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	\| The Living Church Foundation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Michael Langrish, Bishop of Exeter, was invited to observe the spring retreat of the Episcopal Church's House of Bishops and to speak as a representative of the Archbishop of Canterbury.
		Bishop Langrish offered an analysis of how the Episcopal Church is viewed in the wider Anglican Communion and urged the U.S. bishops to embrace the recommendations of the Windsor Report.
		The Times of London has reported that Bishop Langrish is one of the Church of England leaders that Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams has invited to Lambeth Palace April 24 to discuss the future of the Anglican Communion in light of the potential actions of the 75th General Convention.
	www.livingchurch.org /publishertlc/printarticle.asp?ID=1901 (292 words)

	Diocese of Exeter > Bishop & Senior Clergy > The Bishop of Exeter
		Rt Revd Michael Langrish, The Bishop of Exeter, asked a question in a debate on the Common Agricultural Policy: Single Farm Payments, in the House of Lords yesterday (5th July).
		Rt Revd Michael Langrish, The Bishop of Exeter, took part in a debate in the Lords on the Israel and Palestine Road Map on Wednesday (1st March).
		Statement from the Bishop of Exeter, The Rt Revd Michael Langrish, on the news that Prince Charles and Camilla Parker-Bowles are to marry “The Bishop’s task is to teach and preach the Gospel.
	www.exeter.anglican.org /database/database-mininews-bishop.php (1221 words)

	Church of the Word -- Schism looms, Exeter warns US bishops (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The Bishop of Exeter, Michael Langrish, has delivered an extraordinary speech to ECUSA bishops which makes me believe for the first time that schism might actually be a possibility.
		The other significant fact is that Langrish is one of the bishops invited to the meeting at Lambeth Palace 24 April, discussed here, to discuss the "critical" stage the Anglican Communion is at in the light of the General Convention in June.
		Langrish continued: 'However, to speak honestly, and I am sure that you would not wish me to do otherwise, there were elements in the proposed report and resolutions which, in the language we were asked to us, give me pause for concern.
	www.pwcweb.com /ecw/windsor_rpt_tol_exeter_warns_ecusa.html (1095 words)

	OPEN LETTER TO THE HOUSE OF BISHOPS AND THE HOUSE OF DEPUTIES (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Michael Langrish, to ECUSA’s House of Bishops clearly poses these issues and asks of the delegates to the upcoming General Convention the most careful consideration of the choices that lie before them.
		The validity of the claim that ECUSA’s action in the matter of Gene Robinson is appropriate for its context must be judged in the light of a larger context “in Christ” that encompasses all provinces of the Anglican Communion, and indeed the church catholic.
		These observations led Bishop Langrish to note two points of view that constitute what he holds to be a clear and present danger to the Anglican Communion.
	www.anglicancommunioninstitute.org /articles/2006/print/OPEN_LETTER.htm (899 words)

	Directions to Orthodoxy - Extreme secularism threatens society, warns bishop (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Bishop Michael Langrish said that ‘pluriformity’ was under attack by a “particularly pernicious form of fundamentalism”.
		Bishop Michael Langrish cited the example of a local RC/Anglican adoption agency, ‘Families for Children’, which was coming under ‘strong pressure’ to allow same-sex couples to adopt children.
		Bishop Langrish’s concerns in a Roman Catholic cathedral chime with similar statements by Roman Catholic leaders about the refusal of the EU to mention Europe’s Christian heritage in its constitution and the barring of the Italian Commission from the EU Commission in the autumn.
	directionstoorthodoxy.org /mod/news/view.php?article_id=3566 (485 words)

	Michael Skakel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		By MICHAEL GRACZYK Associated Press Writer HOUSTON (AP) - Rep. Tom DeLay turned himself in Thursday at the sheriff's office and was fingerprinted, photographed and released on $10,000 bail on conspiracy and money-laundering charges.
		NEW YORK (AP) - Michael Jordan admits being 'stupid'' in his gambling, but never jeopardized his livelihood or his family, he told CBS' '60 Minutes'' in an interview to be broadcast Sunday.
		Michael Dell doesn't seem to have heard of any slowdown in the technology sector.
	www.boarc.com /People/Michael+Skakel-120.html (723 words)

	titusonenine » Blog Archive » Michael Hopkins–Mere Expediency Will Serve No One: A Response to the ...
		Michael Langrish, was a guest at the most recent meeting of the Episcopal Church’s House of Bishops.
		The dilemma in which Bishop Langrish places the Episcopal Church is, ironically, the dilemma of expediency.
		Nowhere does Bishop Langrish wrestle with the fate of gay and lesbian Christians—three spiritual generations (1) of which now exist in very large numbers in the Episcopal Church, both as laity and as clergy.
	titusonenine.classicalanglican.net /?p=13281 (2875 words)

