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Christian church in England and the Mother Church of the worldwide Anglican Communion.

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Examples for "church of england"

The Church -andespecially the Church of England-isin vital need of reform. 
 Religious Reality: A Book for Men 

The Church of England has started deliberations to select a new leader. 
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Requires the sovereign to join in communion with the Church of England. 
 The Leading Facts of English History 

But the movement in growing grew away from the Church of England. 
 A History of the Four Georges, Volume II 

The great hoard which the free hand to the churches of England. 
 The History of England from the Norman Conquest to the Death of ... 

Ús de c of e en anglès

The C of E, said Hackwood, was particularly well placed to offer support. 
 The Guardian 

Higher than C of E, lower than the Whore of Rome. 
 Hostile intent 

A much higher proportion, 40%, identify as C of E or Anglican. 
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Surely all churches should follow the C of E's lead. 
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The C of E seems to see its investments primarily as a fundraising vehicle. 
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The C of E also has many non-stock market holdings, including land, forests and property. 
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Bookings, the C of E Minister, had done it. 
 Misery 

The C of E has a combined shareholding of £62m in these three companies alone. 
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You go places with a C of E posting. 
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She singled out the C of E's ordination of female priests and push for female bishops. 
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The C of E should be "unequivocal in its condemnation of such harmful practices". 
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The C of E cannot default on its spiritual mission but compensate with tea and biscuits. 
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He said the C of E's attitudes towards gay and lesbian people was profoundly harmful and damaging. 
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The C of E is responsible for about 45% of England's Grade I listed buildings. 
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The C of E considers this a "soft walkout". 
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Her parents were practising Anglicans; her late brother was a C of E vicar, as is her nephew. 
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Significats de c of e en anglès