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		Bishop's University provincially supported, English-language university at Lennoxville, Que., Canada; founded 1843 by the Anglican bishop of Quebec as a liberal arts college.
		Cornish, N.H. After experience as a missionary in the West, he was elected (1818) first bishop of Ohio, where he founded Kenyon College in 1824 with funds that he secured largely in England.
		He was converted to Christianity at Constantinople and was consecrated bishop (341) by the Arian bishop Eusebius of Nicomedia.
	www.encyclopedia.com /SearchResults.aspx?Q=bishop-gromov (340 words)

	APPOINTMENT OF BISHOP OF GIBRALTAR IN EUROPE
		The Constitution of the Diocese of Gibraltar in Europe states that the Bishop of the Diocese shall be appointed by a panel made up of the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Bishop of London and an Episcopal member of the Anglican Consultative Council.
		Bishop Geoffrey’s ministry to date has been characterised by pastoral care, theology and teaching (he is a distinguished church historian) and contributions to improving relations between the Churches.
		The Diocese of Gibraltar was formed subsequently in 1842, and in 1883 the Bishop of London appointed a Suffragan Bishop, the Bishop of Fulham, to care for the chaplaincies and congregations in Northern and Central Europe.
	www.archbishopofcanterbury.org /carey/releases/010514.htm (725 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Europe
		In 806 the Bishop of Passau undertook the conversion of Moravia; that of Pannonia was attempted by Archbishop Adalram of Salzburg (821-36).
		A convincing proof of this was the courageous struggle of Europe against the attempted inroads of Islam, and especially the expeditions of conquest to the Holy Land repeatedly undertaken by the various nations of Europe acting together.
		In Rumania a national synod is the highest ecclesiastical authority; in Servia a metropolitan with the bishops; in Bulgaria the church government is vested in an exarch, aided by archbishops, bishops, and archpriests.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/05607b.htm (7568 words)

	New Bishop for Europe - the Rt. Revd. Dr. Geoffrey Rowell
		Geoffrey Rowell (58), Suffragan Bishop of Basingstoke is to be the next Bishop of Gibraltar in Europe.
		Bishop Geoffrey's ministry to date has been characterised by pastoral care, theology and teaching (he is a distinguished church historian) and contributions to improving relations between the churches.
		As a theologian Bishop Geoffrey served on the Liturgical commission from 1981 - 91 and became a member of the Doctrine Commission in 1991.
	www.dse.nl /~tce/outlook/0106/0106bishop.html (573 words)

	Gibraltar Anglican Cathedral of the Holy Trinity frame
		The Diocese of Gibraltar in Europe as is its correct title now, was inaugurated at a service in this Cathedral in January 1981 in the presence of the then Governor, General Sir William Jackson and the Diocesan Bishop, John Satterthwaithe.
		As a result of this the Bishop of Gibraltar is one of the most travelled prelates in Christendom, spending a large part of every year visiting his scattered Diocese from his headquarters in London, and seldom able to stay in Gibraltar for more than a few days at a time.
		In 1980 General Synod agreed to the formation of the new Diocese of Gibraltar in Europe and a special service was held in the Cathedral for the inauguration of the 44th Diocese of the Church of England at which Lord Coggan, former Archbishop of Canterbury preached.
	www.discovergibraltar.com /sites/town/Dholytrn/holytfrm.htm (2100 words)

	Bishop of Gibraltar in Europe - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Bishop of Gibraltar in Europe is the Ordinary of the Church of England Diocese of Gibraltar in Europe in the Province of Canterbury.
		The see is in the City of Gibraltar, where the seat is located at the Cathedral Church of the Holy Trinity.
		The current bishop is the Right Reverend Douglas Geoffrey Rowell, MA, PhD, DD, the "Bishop of Gibraltar in Europe".
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bishop_of_Gibraltar_in_Europe (272 words)

