A Church of Scotland court has upheld a complaint that a presbytery broke the moratorium on gay clergy by nominating a gay man for training as a minister.
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After posting that pistachio commercial, I had put into a place a moratorium on Levi Johnston-related content until those damn Playgirl photos showed up.
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After a protracted "let's be absolutely certain we're in the clear" period, T-Mobile has gone ahead and lifted its self-imposed moratorium on Sidekick sales following that little meltdown you may have heard about.
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From New York's Gay City News:"For himself, I think, he’s going to take all the time he believes he needs in order to be successful, because it’s all about being successful.
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Massachusetts: Asylum Is DeniedNew York TimesBy AP The Massachusetts husband of a gay Brazilian man said his spouse had been denied asylum that would allow them to be reunited in the United States.
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Good morning.The President is on his way back from Copenhagen after pitching Chicago for the 2016 Olympics.
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"It’s not a good time to die in Provincetown if you want to be buried in the town cemetery.
Officials say there are only a handful of unsold plots available, and it will be eight months to a year before a new three-acre site can be cleared and prepared for additional burials.
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Episcopalians coping with impending schism The split in the church is about more than gay rights — it's about money.
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Episcopalians nominate gay clergy for bishop Nominations announced two weeks after the Episcopal General Convention voted on issue By Staff & Wire Reports Friday, August 07, 2009 LOS ANGELES (AP) — Two Episcopal priests in same-gender relationships are among the nominees for assistant bishop of Los Angeles, officials said Sunday.
Just three weeks after the Episcopal Church lifted a de facto moratorium on approving gay bishops, a Chicago priest in a committed same-sex relationship has been named one of three nominees for Bishop of Minnesota.
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Two gay Episcopal priests are among the six nominated candidates for the role of assistant bishop of Los Angeles.
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Episcopal Church leaders in Los Angeles and Minnesota have nominated openly gay and lesbian candidates for assistant bishop and bishop positions, following a recent vote by the church at its general convention to end a moratorium on promoting gay men and lesbians, reports The New York Times.
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The gays are movin' on up in the Episcopal Church. Church leaders in Los Angeles nominated two openly gay priests as assistant bishops on Sunday, just a few weeks after the Episcopal Church ended a de facto moratorium on.
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Episcopal Church Picks Gay Priests for PromotionNew York TimesBy THE NEW YORK TIMES Only weeks after the Episcopal Church ended a de facto moratorium on promoting gay men and lesbians into the church hierarchy, .
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by Paul VarnellFirst published in the Chicago Free Press on July 23, 2009
Recently, delegates to the Episcopal church's triennial general conference voted to allow the ordination of gay bishops, a vote that overturned a de facto moratorium on ordaining gay bishops that was approved three years ago.
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After deciding last week there was not sufficient support in the Senate for her amendment to the 2010 Defense funding bill that would have put an 18 month moratorium on "Don't Ask, Don't Tell", Sen.
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So New York's Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand's Don't Ask Don't Tell moratorium push isn't going to work out.
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The Episcopal bishop of Dallas doesn’t plan to bless the unions of gay or lesbian couples in the churches of his diocese and the Diocese of Dallas will not consider the appointment of a partnered gay or lesbian bishop, he wrote in a letter to clergy at the 74 churches and 20 schools in his diocese.
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Kirstin Gillibrand isn't going forward with her amendment to suspend/end DADT discharges:
The New York senator who once said she was considering an amendment to a defense bill mandating a stay on discharges under "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" has decided against introducing the measure after determining there aren't enough votes for passage, according to her office.
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