Wikipedia's article on Florence Li Tim-Oi documents her 25 January 1944 ordination as a priest at Shaoqing by Bishop Ronald Hall, her prior ordination as a deaconess in Macau in 1941, her 1946 surrender of her license to officiate amid controversy, and the thirty years before other women were ordained priest in the Anglican Communion. This description is adapted from Wikipedia contributors under CC BY-SA 4.0; changes were made. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/
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A general reference encyclopedia, tier 3, used here for the precise 25 January 1944 ordination date, the wartime circumstances and the location, corroborating the Anglican Church of Canada's own commemorative account above. NotesUsed for the exact 25 January 1944 ordination date, its Shaoqing location, Li's 1941 deaconess ordination, and her 1946 surrender of her license amid controversy.
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