	News: Bishop John’s maiden speech in the House of Lords (01 April 2008)
		Bishop John made his maiden speech in the Lords on April 1 during the 2nd Reading debate on the EU (Amendment) Bill (also known as the Lisbon Treaty).
		My second interest is that for most of the 1990s I was the Bishop of Gibraltar in Europe, the Church of England diocese covering the whole of mainland Europe, while the Continent was digesting the immediate implications of the collapse of Soviet power.
		"Europe" from the perspective of the Church of England means all continental Europe together with Morocco, Turkey and the whole of the Asian part of the former Soviet Union.
	www.diochi.org.uk /news/080401-Bishopsmaidenspeech.htm (740 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Europe \| Pope replaces sex scandal bishop
		Bishop Kurt Krenn, 68, was in overall charge of the seminary where investigators found thousands of lewd images, including child pornography.
		The bishop has told the media that he stepped down voluntarily and not under pressure from the Vatican.
		Bishop Krenn was responsible for the running of the seminary 80km (49 miles) from Vienna, which was identified by an Austrian magazine earlier this year as a centre of homosexual activity.
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/europe/3723638.stm (297 words)

	Gibraltar
		The Marinids ceded Gibraltar to the Kingdom of Granada in 1374.
		Gibraltar was granted its coat of arms by a Royal Warrant passed in Toledo by Isabella of Castile in 1501.
		Gibraltar is a part of the European Union, having joined under the British Treaty of Accession (1973), with exemption from some areas such as the Customs Union and Common Agricultural Policy.
	www.jgames.co.uk /title/Gibraltar (6199 words)

	Anglicans Online Essays \| Pierre Whalon \| Anglicans in Europe -- a model?
		Bishop Geoffrey Rowell, the present Bishop of Gibraltar in Europe, often refers to his jurisdiction as “a network.” It exists wherever there are enough people to warrant sending a priest and beginning to hold services for them, along with providing other pastoral ministries, thus forming a chaplaincy.
		Then as now, bishops were crossing into others’ jurisdictions to ordain priests and deacons who were in line with their position.
		And from the bishop’s point of view, now he must try to be chief priest, pastor and teacher to foreigners so far away that he can never be sure what is actually happening in those congregations, even if he does speak their language.
	anglicansonline.org /resources/essays/whalon/europemodel.html (2932 words)

	Holy Trinity Brussels - Profile p.7
		HTB is in the far-flung Church of England Diocese of Gibraltar in Europe.
		Bishop Geoffrey Rowell and his suffragan, Bishop David Hamid, live in the South of England, while the 260 chaplaincies are spread across Europe.
		The cathedral is in Gibraltar and we are one of the two pro-cathedrals (the other is in Malta).
	www.htbrussels.com /profile/profile7.html (130 words)

	Synod for Europe (Site not responding. Last check: )
		My Diocese is the Rock of Gibraltar, at the entrance of the Mediterranean, once known as one of the Pillars of Hercules, and the spot where Islam stepped on the Continent of Europe.
		Humanistic immanentism in Europe has penetrated the innermost core of the believers in the old continent to such an extent that it causes serious difficulties in the spreading and the emerging of the faith.
		As I said at the beginning that Europe is going through a period of crisis, whereby there is danger of letting oneself be dragged along by an almost general pessimism, which, at the same time leads many people to lose hope.
	www.zenit.org /english/europe/cong10.html (6809 words)

	VirtueOnline - Theology, Research ... - Anglicans in Europe-A Model?
		It should be pointed out that this canon is not about Europe: the Episcopal Church can plant churches wherever there is a need in the world, with the stipulation that they are not to be located in an existing jurisdiction with which we are in communion.
		There would be a de facto schism, with the crippling of the work of the Church, as proclaiming the differences of the various congregations-and thus exalting their respective bishops-would become more important than the proclamation of the Gospel itself.
		Interestingly, Episcopal Bishop Henry Riley, just consecrated in 1879 as missionary bishop to the Mexican Iglesia de Jesús, presided at the first meeting in 1880.
	www.virtueonline.org /portal/modules/news/print.php?storyid=4447 (2932 words)