	'Gay' Issue Likely to Sink Anglicans (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Fundamentally, he has told the US bishops that if they consecrate another gay bishop or authorise same-sex relations, the Anglican Communion will break apart, ARCIC will be finished and inter-faith dialogue with the Muslims will be at an end.
		One is that Langrish was speaking at the episcopal retreat of Ecusa’s house of bishops in Kanuga as the representative of the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams.
		The other significant fact is that Langrish is one of the bishops invited to the meeting at Lambeth Palace 24 April to discuss the "critical" stage the Anglican is at in the light of the General Convention in June.”
	www.nationalvanguard.org /story.php?id=8407 (687 words)

	News: NEEDS IMPROVEMENT
		The speech recently given by Michael Langrish, [Bishop of Exeter, England; referred to in this article as My Lord Exeter] the Anglican Bishop of Exeter, to ECUSA's House of Bishops (March 17-22, Kanuga, NC) a week ago is now online in its entirety.
		Langrish agrees that repentance is needed from ECUSA.
		It does seem to me that at this point we get close to the heart of the difficulty that much of the Anglican Communion (including my own Province) has had with what the Episcopal Church did in 2003, and over which there still seems to be much mutual incomprehension.
	www.anglicansunited.com /2006/03/needs_improvement.html (1316 words)

	Devontalk (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The Right Reverend Michael Langrish, Bishop of Exeter, was an automatic choice when the County Council was looking for someone who, as Chairman of the Devon Strategic Partnership, would steer the new body towards agreeing multi-agency solutions to Devon's social needs, and eventually formulating a new strategic vision for the county.
		In his speech at the DSP's opening conference, the Bishop used a striking image to describe ideal partnership working - the notion of building a dry stone wall where all the stones, whatever their shape and size, must be used and all are vital.
		Secure in these clear principles, Bishop Michael is quick to address what he acknowledges as Devon's own particular needs and concerns.
	www.devon.gov.uk /devontalk/archive/autumn2002/stone_wall.html (794 words)

	American Anglican Council :: BlogSite: Michael Poon: How much is the Global South worth? A Response to the ACI on ECUSA ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Goddard based his model on that of Michael Langrish, which I am sure was the result of much discussion, and received official sanction at the highest levels in Lambeth and the Church of England.
		After all, Bishop Michael Langrish — as Canterbury’s representative — proposed it in his 29 March 2006 address to the House of Bishops of ECUSA.
		To rephrase a famous saying: “So far, academics and church leaders have tried to interpret the Communion; the point however, is to change it.” My hunch is that this initiative will come from the Global South rather than top-down from Canterbury.
	aacblog.classicalanglican.net /archives/002139.html (1795 words)

	The Good News - News
		The University of Birmingham awarded a Doctorate of Divinity (DD) to Rt Rev Michael Langrish, Bishop of Exeter, on 12 July.
		Birmingham University is where Bishop Michael was an undergraduate and took his first degree, in 1967.
		The pro-chancellor of Birmingham, Lord Hannay of Chiswick, former British Ambassador to the United Nations, has come to know Bishop Michael quite well through his work in the Middle East and through Christian Aid; the vice principal and deputy vice chancellor is likewise familiar with his work with the Devon Strategic Partnership.
	www.thegoodnews.co.uk /regionnewsstory.asp?id=1273&region=reg14 (135 words)

	Thinking Anglicans: Bishop of Exeter's speech to ECUSA HoB
		The recent remarks of Bishop Michael Langrish in the USA previously mentioned here have been published in full on his diocesan website.
		Having read Bishop Langrish's address, and then Dr. Goddard's analysis, I am clear that he and I are not reading it out of the same context.
		Langrish was clear that â€˜probably nothing that happens is going to satisfy themâ€™.
	www.thinkinganglicans.org.uk /archives/001612.html (2014 words)

