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February 16 2006 By virtueonline NEW HAMPSHIRE: Gay bishop admits he is being treated for alcoholism
Bishop Gene Robinson
Right Rev. V. Gene Robinson

He checked himself into an alcoholism clinic at the beginning of this month and is due to stay there for four weeks.

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February 15 2006 By virtueonline LA CRESCENTA, CA: St. Luke's Flees Diocese and ECUSA. Aligns with Uganda

St. Luke's is now under the jurisdictional oversight of the Anglican Province of Uganda in the Diocese of Luweero, which is a member of the mainstream of the worldwide Anglican Communion.

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February 14 2006 By virtueonline NEW HAMPSHIRE: Robinson Admits being an Alcoholic

During my first week here, I have learned so much. The extraordinary experience of community here will inform my ministry for years to come. I eagerly look forward to continuing my recovery in your midst. Once again, God is proving His desire and ability to bring an Easter out of Good Friday. Please keep me in your prayers and know that you are in mine.

Your Brother in Christ,
+Gene

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February 13, 2006

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February 13 2006 By virtueonline DIOCESE OF ALBANY: Spiritual shift splits diocese

The climate in the diocese has added significance because of the high-profile battle Herzog has waged as a national leader in the Episcopal Church's internal fight over the ordination of clergy priests, which Herzog vociferously opposes.

Dissension within the Albany diocese reached a climax with an extraordinary letter last September.

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February 13 2006 By virtueonline ENGLAND: FiF-UK reacts to General Synod debate on Guildford Report

Forward in Faith also notes with pleasure that all attempts to amend the resolution before Synod, including suggestions that the TEA proposal should be replaced by a single clause measure and code of practice, were soundly defeated.

The full text of the motion moved by the Archbishop and so overwhelmingly passed was as follows:

'That this Synod

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February 12 2006 By virtueonline WEST VIRGINIA: Priest Writes Sex Guide to Get Into Heaven

A simple Internet search of the book title plus the author's name basically takes you to one of three places: 1) the publisher's website; 2) "Gay Book Blog" (the article from the Daily Mail is re-printed here); and 3) Queer Link (good taste and a sensitivity to our readers' need to avoid upchucking on their keyboards preclude us from linking directly to #3 from this site).

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February 11 2006 By virtueonline Forward in Faith Parishes Affiliate with the ACN En Masse

Commenting on the move, Bishop Keith Ackerman, Quincy, who also serves as president of FiFNA said, ""We've tried it going separately, and it didn't work. We've come to the table together. We can not go back to our divisions. We stand as Anglicans united, and we will stand!"

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February 11 2006 By virtueonline JERUSALEM: Christian leaders issue statement on Palestinian election

We congratulate the Palestinian people for their democratic performance in the recent parliamentary elections. We express our respect and our support to the will of the people expressed in these elections. We congratulate all those who were elected.

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February 09 2006 By virtueonline MISSISSIPPI: Episcopal Diocese of Mississippi vote addresses developing split

The first resolution commended Anglican leaders who produced the Windsor Report, which details how Robinson's ordination created problems in the Anglican Communion.

The second resolution voiced the council's "strong protest" of bishops from other areas of the Anglican Communion taking action "at odds with the recommendations of the Windsor Report." Those actions included visits by two African bishops to the Diocese of Mississippi.

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February 09 2006 By virtueonline IRELAND: Ex-bishop was 'hounded into exile' by Church heads

There was no opinion article about on the significance of this rare resignation, or reactions from puzzled readers as to why the Dubliner had felt compelled to leave Ireland and not carry on his ministry in this country, or in the North, where he had previously served.

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