	Diocese - Bishops
		A chaplain who wishes a bishop whose name is not on this list to be invited to minister (whether currently in office or retired), should inform the diocesan Bishop who will write to invite the bishop in question.
		A chaplain who wishes to invite to minister in a particular chaplaincy any bishop in communion who is not already an honorary assistant bishop of this Diocese, should note that they should ask the diocesan Bishop to invite the bishop in question to minister as requested.
		Where any function specified in a licence requires the application of the Bishop’s seal to a document, that seal shall be affixed and the document shall be executed by the vicar general authorised by the licence to discharge that function.
	www.europe.anglican.org /diocese/thediocese_bishops.htm (642 words)

	Lords Hansard text for 1 Apr 200801 Apr 2008 (pt 0006)
		presentation of the case for Europe as it is today, I have to say that he has come a long way in the past quarter of a century.
		In the year that followed that, her view and mine diverged increasingly and uncomfortably, but those propositions were important then.
		Whether the Lisbon treaty is a mouse or a mountain, our relations with the rest of Europe have been and remain critical.
	www.publications.parliament.uk /pa/ld200708/ldhansrd/text/80401-0006.htm (3160 words)

	A Short History of the Diocese of Gibraltar
		As a result, the Bishop gave top priority to securing an improvement in the scope and quality of the education given to all Catholic children by Catholic teachers and religious, so as to diminish the competition.
		Bishop Barbieri is celebrated as being responsible for having encouraged Rome to seriously consider raising the Vicariate to the dignity of a Diocese under Rome itself.
		Bishop Healy was deeply devastated when the new governmental system that was drawn up under the new Constitution effectively ensured the almost complete take-over of the entire education system out of the hands of the Church.
	www.catholicdiocese.gi /diocese/historyofthediocese.html (1699 words)

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	BBC NEWS \| Europe \| Seminary shut over porn scandal
		Bishop Klaus Kueng said the seminary in St Poelten, near Vienna, had veered away from its mission to train young men into the Roman Catholic Church.
		Last month the bishop was appointed by Pope John Paul II to investigate, after a seminary student was charged with distributing child pornography.
		On Thursday Bishop Kueng, of the Austrian city of Feldkirch, accused the seminary leadership of "paying too little attention to recruiting requirements".
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/europe/3558796.stm (193 words)

	Bishop in Europe welcomes promise of help in Istanbul
		The Bishop in Europe has welcomed an announcement by the Foreign Secretary, Jack Straw, that the government is to fund repairs to an historic chapel in the grounds of the British Consulate General in Istanbul.
		The Bishop of Gibraltar in Europe, the Right Reverend Geoffrey Rowell, welcomes the announcement by the Foreign Secretary which safeguards the future of St Helena’s Chapel within the confines of the British Consulate General site in Tepebasi, Istanbul.
		Bishop Geoffrey is delighted at this positive outcome which ensures Christian worship will continue on a site which was given many years ago by the Turkish government expressly for that purpose.
	www.europe.anglican.org /news/newsItems/2005/05_oct_02.htm (287 words)

	Handbook - Measure 1980
		Whereas the Bishop of London has expressed his intention to surrender to the Archbishop of Canterbury immediately after the passing of this Measure his ecclesiastical jurisdiction over bishops, priests and deacons of the Church of England who officiate in a spiritual capacity in northern and central Europe and are subject to such jurisdiction.
		(b) to provide the Bishop of the Diocese with a suitable residence and to assist with the provision of a suitable residence for any such suffragan bishop.
		'In the application of this paragraph to an electoral area consisting of the Diocese in Europe the words from 'and shall' to 'paragraph 1' shall be omitted.
	www.europe.anglican.org /admin/hb1_diocesemeasure.htm (1090 words)

