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Seminarians to begin annual bike tour throughout archdiocese
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نهضات روحية وحملة تطعيم بإيبارشية الزقازيق ومنيا القمح
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Organizaciones religiosas se destacan en la transformación del tejido social
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Rebelling priests and worshippers have forced one of England s most senior bishops to stand down for several weeks amid threats of a vote of no confidence.
A group of about 30 are understood to be unhappy with the management of Bishop of Winchester, the Right Rev Tim Dakin.
Local reports say he is stepping down for six weeks because of the discontent.
The Rt Rev Deborah Mary Sellin, Suffragan Bishop of Southampton, said in a statement: Bishop Tim has today informed me he will be stepping back from his role as Bishop of Winchester for the next six weeks, so that he can focus on discussions about future leadership and governance reform in the Diocese.
MaâKhia Bryant deserved better in life â and death
Like too many Black girls and women killed by police, the teenager was not afforded lasting attention or outrage.
By Renée Graham Globe Columnist,Updated May 4, 2021, 2:28 p.m.
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People protest the police killing of 16-year-old MaâKhia Bryant, in Columbus, Ohio, on April 21. The shooting happened the previous day when police responded to a 911 call.Amr Alfiky/NYT
In a casket lined in blue, her favorite color, MaâKhia Bryant was laid to rest last week in Columbus, Ohio.
At the homegoing service for the 16-year-old Black girl shot to death April 20 by a white police officer, the Rev. Al Sharpton was not in attendance to deliver one of his fiery eulogies as he did for George Floyd last year in Houston, Daunte Wright last month in Minneapolis, and Andrew Brown Jr. on Monday in Elizabeth City, N.C. Like Bryant, all were victims of police violence.