The Anglican Communion

	New Oxford Notes City of Confusion - Part II July-August 2010
	Andrew M. Seddon If Only the Anglicans Had Listened June 2010
	New Oxford Notes Which Side Are You On? January-February 2010
	New Oxford Notes Lifeboats on the Tiber December 2009
	New Oxford Notes Reaching for the Panic Button December 2009
	New Oxford Notes City of Confusion October 2009
	New Oxford Notes Two Tracks to 'Communion' October 2009
	F. Douglas Kneibert Are We All 'Children of God'? November 2008
	New Oxford Notes Integrity or a Lie? October 2007
	New Oxford Notes Bishop Vicky & Bishop Gumby April 2005
	New Oxford Notes Must We Now Be Leery of Anglican Converts? September 2004
	New Oxford Notes "Do You Have to Say 'And God Bless You'?" April 2004
	New Oxford Notes Special Breeds & Lesser Breeds January 2004
	Edward B. Connolly A Letter From a Concerned Episcopalian October 2003
	New Oxford Notes Simony in the Church of England September 2003
	William J. Tighe Anglicanism, Catholicism & The Significance of the "Anglican Use" in The Catholic Church January 2003
	William J. Tighe The Death of Catholic England: A Miniature Portrait May 2002
	Tom Watkins The Astronomical Cost of Priestesses In the Church of England May 2002
	William J. Tighe The Church of England, The Defiled "Panther" May 2001
	James Cavanagh My Episcopal Church Has Surrendered October 2000
	Lee Penn It's Not the Episcopal Church Anymore October 2000
	New Oxford Notes Bishop Fred? January 2000
	New Oxford Notes Excuses, Excuses January 2000
	New Oxford Notes Sweet Lullaby? December 1999
	New Oxford Notes The Lady & the Fox September 1999
	William J. Tighe God's Good Servant, but the King's First? December 1998
	William J. Tighe The Invention of Anglicanism November 1998
	William K. Klimon The Crisis of Anglo-Catholicism in England June 1994

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Germany
The Catholic Church in Germany has issued tougher guidelines on the handling of reports of sex abuse in an attempt to prevent further cases being covered up.

Washington
The Diocese of Spokane is broaching a consequence of its bankruptcy once thought unthinkable: the sale of churches to pay victims of clergy sex abuse.

Italy
Libyan leader Moamer Gaddafi's visit to Rome to mark the second anniversary of a friendship treaty with former coloniser Italy stumbled into controversy after he said Europe should convert to Islam.

Ireland
Cardinal Sean Brady, the Archbishop of Armagh, quashed rumors circulating in clerical circles that he had offered his resignation to Pope Benedict.

Belgium
The former head of the Catholic Church in Belgium tried to stop a victim of sex abuse from going public with their story, Church officials have confirmed.

Philippines
At least three people were wounded after unidentified men tossed grenades Sunday during a Mass inside a Catholic Church in the southern part of the country.

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