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	Diocese of Gibraltar in Europe - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The cathedral is the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity, Gibraltar and it is headed by the Bishop of Gibraltar in Europe.
		In 1980 the Diocese was amalgamated with the Jurisdiction of North and Central Europe and renamed the Diocese of Gibraltar in Europe.
		Church of England Dioceses in the Province of Canterbury
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Diocese_of_Gibraltar_in_Europe (154 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Europe
		The fauna of Europe is in accord with the climate and vegetation.
		The result was the founding of the Dioceses of Bremen (787), Paderborn (806), Werden, and Minden in the country of the Engern, Osnabrück and Münster (785) in Westphalia, Halberstadt and Hildesheim (817) in Eastphalia; the metropolitan of all the Saxon sees was Bremen (834).
		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.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/05607b.htm (7568 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)

	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.
		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.
		From 1970 the Diocese of Gibraltar and the Northern and Central parts of Europe were cared for by a single bishop, designated the Bishop of Fulham and Gibraltar.
	www.archbishopofcanterbury.org /carey/releases/010514.htm (725 words)

	City of Gibraltar frame
		The city of Gibraltar is small, a person can walk from one end of Main Street to the other in about fifteen minutes, so for the purposes of this website the downtown area is referred to as the TOWN AREA, embracing the fact that most places of interest are a short walk from each other.
		The Gibraltar Museum is housed in a building which was used as a bomb house during the eighteenth century.
		Gibraltar's botanic gardens were first created in 1816 as a place of tranquillity for the garrison to stroll in peace.
	www.discovergibraltar.com /sites/town/townfrm.htm (1520 words)

	Handbook - Measure 1980
		And whereas it is expedient that the said Diocese, when established, should be represented in the General Synod of the Church of England.
		'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.
		'(3A) An error in the electoral roll of a chaplaincy in the Diocese in Europe shall not be a ground of appeal against the result of an election to the House of Laity of the General Synod by the diocesan electors of that Diocese unless —
	www.europe.anglican.org /admin/hb1_diocesemeasure.htm (1090 words)

	Archbishop of Canterbury -’Religion culture diversity and tolerance - shaping the new Europe’
		What we mean by ’Europe’ culturally speaking tends to be the complex of civilisations and language groups brought into political relationship by two factors - the great Germanic, Turkic and Slavonic migrations that destroyed the Roman Empire, and the emergence of new institutions that sought to salvage the legacy of that empire.
		The evolving nation-states of Europe were eager to appeal to local sentiment in support of new levels of political independence, affirming the right of the state to assert its own jurisdiction as beyond appeal.
		And for the Church to offer this to Europe (and from Europe to the wider world) is not for it to replace its theology with a vague set of nostrums about democracy and tolerance but for it to affirm its faithfulness to the tradition of Christian freedom in the face of the world’s sovereignties.
	www.tariqramadan.com /article.php3?id_article=485 (2941 words)

	Guildhall Library Manuscripts Section - Births, Marriages and Deaths Overseas
		Between 1970 and 1980 the jurisdictions of Gibraltar, and of North and Central Europe, remained separate, but were administered by one bishop, the Bishop of Fulham and Gibraltar.
		In 1980 the Bishop of London divested himself of all jurisdiction overseas and a single diocese of Gibraltar in Europe was formed, known subsequently and to this day as the Diocese in Europe.
		Chaplaincies within the Diocese in Europe continue to deposit their registers, some including events in the 20th century, but it is important to realise that this is inevitably on a piecemeal basis.
	www.history.ac.uk /gh/overseas.htm (1890 words)

	titusonenine » Blog Archive » American Churches in Europe Convention
		Europe is of course a classic case of parallel jurisdictions.
		Similarly, the Church of England chaplaincies in Europe were traditionally under the direction either of the Bishop of Gibraltar or the Bishop of Fulham (a suffragan of London); usually the two offices were combined in one person.
		Since 1980, there has been a single “Diocese of Gibraltar in Europe” as an integral part of the C of E, but it has no territorial jurisdiction outside Gibraltar itself, where there are no congregations of either the Convocation or the Spanish Episcopal Church.
	titusonenine.classicalanglican.net /?p=4979 (956 words)