	COMMENT AUGUST 1999
		The Bishop of Birkenhead is to become the next Bishop of Exeter in succession to the Rt Revd Hewlett Thompson who, after a tenure lasting fourteen years, vacates the See on attaining his seventieth year on August 14.
		Michael Langrish is a bishop who supports the Church of England's decision to ordain women to the priesthood.
		First, it is important to say with the greatest emphasis, that all within Forward in Faith, in and beyond the diocese of Exeter, wish Michael Langrish and his family well.
	trushare.com /51AUG99/au99comm.htm (1018 words)

	daily episcopalian: What happened at the House of Bishops meeting, 2
		On March 22, Michael Langrish, Bishop of Exeter, representing the Archbishop of Canterbury, gave a significant (I think) speech to our House of Bishops.
		Bishop Langrish spoke after a day or so after a special panel assembled by Presiding Bishop Frank Griswold gave the House a preview of some possible resolutions regarding the Windsor Report that will be submitted to General Convention when it meets in June.
		To employ the most reductive analysis for the sake of brevity, the question is whether we will a) effect a moratorium on the consecration of gay bishops and b) prohibit the blessing of same-sex relationships.
	blog.edow.org /weblog/2006/03/what_happened_at_the_house_of_2.html (4391 words)

	Books by Helen Wilkinson
		Michael Langrish, The Bishop of Exeter, has reviewed the book;
		It is billed as a love story, but isn't unless you want to stretch the point - this is about falling in love with Christ.
		It's a page-turner, described by the Bishop of Exeter, the Rt Revd Michael Langrish as a compelling journey of discovery, and a deeply moving story.
	myweb.tiscali.co.uk /sticklebackbooks/hwbooks.htm (501 words)

	“Mere Expediency Will Serve No One” (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The quote that titles this essay comes from the second page of Bishop Langrish’s comments and, it seems to me, is at the heart of the wrestling with his thinking that must be done. The paragraph from which the quote comes is as follows…
		Clarke’s intention in this paragraph is a diminution of context but, rather, an attempt to describe the interplay between our various contexts and the belonging in Christ to which we are all equally called. Our “unbelongings” are assembled in Christ, not disassembled.
		The threat is, of course, that if we do not say these things the Communion will sunder. That threat could not have been clearer from Bishop Langrish. Having argued against “mere expediency,” he then provides the means by which it can be enacted.
	www.integrityusa.org /exeter (453 words)

	Away Day for the Otter Vale team of churches (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Then Bishop Michael led us in considering the strengths we share as a church - active in 630 communities in Devon, valued and available to all.
		Our Bishop has wide experience of these, having over the years been a curate in one team, a vicar in another and the rector in yet another team, this last in a city area.
		After a good 'bring and share' lunch Bishop Michael spoke to us again, this time reviewing the roles of the Church.
	www.otterystmary.org.uk /?prmPage=dtl_awayday.asp (675 words)

	26 March 2001: Ecumenical delegation returns from the Middle East
		As warning shots were fired from a nearby army post, the Bishop of Exeter, the Rt Revd Michael Langrish, was one of four representatives of Churches Together in Britain and Ireland (CTBI) who stood among uprooted, ancient olive trees and destroyed homes and factories from which the Palestinian owners had been evicted.
		The group watched as a bulldozer destroyed fields of crop as part of measures to clear the area 500 metres on both sides of a road commandeered for the use of a small number of settler families near the Netzarim crossing.
		The group of twelve included representatives of the Orthodox and Roman Catholic churches, a former Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, Past Presidents of the Congregational Federation and Baptist Union and the Deputy General Secretary of the United Reformed Church.
	www.wcc-coe.org /wcc/what/international/palestine/conflict15.html (1299 words)

