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Archbishop says don't stop praying 'Our Father' but be sensitive - Vimarsana News

Archbishop says don't stop praying 'Our Father' but be sensitive

The Archbishop of York Stephen Cottrell has issued a clarifying statement on his previous comments regarding the use of the phrase “Our Father” in Christian prayer, insisting Christians should continue with its use while also being “sensitive” to individuals who have been victims of abuse perpetrated by men.

Two Bishops in the Diocese of York to retire in mid-2024 - Vimarsana News

Two Bishops in the Diocese of York to retire in mid-2024

NEWS - The Bishop of Selby and the Bishop of Whitby in the Diocese of York (the Church of England from the Tees to the Humber and around the A1 to the Yorkshire coast) have announced that they are both to retire in July 2024.

Alexis Jay warns she will quit C of E safeguarding role if there is interference - Vimarsana News

Alexis Jay warns she will quit C of E safeguarding role if there is interference

Former chair of UK child sexual abuse inquiry has been asked to set up independent safeguarding model

Welcome for Professor Alexis Jay | The Archbishop of Canterbury - Vimarsana News

Welcome for Professor Alexis Jay | The Archbishop of Canterbury

The Archbishops of Canterbury and York welcome the announcement today that Professor Alexis Jay, the former chair of  IICSA, has agreed to develop proposals for a fully independent structure to provide scrutiny of safeguarding in the Church of England.

Conservative Party Suspends Christian Councillor for Calling Pride a Sin - Vimarsana News

Conservative Party Suspends Christian Councillor for Calling Pride a Sin

The Conservative Party has been accused of engaging in cancel culture after a councillor was suspended for saying that "pride is a sin".