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Results from Tag: 'anglican communion'
Five Examples of Synodality in Crisis
COMMENTARY: Considering this current context, can the Synod on Synodality provide a way forward?
Queen Elizabeth II Lived an Exemplary Life of Faithful Service
COMMENTARY: In an age in which Christian promise-keeping went into steep decline, the Queen’s life was marked by two great promises, magnificently kept.
Anglican-Catholic Events in Rome This Week Raise False Hopes of Unity
Despite many worthy Anglican-Catholic initiatives this week, true unity remains a distant dream.
Anglican Aftermath: Episcopalian Exclusion Changes Little
A three-year restriction on the U.S. church’s participation in the Anglican Communion appears merely to have postponed a final showdown over the communion’s deep divisions.
Anglican Primates Smack Episcopal Church over ‘Gay Marriage’
The statement from Anglican leaders of 37 countries censured the U.S. branch for departing from the church’s traditional teaching of marriage ‘as between a man and a woman in faithful, lifelong union.’
Anglican Communion on the Brink of Formal Schism
Deep divides between member churches of the Anglican Communion, over homosexuality and other issues, could precipitate its breakup as early as this week.
Temporary Inattention or Willful Blindness: Why Did Michael Coren Leave the Church?
COMMENTARY: Canadian broadcaster/commentator’s decision is incompatible with the Christian worldview.
Have the German Bishops Become Too ‘Anglican’?
COMMENTARY: What I know about the Catholic Church in Germany makes me wonder if the parallels aren’t uncomfortably close to the Church of England.
