Leslie Peterson
He served parishes in several Ontario towns, including Elliot Lake, North Bay and Parry Sound. He was elected coadjutor bishop in Algoma in 1983 and served as diocesan bishop until his retirement in 1994.
He served parishes in several Ontario towns, including Elliot Lake, North Bay and Parry Sound. He was elected coadjutor bishop in Algoma in 1983 and served as diocesan bishop until his retirement in 1994.
A skilled adult educator with experience in the design and delivery of programs for adult learners, Ms. Hannant “saw the church beyond the church,” said Mr. Gibson. “I don’t think she was happy with the institution, but she was still committed to what it was about.”
Funeral Service will be held at St. Luke’s Anglican Church, 1371 Elgin Street, Burlington on Friday, July 26, 2002 at 11:00 a.m. Cremation.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS SUPPLIED BY THE DIOCESE OF NEW WESTMINSTER July 16, 2002 – What exactly did Motion Seven do? What actually has happened? Will parishioners of parishes whose delegates walked out of Synod still be considered members in good standing of the Anglican Church of Canada? Must parishes send in their assessments to the Diocese? … Continued
This document is updated as we receive further statements. Last updated on July 15, 2002.
The Anglican Archbishop of Toronto, The Most Reverend Terence Finlay, welcomes the youth of the world gathering in Toronto to celebrate and renew their faith. While the focus of World Youth Day is primarily directed to Roman Catholics, the Archbishop notes that the three themes, You are the Salt of the Earth, You are the Light of the World, and Be Reconciled to God, are the call of Christ to all Christians.
The Most Reverend Terence Finlay, Anglican Archbishop of Toronto, expressed his shock and horror at the tragic murder last night of David Rosenzweig. The unprovoked attack on the distinctively dressed Hasidic Jew, who was helping his son whose car broke down, has been labeled as a hate crime.
With the Archdeacons’ Council of the Diocese of Keewatin, I as the ninth Bishop of Keewatin, issue the following statement. Greetings in the Name of the Risen Christ! To the Anglican Communion in General and the Anglican Church of Canada in Particular The primary operating principle of the Diocese of Keewatin is that we are … Continued
Prior to his election, he had been a member of the joint hymnal committee of the Anglican and United churches, which ultimately released together in 1971 The Hymn Book of the Anglican Church of Canada and the United Church of Canada, also known simply as “the red book.”
The following declaration was forwarded by Edith M. Humphrey, a Canadian theologian who attended the Future of Anglicanism consultation.
The following is a sermon by George Carey, Archbishop of Canterbury, delivered July 3 to the Conference on The Future of Anglicanism, held June 30 – July 5, 2002 at Oxford, England. Lambeth Palace forwarded the transcript to the Anglican Church of Canada.
The following is a letter from the Faith and Order Group of the consultation on the Future of Anglicanism, held at Oxford, June 29 – July 5, 2002. It was forwarded by Edith M. Humphrey, a Canadian theologian and one of the signatories of the letter.
The Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey, has called for restraint and a period of reflection from Anglicans following the decision of the Canadian diocese of New Westminster to approve a rite for the blessing of same-sex unions.
The funeral service is scheduled for Thursday, July 4 at St. Luke’s church, Cedar Hill, Victoria at 2 p.m., Pacific time. A memorial service will be held the same day at St. Paul’s Cathedral, London, Ont., with Bishop Bruce Howe presiding.
Since the beginning of recorded time, humankind has embarked on great pilgrimages — compelling journeys in search of spiritual renewal, sacred places, peace, healing and deeper meaning. Inspirational pilgrimages have taken place throughout the world and have led people to healing waters, remote islands, holy sites, and places of war and suffering, yet great love.