Speaking in Rome, Rowan Williams (Archbishop of Canterbury) is absolutely spot on:
The Archbishop of Canterbury yesterday made his most outspoken challenge to the Roman Catholic Church since the Pope invited disaffected Anglicans to switch to Rome.
Speaking before he meets Benedict XVI tomorrow, Dr Rowan Williams told a conference in Rome that the Catholic Church’s refusal [...]
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Hooray for Rowan Williams on the ordination of women
Posted in Ecumenical, tagged ordination of women, women bishops on Saturday, 21 November, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Australian Consultation on Liturgy 2009
Posted in Ecumenical, Liturgy, Personal, Working Group on Worship, tagged ACOL, ELLC on Thursday, 18 June, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
This time last week I was sitting in historic Trinity College in balmy Melbourne (not!) at the 2009 meeting of ACOL, the Australian Consultation on Liturgy ACOL was inaugurated in 1976 and exists to help member churches to deepen their understanding of their own and other churches’ worship. Among other things, it also monitors the [...]
Episcopal visit to Centenary UC!
Posted in Ecumenical, tagged Michael Nazir-Ali, Rochester on Monday, 31 March, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
It’s not every day—indeed, not every decade—that a bishop of the Church of England preaches in a suburban Uniting Church congregation. But such was the case at Centenary UC yesterday!
Bishop Michael Nazir-Ali is here to deliver the 2008 Rollie Busch lecture, entitled “Conviction and Conflict: Islam, Christianity and World Order”, and to dialogue with [...]