	Gibraltar Airport
		On arrival at the Cathedral entrance the street was crowded with Gibraltarian men (their wives, children and parents had been evacuated from Gibraltar during the war) who wanted to show their respect to this courageous Polish hero.
		The then Bishop of Gibraltar celebrated a requiem mass in the Cathedral before the mortal remains of General Sikorski and his party were transferred to the Polish destroyer "Orkan".
		We therefore remember him especially here in Gibraltar today, with a profound sense of kinship and respect for the people of the great nation that is Poland, and with profound respect and admiration for the courage, determination and dignity with which he represented and defended the aspiration and rights of the Polish people.
	www.gibraltar.gov.gi /latest_news/topical_speeches/Sikorski_Memorial.htm (1025 words)

	The Living Church Foundation
		The resolution passed all three houses with bishops voting 41 to 6, clergy 167 to 46, and laity 159 to 75 in favor.
		Geoffrey Rowell, Bishop of Gibraltar in Europe, that sought to block the intent of the original motion and allow for further study failed in a show of hands, as did a similar delaying amendment offered by the Archdeacon of Norwich.
		On July 1, seven diocesan bishops (including the Bishop of Durham, N.T. Wright) joined by 10 suffragans endorsed a letter printed in The Church of England Newspaper calling for a delay in permitting women bishops.
	www.livingchurch.org /publishertlc/viewarticle.asp?ID=1137 (509 words)

	Pentecost Sermon June 2001
		It is sobering to remember that Europe is just emerging from a century of conflict and division in which there were more Christian martyrs than in the whole of the period of the early Church.
		The life and witness of the whole Church in Europe, to which our own Diocese makes its distinctive and highly significant contribution, must therefore speak of that reconciling unity-in-diversity which we believe is God’s will for all people.
		I am sure that as Bishop Geoffrey enters into his ministry he will have the great joy of discovering the innumerable and hugely varied ways in which God is at work in your Diocese, through the faithful work of your clergy and laity.
	www.archbishopofcanterbury.org /carey/speeches/011018.htm (1084 words)

	Let us ignore the mantras of modernity and dance the sacred dances
		In the ancient Orthodox church of Ethiopia the choir of debteras, holding their T-shaped monastic crutches, dance in a rhythmic pattern to haunting drums and the metallic beat of the sistrum reminding worshippers of the hammering of the nails into the hands and feet of Christ at the Crucifixion.
		In the cathedral of Auxerre in medieval France the bishop and clerks danced to the plainchant of the Easter sequence over the pattern of the labyrinth in the floor of the choir, tossing the Easter ball to each other in a sacred pattern of rejoicing.
		Bishop Geoffrey Rowell is on top of the issue here concerning the liturgical dance of the Church.
	www.freerepublic.com /focus/religion/1631746/posts?page=4 (1579 words)

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		It is no secret that one of the key figures in drafting this response was John Hind, Bishop of Gibraltar in Europe and Chairman of the Faith and Order Advisory Group (FOAG); his positive influence on it is clear, although obviously he cannot be held personally responsible for its final form.
		The second heading of the Bishops' Response is The teaching office of the Church and they begin with a robust affirmation that "the Church needs to speak authoritatively and with one voice, especially in areas where faith cannot admit divergence".
		The first is that of The Magisterium and begins with a clear acknowledgement that the House of Bishops considers "a living teaching authority witnessing to and interpreting the faith 'uniquely revealed in the Holy Scriptures and set forth in the catholic creeds' to be essential for the authentic proclamation of the gospel to each generation".
	ourworld.cs.com /francisgardom/MR98POPE.TM (1754 words)

	titusonenine » Blog Archive » Algarve parish seeks alternative oversight (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Geoffrey Rowell, Bishop of Gibraltar in Europe, is well towards the reasserter side of the spectrum, so the congregation can hardly be claiming a theological justification for its decision.
		Like all bishops, Terry Finlay had strong points and weak points in his ministry, but to blame him exclusively for any fall in attendance that may have happened in his diocese, as though there were no parish clergy and no personal or demographic factors operating, seems patently unfair.
		The bishop and heirarchy, rather than the congregation, appear to be the ones who finds it hard to trust people of a different churchmanship (even though it is orthodox).
	titusonenine.classicalanglican.net /?p=14289 (2401 words)

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