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From Sea to Land - A Bishop's Memoirs

[Diocese in Europe]The memoirs of a formal naval Chaplain who rose to become Chaplain of the Fleet who went on to become an Assistant Bishop in the Diocese in Europe have been published.

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Warm Welcome in the Hague

[Diocese in Europe] Rev Andrew Gready has been welcomed as Chaplain at The Hague in The Netherlands with a formal service of Licensing and Institution.

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Art tells the story of Christmas in Sicily

From the Diocese of Europe

David Phillips writes; “Holy Cross church in Palermo opened its doors to visitors for a well attended art exhibit for five days in Christmastide to celebrate the Incarnation.

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Mystery visitor in Gran Canaria

From the Diocese of Europe

It could be every Vicar’s nightmare – the visiting worshipper who comes armed with a pen and notepad then reviews the service online afterwards.

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Diocesan decisions - synod members required

From the Diocese of Europe

There are just 3 weeks left for nominations to be made for the new sessions of Diocesan Synod which will run for 3 years from 2013-2015.

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Qui a fondé l'Église d'Angleterre?

Religion - En tant qu'évêque épiscopalien (anglican) en Europe, basé à la Cathédrale de la Sainte Trinité, avenue George V à Paris, j'entends dire régulièrement un mensonge sur notre église. On le lit même dans les médias : Henry VIII d'Angleterre a créé une église pour divorcer. 

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Diocesan changes given final approval in York

Plans to bring the Diocese in Europe into line with the other 43 dioceses of the Church of England with regard to its Diocesan Synod and decision making have moved another step forward with the Draft Measure for Europe being given Final Approval after a debate on Saturday afternoon (7 July 2012) during the General Synod sessions in York University.

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Celebrating 425+1 years history in The Hague

Visitors to Europe often think that because the Diocese in Europe was formed in 1980 we are a collection of new churches.

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Visit by the Earl and Countess of Wessex to the Flying Angel Club

The Earl and Countess of Wessex – Prince Edward and Sophie visited the Mediterranean Mission To Seafarers in Gibraltar on 12th June as part of Her Majesty the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee celebrations.

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A St Peter's tide to remember

St Peter’s Day is traditionally celebrated on Friday 29 June and during the two following days the Petertide ordinations will be taking place in the Diocese.

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Anglican choir to sing for the Pope

[UKPA] Westminster Abbey choir is to make history this week by singing at the Vatican just under two years after performing for Pope Benedict XVI on his visit to Britain.

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Anglican leader to pray with pope on Saturday

The Archbishop of Canterbury will pray together with Pope Benedict XVI in a rare gesture of unity on Saturday despite simmering resentment over the Catholic Church's move to recruit Anglicans.

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MPs Expand List Of Recognised Churches In Hungary

"Parliament voted yesterday to recognise 32 churches, rather than the 14 acknowledged in the law passed on December 30. Opposition MPs did not take part in the voting procedure.

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Bishop Peter James Lee interim dean of the American Cathedral of the Holy Trinity, Paris

The Rt Rev Pierre W. Whalon, bishop in charge of the Convocation of Episcopal Churches in Europe, announces the appointment of the Rt Rev Peter James Lee as interim dean of the American Cathedral of the Holy Trinity, Paris.

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In a secular Europe, churches see need to work together

By Jonathan Luxmoore, ENInews

Warsaw, Poland--Europe's churches can withstand secularization and make progress in mission work if they pool resources and co-operate more closely, according to a top ecumenist.

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Hungarian Parliament could consider applications for more churches in autumn

By MTI, politics.hu

A further eight to ten religious organisations could apply for official church status during parliament’s autumn session, state secretary in charge of church issues Laszlo Szaszfalvi told MTI on Saturday.

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Diocese of Europe votes to adopt the Anglican Communion Covenant

By ACNS staff

The Synod of the Church of England's Diocese of Europe has voted to adopt the Anglican Communion Covenant.

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Geneva in solidarity with Haitians as they "move forward in hope"

By Katie Foot

It started with a deafening drum roll “earthquake” and ended in joyful songs of praise. “Psalms for Haiti”, held in Geneva’s old town cathedral (Protestant) this 30 October, led more than 400 people in a meaningful exploration of past devastation, present recovery and future hope.

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Mgr Pierre Whalon salue l'initiative d'aider les chrétiens irakiens

Mgr Pierre Whalon salue l’initiative du gouvernement français de travailler avec l’Association d'Entraide aux Minorités d'Orient (AEMO) afin de secourir les chrétiens irakiens blessés dimanche dans l’attentat contre l’église syriaque catholique Notre-Dame du Perpétuel Secours. M. Eric Besson, ministre de l’Immigration, de l’intégration, de l’identité nationale et du développement solidaire, a annoncé un nouvel effort pour les Chrétiens menacés. Cinquante-huit personnes ont péri dans l’attaque.

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Bishop Whalon welcomes French offer of help for injured Iraqi Christians

By Jere Skipper, Canon for Communications and Administration, Convocation of Episcopal Churches in Europe

Bishop Pierre Whalon welcomes the initiative of the French government to work with the Association d'Entraide aux Minorités d'Orient (AEMO) to bring relief to those Iraqi Christians wounded Sunday in the Syriac Catholic Church in Baghdad, Our Lady of Salvation Church. Eric Besson, Minister of Immigration, announced the initiative publicly. Fifty-eight people died in the attack.

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