Massive coverage of Dr Sentamu
The Archbishop of York's visit to Taranaki to take part in the consecration of St Mary's Cathedral in New Plymouth sparked almost unparalleled media interest.
Archbishop, on bended knee, pleads for resolution
A day of full immersion in Taranaki's Maori world set the style for the Archbishop of York's first New Zealand visit.
Bus ads 'could spark useful debate'
Religion has nothing to fear from open and healthy discussion, writes Richard Randerson.
Archbishop Jabez: Gone but not forgotten
On the pavement outside Suva’s Holy Trinity Cathedral early last evening, you could hear the choir rehearsing for Archbishop Jabez Bryce's funeral on Thursday.
Out of Africa: a dynamo for Christ
Actions are just as eloquent as words in John Sentamu’s book, which makes him something of a rarity among the chattering classes of England.
Teacher of children and bishops
Archbishop Jabez Bryce's memorial service in Auckland is marked by the call of conch shells and a silent procession of priests.
Pasefika farewells 'a prince of the church'
The funeral service for Archbishop Jabez Bryce, Bishop of Polynesia, followed two days of gathering. He was the longest serving bishop in the Anglican communion, and a key Pacific figure.
Where does our treasure lie?
Christians treasure the world's most vulnerable people because they know that God treasures humanity, says the Archbishop of Canterbury.
The Lord's Prayer – just for you
If you're not sure whether praying the Lord's Prayer will make any difference to your life, then this new booklet by Bishop John Bluck and Bishop Muru Walters is exactly what you need.
Why we need that Covenant...
The proposed Covenant has become the necessary tool for establishing an authoritative identity among Anglicans, writes Bryden Black.
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The commanding officer's batman
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In memoriam
Folk begin to gather in front of the boarded-up church for the service.
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Scanning the horizon
Bishop John Paterson, former chair of the ACC, now retiring as the Bishop of Auckland.
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Grappling with Darwin
Katharine Jefferts Schori: "still fishing, still working in the depths."
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Get a second life...
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Church as you've never known it
Rev Mark Brown leads the Ministry of the Word in his virtual cathedral.
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Blessing
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Tangi and thanksgiving
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Ali Panah's day of vindication
Archbishop David Moxon and Ali Panah front up to the press at St John's College, Auckland.
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Retiring next March
Bishop John Paterson, near the back steps of the Auckland diocesan office in Parnell.
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Archbishop Jabez
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A cake to be cut
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A life of twists and turns
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All the news that's fit to print
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Kuia reflect
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Cook Island condolences
A group of Cook Island Maori Anglicans came to sing their support.
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Mitre 10
Bishop John, 10th Bishop of Auckland, who retires next March.
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Light work? Not really...
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Resurrection in Rangitukia
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The Methodists came to pay respects
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Tabua
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In memoriam
Solemn times - after the Auckland Anglican memorial service for victims of the 2009 Pacific tsunami.
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Standing firm
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Methodist prayers for the diocese
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Archdeacon's grief
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Loss - and gain
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Plucked from the flames
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Archbishops David, Jabez and Brown
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Heart and soul
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A weighty honour
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Archbishop Jabez. 1935 -2010. RIP
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PTC shows its respect
Students and teachers from Suva's Pacific Theological College pay their respects at the reguregu.
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Pacific leader
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Till death us do part
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Principal Amy
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A place without hope
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Choir practice
Members of the Suva Cathedral Choir practising for Thursday's funeral.
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Farewell from Flo
Flo Vosatata, Bishop Bryce's PA, had worked for him for 28 years.
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The giving of fine mats
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No signposts for the soul
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Shared leadership
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The word of a bishop
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Mute for evermore
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Where and what is God?
Mt White Station: don't count on the voices of the saints or the song of the angels.
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Good times remembered
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The Bishop's matapule
The Rev Joe Leota was Bishop Bryce's matapule - a talking chief in Tongan custom.
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On the night before he died...
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Zion leads
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He has risen, indeed
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Tonga's highest honour
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Dr Williams' tragic revelation
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Looking for inspiration
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A river runs through it
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No other foundation
The Rev Les Dixon, who is part of the Te Karaiti takiwa, reads the epistle.
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Angelic guardian at Rangitukia
St John's, Rangitukia, faces a new dawn after months of restoration.
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Forgive, as we have been forgiven
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Tolaga Bay welcomes a new member
New life for the East Coast as 8-month-old Te Waiotu Fairlie is baptised at Tolaga Bay.
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The New Testament centres on one major theme: the peace and love of God.
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Stuck keys
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Lost art
This charred green lump is all that remains of the eight chasubles that were hanging in the vestry.
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