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Document recognizing mutually the administration of the sacrament of Baptism

In a very moving celebration at the Mosteiro de São Bento, São Paulo, Brazil, the Roman Catholic Church, The Anglican Episcopal Church of Brazil, the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Brazil, the Presbiterian United Church and the Sirian Orthodox Church signed a document recognizing mutually the administration of the sacrament of Baptism

This agreement was a result of many years of dialogue and advance of a more closer relashionship between these Churches trough the National Council of Christian Churches (CONIC).

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Solidarity Message from the Primate of Brazil

‘I lift up my eyes to the hills – from where will my help come? My help comes from the LORD, who made heaven and earth.’ Psalm 121 1-2

We are now in a moment of extremely pain, a moment of sadness, Brazil is crying because the accident of the airplane from TAM Airlines, flight number 3054.

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Open Letter to the President of the House of Deputies - Ms. Bonnie Anderson of ECUSA

Dear Ms. Anderson,

Peace! It is a privilege to me to write to you as your colleague. I am the President of the House of Clergy and Laity of the Episcopal Anglican Church of Brazil. As you said in your statement about the Communiqué from the Primates' Meeting in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, it has serious implications for the Episcopal Church and the Worldwide Anglican Communion. First of all, I want to express my support to your statement concerning this issue.

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Anglican Church of Brazil provides 'model of leadership'

Mission: Brazilian Diocese of Recife begins new chapter, installs fourth bishop

The Diocese of Recife in Brazil celebrated the start of a new chapter in its complicated life with the installation on October 11 of its fourth bishop, the Rt. Rev. Sebastiao Armando Gameleira Soares. The newly elected primate of Brazil, the Most Rev. Mauricio Andrade, presided over the investiture, which was held in the auditorium of a university in the city and attended by 400 people, including ecumenical guests and leaders of the liberation theology movement in Brazil.

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Strengthening the Church to serve God's World

Inspired by this theme, and by the motto 'Worship, Service, and Commitment,' delegates from dioceses and districts of the Episcopal Anglican Church of Brazil gathered in Curitiba from 26th to 30th of July for the thirtieth General Synod.

The Synod is the maximum instance of the IEAB, which meets every three years. It is composed by the Bishops Chamber, and Laity and Clergy Chamber, each one adopting their own chairmanship and internal procedures. The chambers work together, except in cases determined by the Canon Law, or by request of one of the Chambers.

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