	Hohlwelt - Conferences - RGU Summer School
		John Langrish's speech made very clear that the PhD in art and design could be regarded as a minor undertaking not comparable to a "real" (and rigourous?) doctorate.
		He concluded that a PhD was BABY research, an educational exercise in which the person proofs that s/he is able to do research in a certain area and also a qualification to be employable (to teach in this area).
		John Langrish's lecture left me very confident that my research was on the right way and that there was absolutely no reason to worry.
	www.hohlwelt.com /en/conferences/rgu2005.html (1075 words)

	titusonenine » Blog Archive » London Times: “Schism looms, Exeter warns US bishops” (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Langrish was by an unreprentant expression of “regret.”
		We were blessed by the presence and presentation of our guest from the Church of England, the Right Reverend Michael Langrish, Bishop of Exeter, who encouraged and challenged us in respect to our relationship with the larger Anglican Communion.
		In particular I have real anxieties about the language being suggested for the proposed resolutions concerning future consecrations to the episcopate… As I listened I heard real concerns about both the ambiguity of the language and also the subjectivity of what was being asked for.
	titusonenine.classicalanglican.net /?p=12060 (15846 words)

	Crediton Country Courier - Your Local Independant Newspaper (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The Bishop of Exeter, Michael Langrish, toured the County Show following a service there on the Friday morning.
		Here he is pictured meeting one of the prizewinning Ayreshire's, Tilly Evans of Honiton and David Hodge of Okehampton.
		Mrs Cook said she was delighted with her win because she and her husband are just about to celebrate their golden wedding anniversary.
	www.creditoncouriernewspaper.co.uk /589/cover/frontpage1a.html (422 words)

	Independent Catholic News
		There were warning shots, as the Bishop of Exeter, the Rt Rev Michael Langrish, with other representatives from Churches Together in England and Wales, watched yet another Palestinian village being destroyed last week.
		Standing among ancient uprooted olive trees and ruined homes they witnessed the bulldozers clearing both sides of a road commandeered for the use of a small number of settler families.
		Representatives of the Orthodox and Roman Catholic churches, the Church of Scotland, the Congregational Federation and Baptist Union, and the United Reform Church took part in the mission.
	www.indcatholicnews.com /ecumd.html (347 words)

	The Diocese of Ripon and Leeds website
		The announcement was by the Bishop of Exeter, the Rt Revd Michael Langrish.
		Penny, 53, will become only the eighth female Archdeacon in the country and the first woman to be appointed an Archdeacon in Exeter Diocese.
		Bishop Langrish said he was delighted to make the announcement.
	www.riponleeds.anglican.org /newsitem.php?newsitem=134 (496 words)

	Episcopal News Service
		Michael Langrish, has today released for posting the text of his March 22 remarks to the House of Bishops's retreat meeting at the Kanuga Conference Center in Hendersonville, North Carolina.
		Also posted online today is the paper on biblical interpretation that the Rev. Sathi Clarke, priest of South India and professor at Wesley Theological Seminary in Washington, D. C., delivered to the House of Bishops on March 20.
		Additional texts from this presentation will be posted as they become available.
	www.episcopalchurch.org /3577_73229_ENG_Print.html (721 words)

	Christian Aid video clip
		Speaking at the launch, the Bishop of Exeter, Michael Langrish, said those living in the West, and particularly in the UK, bore historic responsibility for the current problems in the area.
		Listen to the Bishop of Exeter, Michael Langrish
		Costa Dabbagh of Christian Aid's partner, the Middle East Council of Churches, told journalists the report was crucial because the plight of the Palestinians had been effectively 'shelved' by the West.
	www.christianaid.org.uk /video/301iprlaun/launch.htm (277 words)

	BBC NEWS \| UK \| England \| Devon \| Bishop defends open letter
		The row began when the Bishop of Oxford nominated Canon Jeffrey John, Chancellor and Canon Theologian at Southwark Cathedral, for the Reading post.
		The letter has provoked an angry reaction from the lesbian and gay Christian community in Devon.
		Other signatories to the open letter in The Times included the Bishop of Winchester, the Right Reverend Michael Scott-Joynt, the Bishop of Carlisle, the Right Reverend Graham Dow, the Bishop of Liverpool, the Right Reverend James Jones, and the Bishop of Rochester, Dr Michael Nazir-Ali.
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/low/uk_news/england/devon/3001746.stm (356 words)

	BBC NEWS \| England \| Devon \| Bishop defends open letter
		The Right Reverend Michael Langrish, along with a group of eight other bishops, wrote a joint letter criticising the appointment.
		Bishop Langrish was upset by the appointment of Dr John as the Bishop of Reading.
		A statement issued by Bishop Harries said: "I am saddened that the well organised public campaign against Canon Jeffrey John's appointment has now been joined by senior bishops.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/low/england/devon/3001746.stm (356 words)

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