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May 20, 2004The Anglican Church of Canada is likely to look quite different in the aftermath of a meeting of its chief governing and legislative body which convenes in St. Catharines, Ont.,…- May 20, 2004Bishop Victoria Matthews of the diocese of Edmonton has announced that she will withdraw her name from the list of candidates for election to the office of Primate of the…
- May 19, 2004Those not able to attend General Synod 2004 should not despair. The full proceedings will be featured on a live web cast at the http://gs2004.anglican.ca website. "All sessions taking place…
- May 6, 2004Stephen Lewis, Special Envoy for HIV/AIDS in Africa for the Secretary-General of the United Nations will address more than 300 members of the Anglican Church of Canada's chief governing and…
- May 4, 2004With four candidates now chosen, the task of electing a new primate for the Anglican Church of Canada is in the hands of members of General Synod 2004 meeting in…
- April 21, 2004One of the most difficult tasks members of General Synod will likely face when they gather in St. Catharines, Ont., at the end of May 2004, is a discussion around…
- April 19, 2004Canadian Anglican bishops have selected four from among their own number to be candidates for an election to the office of Primate, which will be held next month in St.…
- April 14, 2004The Anglican Church of Canada will formally address the controversial issue of the blessing of same-sex unions when its principal governing body meets in St. Catharines, Ont., next month. In…
- April 6, 2004More than 300 members of the Anglican Church of Canada's General Synod (the church's chief governing body) will elect a new Primate, successor to Archbishop Michael Peers who retired in…
- March 23, 2004A new draft of the framework intended to guide the work and mission of the Anglican Church of Canada to the year 2010 is now ready to go to members…
