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Bishop Curry hospitalised for brain bleeding after fall in Syracuse - Vimarsana News

Bishop Curry hospitalised for brain bleeding after fall in Syracuse

Bishop Michael Curry has been hospitalised twice previously this year for internal bleeding and heart conditions.

Bishop Curry hospitalized for brain bleeding after fall in Syracuse - Vimarsana News

Bishop Curry hospitalized for brain bleeding after fall in Syracuse

(RNS) — Bishop Michael Curry has been hospitalized twice previously this year for internal bleeding and heart conditions. 

Maryland Episcopalians choose next bishop, first woman elected to position - Vimarsana News

Maryland Episcopalians choose next bishop, first woman elected to position

Maryland's Episcopal Diocese elects new bishop, the Rev. Carrie Schofield-Broadbent, to succeed the Rev. Eugene Taylor Sutton, who is to retire next year.

South Sudanese refugees are making a home, and a church, in Central New York - Vimarsana News

South Sudanese refugees are making a home, and a church, in Central New York

(RNS) — With help from the Episcopal diocese and a local interfaith agency, a group of South Sudanese refugees has found a home and a welcoming community to grow their small congregation.

CNY Faith Leaders Get Behind Efforts To Reduce Fossil Fuel Dependence, Adopt Renewable Energy - Vimarsana News

CNY Faith Leaders Get Behind Efforts To Reduce Fossil Fuel Dependence, Adopt Renewable Energy

Credit Screenshot Leaders from just about every faith in Central New York are throwing their support behind efforts to reduce or eliminate fossil fuel dependence. The group Climate Change Awareness & Action brought together some of the leaders virtually Monday, just ahead of Earth Day on Thursday.  Episcopal Bishop Rev. Dr. Dede Duncan-Probe says communities of faith need to get involved with environmental activism. " It is clear that when climate change occurs and is occurring in this world, that people of color, of poverty,   people who do not have the power over their environment are of...

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