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From Reuters-
The Church of England moved closer to the consecration of women bishops on Wednesday when it voted against giving strengthened legal protection to traditionalists who favor an all-male clergy, a decision that could lead more to switch to Rome.The vote was the last chance for the church's parliament, or synod, to influence the draft legislation in its long legislative process before it heads to the House of Bishops for consideration in May.The draft will return to synod in July for a final vote - 20 years after it voted in favor of women priests.That women will get to wear the miter is in little doubt. What the synod had to consider was how much extra provision traditionalist Anglo-Catholics and conservative evangelicals would get and how much more authority liberals should cede.More here-
http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/02/09/us-britain-religion-women-idUSTRE81725Q20120209
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