Historical Events tagged with "Anglican"
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Women Allowed to Become Priests in England
The Church of England's General Synod voted in favor of allowing women to become priests, marking a significant change in the church's policies. The decision came after years of debate and discussions within the church and society. The vote passed overwhelmingly, with strong support from various factions within the church. This transformative moment opened new avenues for women's leadership within the Anglican faith, reflecting broader societal changes regarding gender roles.
Continue ReadingBishop John Coleridge Patteson is Martyred
Bishop John Coleridge Patteson, the first bishop of Melanesia, was martyred on Nukapu in the Solomon Islands. He was known for his missionary work among the islanders and aimed to educate and convert them to Christianity. Patteson's efforts were met with resistance, and during a visit to the island, he and several companions were attacked by local inhabitants. His death sparked outrage and efforts to continue his mission in the region.
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