The Archbishop of Canterbury, the spiritual leader of the world-wide Anglican Communion, spent part of his first day at the Episcopal Church’s General Convention learning about the Episcopal Diocese of […]
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Two clergy deputies from the Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh are urging the Episcopal Church’s General Convention to hold the line on issues related to human sexuality. The convention, now underway […]
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As The Episcopal Church of the United States opened its General Convention, two leaders of the Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh shared their reflection on the rebuilding of the diocese. Bishop […]
Archbishop of Canterbury makes debut appearance at General Convention By Matthew Davies, July 07, 2009 [Episcopal News Service] Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams begins a busy schedule of meetings July […]
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A live webcast featuring our bishop, the Rt. Rev. Robert H. Johnson, and the chair of our Standing Committee, the Rev. Dr. James Simons, will be held from 4:15 pm […]
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By the Right Rev. Robert H. Johnson July 7 – 17, 2009 Anaheim, California Our triennial General Convention of the Episcopal Church takes place [this] month. Bishops, clergy and lay […]
By the Very Rev. George L.W. Werner Polity is the form of government of a religious institution. For Roman Catholics, it is based on the Pope’s authority as infallible when […]
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By the Rev. Dr. James Simons President, Diocesan Standing Committee This following article was adapted from the June newsletter of St. Michael’s of the Valley, where Dr. Simons is Rector. […]
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The Bishop of Michigan, the Rt. Rev. Wendell Gibbs, might want to ask his counterpart in Arizona for advice. That’s because if Pittsburgh Assisting Bishop Robert Johnson calls, Bishop Gibbs […]
From Episcopal Life Online — The role of young people, the fate of controversial resolutions and the effect of actions on the "people in the pews" were some of the […]
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