penning, of an all-party consultation on the place of chaplaincy and... |
Honeymoon over for sharia pre-nupA MUSLIM pre-nuptial agreement has been published, in which couples agree a contract that is based on good will and upholds British social norms |
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Working on itYoung asylum seekers work on a film project in Kent |
Verger falls to his deathA VERGER fell to his death from the tower of St Mary’s, Mildenhall, on Saturday, after ascending to wind the clock. |
Gaza-blockade activist feared for life in Israeli police cellsTHE SOLE ISRAELI on the two boats carrying international activists who |
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Butting inSheep in the city |
Ad asks for aid with new termTHE Church of England Communications Office this week used a newspaper advertisement to help fight the back-to-work blues after the summer break... |
RevealedFragments of the Dead Sea Scrolls are placed under a camera in a demonstration at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem on Tuesday |
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Crystal-clearA laser scan of St Botolph’s at Ruxley, Bromley, in Kent. |
News in briefAfricans seek climate compensation; Dean elevated; Art gallery fights indecency charge; Bishop of Carlisle announces retirement; New suffragan; Prison... |
Millions stranded as floods hit BiharRELIEF operations in the state of Bihar in northern India, which has been severely flooded, are being hampered by incessant rain and rising water levels... |
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Lining upDemonstrators form human chains around Holy Trinity Cathedral, Tbilisi, on Monday. |
Fatwa against Iraqi violenceA GROUP of senior Iraqi Muslim clerics, two Sunni and two Shia, have issued a fatwa denouncing the violence and religious sectarianism in their country... |
On songThe choir of Ysgol Gynradd Gymraeg Llwyncelyn, a Welsh primary school, who are to sing at Canterbury Cathedral on 13 September |
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Waste of energy a ‘sin’THE Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople, Bartholomew I, has said that “unchecked consumption of energy” is “tantamount to sin”. |
Time-shift Bible ‘problematic’A NEW BIBLE that chops up the Old and New Testaments to fit a chronological sequence is to be published next month. |
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