	Anglican Communion News Service (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		With a fanfare by the brass ensemble of the Gibraltar Royal Regimental Band, the festive Eucharist to mark the 25 years of the new Church of England Diocese in Europe, began, with a full cathedral gathered to mark the occasion.
		In 1980 the Sees of Fulham (London) and Gibraltar, were combined to become the Diocese of Gibraltar in Europe.
		The Rt Revd Geoffrey Rowell, bishop of the diocese, presided at the concelebrated liturgy 23 October, along with the Bishop Suffragan, the Rt Revd David Hamid, the Dean of the Cathedral, the Very Revd Alan Woods, and the Archdeacons of the widely scattered diocese.
	www.anglicancommunion.org /acns/articles/40/50/acns4056.cfm (541 words)

	Convocation of American Churches in Europe \| Our partners in Europe
		In Spain and Portugal the (Church of England) Diocese in Europe coexists with the Spanish Episcopal Reformed Church and the Lusitanian Church.
		In these countries, as in the rest of Europe where only the Diocese in Europe has parishes, formal jurisdiction is no guide to the composition of congregations.
		the Archbishop of Canterbury for the Diocese in Europe, the Lusitanian Church of Portugal and the Spanish Episcopal Reformed Church; the Presiding Bishop of ECUSA for the Convocation) and with the Anglican Consultative Council.
	www.tec-europe.org /partners/COABICE.htm (1215 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.
		The diocese is the network that connects them, not the geographical area it serves.
		Similar developments in the Diocese in Europe are raising the same issues.
	anglicansonline.org /resources/essays/whalon/europemodel.html (2932 words)

	Anglicans Online Essays \| Pierre Whalon \| The Bligh of Parallel Jurisdictions
		The Diocese of Gibraltar in Europe has geographical jurisdiction in Gibraltar only: the rest of its extraordinarily far-flung congregations are under the spiritual jurisdiction (the words of the diocesan constitution) of the diocesan bishop.
		Like the Bishop of Gibraltar in Europe, the Bishop-in-charge exercises (on behalf of the Presiding Bishop) a spiritual jurisdiction, that is, oversight of congregations acceding to the authority of the Episcopal Church's constitution and canons,.
		The Diocese of Gibraltar in Europe has a significant number of congregations in Spain and Portugal, and some of the English congregations even antedate the founding of those churches.
	anglicansonline.org /resources/essays/whalon/parajurisdiction.html (1164 words)

	Holy Trinity Brussels - Profile p.7
		The diocese and Church of England are seeking for a way to develop pastoral and political contact with the EU, possibly by adding to the HTB staff.
		HTB is in the far-flung Church of England Diocese of Gibraltar in 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)

	Panorama Gibraltar
		HMS Tireless, which limped into Gibraltar after a potentially disastrous leak was discovered in the coolant system, which keeps her nuclear reactor at a safe temperature, remained there amid mounting diplomatic protests from Spain while emergency repairs were carried out, reports the Glasgow Herald.
		Gibraltar is considering whether to hold a referendum on self-determination, which is bound to cause ripples of anxiety in London and Madrid.
		The select committee of the House of Assembly, Gibraltar's parliament, which includes members from the government and the labour/liberal opposition alliance, are considering changes to the present constitution, which dates to 1969.
	www.panorama.gi /archive/010514/updates.htm (6383 words)

	Guildhall Library Manuscripts Section - General Guide, Dioceses, Archdeaconries, St Paul's Cathedral, and Peculiar ...
		In 1970, the office of Bishop of Gibraltar was combined with that of Bishop of Fulham, a suffragan of the Bishop of London who had administered his remaining overseas jurisdiction since 1926.
		From 1970-80 the jurisdictions of Gibraltar and northern and central Europe remained separate though administered by the same Bishop of 'Fulham and Gibraltar'.
		In 1980, the Bishop of London divested himself of all overseas jurisdiction and a new diocese of 'Gibraltar in Europe' was established to supersede both jurisdic- tions.
	www.history.ac.uk /gh/15i.htm (969 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 diocese covers not only the area of Gibraltar in British jurisdiction but also all of mainland Europe, Morocco and the territory of the former Soviet Union.
		The office has existed since the union in 1980 of the see of Gibraltar (founded 1842) with the Jurisdiction of North and Central Europe of the see of London (headed by the suffragan bishop of Fulham).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bishop_of_Gibraltar_in_Europe (415 words)

