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Contents:

• LICHFIELD BISHOPS WELE GAY BLSGS FOR THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND
• ADOPTN OF GAY BLSGS WOULD LEAD TO THE REMOVAL OF WELBY AS LEAR OF THE ANGLIN WORLD — WARN GLOBAL SOUTH ARCHBISHOPS
• SOUTH EAST ASIA STATEMENT ON CHURCH OF ENGLAND’S GAY BLSGS VOTE
• ANGLINS REJECT BLSG RE FOR GAY PARTNERS
• CHURCH OF ENGLAND BACKS PLANS TO BLS GAY UPL
• BLSG GAY UNNS
• THE ANGLIN CHURCH’S ‘KICK THE GUTS’ TO GAY PARISHNERS
• RPONS TO GAY BLSGS CISN
• GAY ANGLIN PRITS FIGHT TO GET CHURCH BLSG OF THEIR SAME-SEX MARRIAGE

LICHFIELD BISHOPS WELE GAY BLSGS FOR THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND

Church of England prits will be permted to bls the civil marriag of same-sex upl a profound shift the church’s stance on homosexualy after a historic vote by s erng first blsgs for gay upl uld happen this summer.

ADOPTN OF GAY BLSGS WOULD LEAD TO THE REMOVAL OF WELBY AS LEAR OF THE ANGLIN WORLD — WARN GLOBAL SOUTH ARCHBISHOPS

”Nigel Pietroni, the chair of the Campaign for Equal Marriage the C of E, said the cisn “falls short of what we ultimately believe is the only oute for radil cln – equal marriage for all people”, but was “a small step forward” gay rights mpaigner Peter Tatchell said: “The offer of blsgs to same-sex partners is an sult.

SOUTH EAST ASIA STATEMENT ON CHURCH OF ENGLAND’S GAY BLSGS VOTE

“The ocsns on which you have received a hostile and homophobic rponse our church are shameful and for this we repent, ” the bishops wrote. Among them is a re for the “sealg of a venanted iendship, ” referrg to a type of mted same-sex relatnship that is lovg but not sexual, siar to the biblil stori of Ruth and Naomi or Jonathan and David – a type of relatnship more mon the early church that has been recently advoted by celibate gay Christians.

Among them is a re for the “sealg of a venanted iendship, ” referrg to a type of mted same-sex relatnship that is lovg but not sexual, siar to the biblil stori of Ruth and Naomi or Jonathan and David—a type of relatnship more mon the early church that has been recently advoted by celibate gay Christians. Some parishners fear the PCC’s stance means gay upl will be unable to fd a church willg to bls their civil marriage the town and surroundg £235, 000 that Great Chham pays annually to the dce to ver clergy salari and other sts reprents about 1.

ANGLINS REJECT BLSG RE FOR GAY PARTNERS

” The GSFA says that the proposed pastoral rource of Prayers of Love and Fah for blsg and affirmg gay upl, ntradicts Holy Scripture taken as a whole, and particular, the bible’s teachg on marriage and sexual ethics. World|Anglins Reject Blsg Re for Gay Partners ADVERTISEMENTMay 28, 2003Lears of the world's Anglin church said today that they uld not support ceremoni blsg homosexual relatnships, which one bishop Canada has permted.

CHURCH OF ENGLAND BACKS PLANS TO BLS GAY UPL

''''This is distct om the duty of pastoral re that is laid upon all Christians to rpond wh love and unrstandg to people of all sexual orientatns, '' bishop of Vanuver, Michael Ingham, divid his own dce by approvg blsg ruals for homosexuals. Homosexualy has been a eply divisive issue among Anglin church.

Rowan Williams, the archbishop of Canterbury, has drawn cricism for ordag a homosexual when he was primate of the church beg appoted to the Canterbury post, however, he has pledged to affirm the 1998 Lambeth Conference claratn that homosexual relatns are ''patible wh Scripture.

BLSG GAY UNNS

''A versn of this article appears prt on, Sectn A, Page 5 of the Natnal edn wh the headle: Anglins Reject Blsg Re for Gay Partners. Image source, PA MediaImage ptn, The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Reverend Jt Welby, warned the Church's parliament not to give to the "fear of a slippery slope" when batg plans to bls same-sex uplThe Church of England has backed proposals to allow prayers of blsg for same sex posn on gay marriage will not change and same-sex upl will still be unable to marry plans, set out by bishops last month, have been cricised om those who thk they go too far and those who thk they don't go far the motn was passed all three of synod's 'ho'.

Prits will have the optn to bls gay upl but n opt out.

"God's blsgIn more than eight hours of bate there were 18 vot on attempted amendments, both om nservativ and amendment to force a vote on changg the Church's teachg and allowg gay upl to marry Church was only amendment that passed was om nservativ, rercg that the new prayers of blsg "should not be ntrary to or ditive of a parture om the doctre of the Church of England" which do not allow same-sex marriage.

THE ANGLIN CHURCH’S ‘KICK THE GUTS’ TO GAY PARISHNERS

The motn had been brought by the Bishop of London, Dame Sarah Mullally, and was the rult of six years of work on qutns of inty, sexualy, relatnships and marriage known as Livg In Love And relign edor Aleem Maqbool said: "It may sound ntradictory to vote to bls same-sex marriag, but still nsir them as unns that fy Church of England doctre but that after five years of nsultatn is the formula that's been settled on" said Church lears were celebratg the move as "a watershed moment and a move forward towards acceptance of LGBTQ unns, but a way that holds the stutn together" is not the type of marriage equaly that, for example, the Epispal Church Stland long approved - for now, gay upl will still not be able to have a Church of England fal motn was passed across the synod's three 'ho'. The Hoe of Lay voted 103 favour, 92 agast, and 5 bishops will now falise the wordg of the new prayers and also issue new guidance on whether gay clergy mt rema celibate before the synod meets aga on this story. As a nsequence, Ain Anglins – still dwellg, seems, the heart of relig darkns, and not posssg the nate English gift for muddlg through – are not yet persuad of the goodns of homosexualy or of the Christian legimacy of blsg same-sex unns.

RPONS TO GAY BLSGS CISN

Will Ain Catholic bishops, after chastisg the Germans or Fernánz, issue a siar statement regardg Cardal McElroy of San Diego, who has recently lled to qutn the ancient Christian ia that homosexual terurse is mortally sful, tellg that we 21st-century Catholics know much more about homosexualy than did ancient moral teachers (e.

GAY ANGLIN PRITS FIGHT TO GET CHURCH BLSG OF THEIR SAME-SEX MARRIAGE

“Liberal” or “progrsive” Catholic circl have for some years now phed to loosen up the ancient l ncerng sexual nduct, pecially homosexual nduct. There are two reasons, I suggt, for this liberal foc on homosexualy. For one, we feel a natural human sympathy for Catholics who, perhaps through no flt of their own, have a fixed homosexual orientatn, yet are told by their relign – our relign – that they mt live whout sexual affectn and pannship.