Diocese of North West Australia

Diocese of North West Australia
Diocese of North West Australia
Location
Ecclesiastical province Province of Western Australia
Statistics
Parishes 18
Information
Rite Anglican
Cathedral Cathedral of the Holy Cross, Geraldton
Current leadership
Bishop David Mulready
Website
anglicandnwa.org

The Anglican Diocese of North West Australia is a diocese of the Anglican Church of Australia, it covers an area of Western Australia north of Perth and is geographically, the largest Anglican diocese in Australia and one of the largest geographically, in the world. The cathedral church of the diocese is the Cathedral of the Holy Cross, Geraldton. The current Bishop of North West Australia is the Right Reverend David Mulready who was installed in 2004. [1]

Contents

History

The Diocese of Perth was established in 1857, but the Diocese of Northern Australia (which became known by the present name in 1961)[2] was not brought into existence until 1910.[3]

Churchmanship

The Diocese of North West Australia is noted for its Evangelical stance, for example no women serve as priests.[4]

See also

References

  1. ^ SMH - Shepherd to the great outdoors
  2. ^ Diocese of North West Australia Act 1961
  3. ^ Bruce Kaye, A Church without Walls: being Anglican in Australia (Melbourne: Harper Collins, 1995): 43.
  4. ^ Angela Grutzner, The Australian Anglican Directory (Melbourne: Publishing Solutions, 2009): 13.

External links

Coordinates: 28°46′44.31″S 114°36′52.57″E / 28.778975°S 114.6146028°E / -28.778975; 114.6146028


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