	Bishop Henry Scriven — The Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Four years in the Diocese of London was followed by two in the Diocese of N. Argentina with the South American Missionary Society (UK).
		Work with SAMS continued in Spain with the Spanish Episcopal Reformed Church from 1984-1990, then for five years he was Chaplain of the British Embassy Church in Madrid (Diocese of Gibraltar in Europe of the Church of England).
		In 1995 he was consecrated as Suffragan Bishop in Europe (in St Paul’s Cathedral by Archbishop George Carey) and spent 7 years travelling around the 40 countries of that diocese.
	www.pgh.anglican.org /leadership/scriven (266 words)

	About St Ursula's Church, Berne
		It is one of the chaplancies of the Swiss archdeaconry of the Anglican Diocese in Europe.
		The Diocese of Gibraltar was founded in 1842 and took over the pastoral care of the chaplaincies and congregations in Southern Europe and Turkey.
		St Ursula's is one of the chaplancies of the Swiss archdeaconry of the Diocese in Europe.
	mypage.bluewin.ch /englishchurchberne/who_we.html (798 words)

	Cathedral of the Holy Trinity Gibraltar
		The Anglican Cathedral Church of the Holy Trinity is both a parish church and the mother church of the Diocese in Europe.
		The Rock of Ages Campaign was offically launched at the Cathedral on Thursday 16 November.
		The Cathedral needs to raise £850,000 to replace its roof, build an enhanced entrance onto the Cathedral Square to improve access for both churchgoers and tourists and to fund a number of other necessary conservation and restoration measures.
	www.gibconnect.com /~holytrinity/index.php (127 words)

	Archbishop of Canterbury -’Religion culture diversity and tolerance - shaping the new Europe’
		The Archbishop was accompanied by the Rt Revd Geoffrey Rowell, Bishop of the Church of England diocese of Gibraltar in Europe.
		Recent discussions about the admission of Turkey to the EU have brought into the open all sorts of concerns about the historic Christian identity of Europe ; and these in turn have given a little more focus to the wider issue of what exactly Europe thinks itself to be in the current global context.
		If the state ahs no sacred character, it is not the sole source of legitimate common life : intermediate institutions, guilds, unions, churches, ethnic groups, all sorts of civil associations, have a natural liberty to exist and organise themselves, and the state’s role is to harmonise and to some degree regulate this social variety.
	www.tariqramadan.com /imprimer.php3?id_article=486 (2869 words)

	A Short History of the Diocese of Gibraltar
		The Church in Gibraltar saw a corresponding growth in her work to see to the pastoral and spiritual needs of the Colony.
		In spite of the fact these were far from easy times for Gibraltar, both politically and economically, the saintly Bishop was outstanding in his efforts to invigorate the pastoral initiatives in the Church.
		His episcopate is notable for having ordained the largest number of priests for the Diocese and for having continued to consolidate the good work of his renowned predecessor.
	www.catholicdiocese.gi /diocese/historyofthediocese.html (1699 words)

	Gibraltar Things To Do - Travel Guides - VirtualTourist.com
		The Diocese of Gibraltar in Europe was inaugurated at a service in this Cathedral in 1981.
		Gibraltar's Convent is guarded by soldiers of the Royal Gibraltar Regiment, which is an infantry unit of regular and volunteer soldiers.
		Gibraltar's most famous and most visible sight is the 426 m high Rock.
	www.virtualtourist.com /travel/Europe/Gibraltar/Things_To_Do-Gibraltar-R-3.html (919 words)

	Map of Europe
		Its importance is that, in addition to showing Africa, Asia and Europe, the map depicts a body of land across the Atlantic called Vinland, which the map describes as having been visited in the 11th century.
		For major parts of Europe and parts of the Costa del Sol, the hill towns of Tuscany, and the spectacular scenery of the maximum Eemian transgression has been compiled on a map feature such as a forest, a bui...
		Political Map of Europe - Political Map of Europe The Cadastral Map in the Service of the State: A History of Property Mapping by Roger J. Kain, Throughout history the control of land has been the basis of political power.
	re70.mmshy.com /mapofeurope.html (1452 words)

	Spartanburg SC \| GoUpstate.com \| Spartanburg Herald-Journal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The Church of England comprises 44 dioceses; each diocese is led by a bishop.
		Two dioceses—the Diocese of Sodor and Man (the Isle of Man) and the Diocese of Gibraltar (Continental Europe)—lie outside Great Britain.
		The Bishop of Sodor and Man and the Bishop of Gibraltar (in Europe) may not sit in the House of Lords regardless of seniority as their dioceses lie outside Great Britain.
	www.goupstate.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Lords_Spiritual (928 words)

	europe + googlesearch : Rollyo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
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