This release from the Anglican Communion News Service makes clear that Ruth Gledhill’s story about Anglicans making preparations to embrace the Pope, which ran on
Ruth Gledhill is reporting that Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori has been elected to the Standing Committee of the Primates Meeting. Matthew Davies of ENS, who
Expect the perpetration of news along about 10:45, EST. In the meantime, the Archbishop of Canterbury’s sermon at yesterday’s Eucharist in Zanzibar is here. The
Jonathan Petre of The Telegraph says the Communion is “battling to survive.” I dunno. It seems to me that it is just battling to come
So said an advisor to Nigeria’s president in a debate on a bill to legalize human rights violations against gays, lesbians and their allies. Hat
Someone has sent me a copy of the letter that Bishop Robert Ilhoff of Maryland has sent to Archbishop Justice Akrofi of West Africa rescinding
Scott Gunn has written about the day in Zanzibar. From what I am hearing, reportorial interest is focusing on the questions of whether the Primates
The Anglican Communion Institute (the name chosen by six academics with a Web site because Six Academics with a Web site lacks the gravity to
UPDATED: The ENS story by Bob Williams has more extensive quotations from Archbishop Williams’ sermon, and some details about Bishop Jefferts Scori’s day. The story
I took a break from blogging today in hopes of getting a life. That turned out to be much more difficult than I had anticipated,