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Church of England bars pro-Palestine priest for 12 years over alleged anti-Semitism

The Church of England (CoE) has banned a pro-Palestinian priest over allegations of "anti-Semitic activity" and for criticism of the Israeli state, in a move seen by some as the bowing of the historic religious institution to the pro-Israel Zionist lobby. Barred from ministry for 12 years following the Church tribunal's ruling, 69-year-old Reverend Dr Stephen Sizer is effectively unable to conduct any priestly roles, such as marriage services or […]

today2 February 2023

Local

Anglican Church raises awareness on injustices against Palestine

The Anglican Church of Southern Africa’s (ACSA) Provincial Standing Committee has resolved to highlight the plight of the people of Palestine in all its churches during annual observances. This follows a week-long meeting by the Committee and Provincial Synod of Bishops. In a statement, the Anglican Church of Southern Africa says parishes have been requested to highlight the plight of Palestinians on a Sunday towards the end of November ahead […]

today1 October 2022

International News

Church volunteer confesses to setting French cathedral on fire

The lawyer of a volunteer at a Gothic cathedral in western France's Nantes town said he confessed to setting the building on fire that severely damaged its 17th-century organ and blew out stained glass. The 39-year-old accused, an asylum seeker from Rwanda who has lived in France for several years, was arrested earlier this month after laboratory analysis determined that arson was the likely cause of the blaze, the local […]

today27 July 2020

News

Mixed reaction from religious leaders to the reopening of places of worship

President Cyril Ramaphosa has urged citizens to join in a national day of prayer and meditation on Sunday. This comes as places of worship can now open under level three lockdown subject to strict restrictions. Ramaphosa says it is important for citizens to once again come together and pray for the healing of the country and its people. He adds that prayer will comfort and strengthen the nation in this […]

today27 May 2020

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