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THE ARCHBISHOP of Canterbury has called on all candidates at next year’s general election “not to play the race card”. Full Article at The Blackburn Citizen
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Dr Rowan Williams gave the address at the Garrison Memorial Church, Catterick Garrison, North Yorkshire, yesterday. Full Article at The Northern Echo
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LONDON, ENGLAND - FEBRUARY 10: The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams addresses the Church of England General Synod in Church House on February 10, 2009 in London, England. View Photo »
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This is an important meeting - the first of its kind in the UK. We all have to do more to face the challenges of climate change. Faith communities have a crucial role to play. That was highlighted today as were some of the things already being done. We must do our bit and encourage others to do theirs. ...
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Dr Rowan Williams gave the address at the Garrison Memorial Church. More than 400 service personnel and their families packed the church to hear the Church of England's most senior figure. Full Article at Scarborough Evening News
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Although the leaders of other religious groups have been calling on the world to take action to prevent climate change from spinning out of control, evangelical Christians remain divided on it. Full Article at Bradenton Herald
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Although the leaders of other religious groups have been calling on the world to take action to prevent climate change from spinning out of control, evangelical Christians remain divided on it. Full Article at Columbus Ledger-Enquirer
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LONDON, ENGLAND - FEBRUARY 10: The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams addresses the Church of England General Synod in Church House on February 10, 2009 in London, England. View Photo »
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The Archbishop of Canterbury (Rowan Williams) sent us letters welcoming the offer, but it is essentially to deal with the local England context and does not apply to other provinces. There are theological differences, for instance, the ministry and administration of sacrament are different. I do not see...
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STEP into the kitchen at Lambeth Palace and you might just be greeted by the smell of freshly- baked ginger biscuits. Full Article at Wales Online
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ARCHBISHOP of Canterbury Dr Rowan Williams visited the newly-built Burnley and Pendle Faith Centre yesterday evening. Full Article at The Burnley Citizen
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LONDON, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 27: HRH Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, Dr Rowan Williams, Dr Devisingh Ramsingh Shekhawat and HRH Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh sit during a State Banquet for the visit of the President of the Republic of India Prathibha Devi Singh Patil in Windsor Castle on...
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This is an important meeting - the first of its kind in the UK. We all have to do more to face the challenges of climate change. Faith communities have a crucial role to play. That was highlighted today as were some of the things already being done. We must do our bit and encourage others to do theirs. ...
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The Archbishop of Canterbury (Rowan Williams) sent us letters welcoming the offer, but it is essentially to deal with the local England context and does not apply to other provinces. There are theological differences, for instance, the ministry and administration of sacrament are different. I do not see...
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For, I suppose, rather more than 150 years, more or less significant numbers of Anglicans have entered into visible Communion with the Roman Catholic Church. I do not see this as, in that sense, anything new.
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It has no negative impact on the relations of the communion as a whole to the Roman Catholic Church as a whole
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I regret the fact that there is no will to observe the moratorium in such a significant part of the Church in North America
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Reflecting on the Iraq campaign, we cannot say that no mistakes were ever made – when has that ever been the case? ... But we can be grateful for the courage and honesty shown in facing them. Justice does not come without cost. In the most obvious sense, it is the cost of life and safety. But there is a...
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The conflict in Iraq will, for a long time yet, exercise the historians, the moralists, the international experts ... In a world as complicated as ours has become, it would be a very rash person who would feel able to say without hesitation, this was absolutely the right or the wrong thing to do, the ri...
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I am therefore delighted to hear today that there is every possibility that the Pope may indeed visit Britain in the course of the next year
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Both the government of Iraq and the government of the United States -- as the agency responsible for the transfer of the residents to another jurisdiction -- have an obligation to secure the rights of these residents and to defend them from violence or abuse
