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	Anglican Communion (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The Anglican Communion is a world-wide organisation of Anglican Churches.
		The ultimate head of any Anglican church is believed to be Jesus Christ, with his representative taken to be the Primate, head of the church at the national level; but Anglican primates acknowledge the leadership of the Archbishop of Canterbury as primus inter pares, or "first among equals".
		The church of the West Indies was disestablished and disendowed in 1868.
	www.worldhistory.com /wiki/A/Anglican-Communion.htm (2290 words)

	List of Christian denominations - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Latin Church, the most common form of Catholicism in Western Europe and North America, is sometimes said to be "the Roman Catholic Church." However, Catholics in full communion with Rome regard all of the above to be particular churches of the Catholic Church.
		Church of Denmark (Evangelical Lutheran Church in Denmark)
		Church of Norway (Evangelical Lutheran Church of Norway)
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Christian_Denominations (967 words)

	Dissuasive (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		BBS in Anglicanism is mainly a party badge of the more extreme Rome-imitating Anglo-Catholics and serves a function somewhat like the Confederate Battle Flag: its adherents see it as a glorious symbol of the Great Cause, past, present, and perhaps future, while its detractors see it as the emblem of tyranny, oppression, and superstition.
		The overall effect of the ACC's recognizing transubstantiation, concomitance, and BBS will simply be further to marginalize the ACC and to isolate and estrange it from other Continuing Anglican Churches and from 21st century ecumenical dialog, as was doubtless the intention of the framers of the two canons.
		It is not surprising that many Anglican theologians have been attracted to this sort of re-statement, and one can hardly deny that a doctrine of the eucharistic Presence constructed along these lines could be acceptable to Anglicans and not readily susceptible to the kinds of objections made in the English Reformation.
	www.thechurchoftheascension.org /dissuasive.htm (12642 words)

	Greenbelt Interfaith News - Pagan-Christian Calendar
		All Saints and All Souls are celebrated in early November because of the church's attempt to Christianize the Celtic feast of Samhain.
		One legacy of the church's decision to co-opt Paganism is that Christianity is more closely tied to European indigenous faiths than it is to any other faith except Judaism.
		The Anglican Catholic Church is gradually building a day-by-day calendar; it also has a section on the Christian seasons.
	www.greenbelt.com /news/ic9903.htm (2890 words)

	All Saints' Day
		All Saints' Day, feast of the Roman Catholic and Anglican churches, and day on which churches glorify God for all God's saints, known and unknown.
		Its origin lies earlier in the common commemorations of martyrs who died in groups or whose names were unknown, which were held on various days in different parts of the Church; over time these celebrations came to include not only the martyrs but all saints.
		During the Reformation the Protestant churches understood “saints” in its New Testament usage as including all believers and reinterpreted the feast of All Saints as a celebration of the unity of the entire Church.
	www.infoplease.com /id/A0803428 (271 words)

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