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Anglican Church confronts its past: apology over forced adoptions
uk-news26 days ago

Anglican Church confronts its past: apology over forced adoptions

The Church of England issued a formal apology for its role in the historic forced adoptions of unmarried mothers, saying it is profoundly sorry for the pain, trauma and stigma suffered by birth mothers and children in the 1949–1976 mother-and-baby homes. A church report found staff attitudes and poor conditions at times, with some mothers subjected to demeaning labels and practices. While welcomed by some, critics argued the statement lacks a clear admission of wrongdoing. The government plans a separate state apology, and the church is offering parish-based support to those affected.

via BBC|
#apology#archbishop-of-canterbury#church-of-england
Durham River Hoard Ties Archbishop Ramsey to Hidden Christian Relics
history2 months ago

Durham River Hoard Ties Archbishop Ramsey to Hidden Christian Relics

Durham archaeologists recovered a late-medieval to modern Christian hoard from the River Wear, including a bronze crucifix, Russian icon, Vatican II medals, and other devotional items, found in distinct clusters beneath Prebends Bridge. The cache is linked to Michael Ramsey, Archbishop of Canterbury (1961–1974), through diaries and the Ramsey family; his wife Joan Ramsey and housekeeper reportedly disposed of the objects after being distressed by the prospect of keeping them. The items appear deliberately deposited, not randomly scattered, fueling speculation they could not be sold or given away. The find adds a new dimension to Ramsey’s era and illustrates a long-running pattern of river dumping of religious objects.

via Fox News|
#archaeology#archbishop-of-canterbury#history
Pope and Canterbury Archbishop Pray Together, Vow Ongoing Anglican-Catholic Dialogue
world2 months ago

Pope and Canterbury Archbishop Pray Together, Vow Ongoing Anglican-Catholic Dialogue

Pope Leo XIV hosted Archbishop of Canterbury Sarah Mullally in a historic Vatican meeting that included a joint prayer; both leaders committed to continuing dialogue to bridge decades of division, particularly over women's ordination, as Mullally undertakes a four-day Rome visit to strengthen Anglican-Catholic relations amid internal church divisions.

via National Catholic Reporter|
#anglican-catholic-dialogue#archbishop-of-canterbury#ecumenism
Pope and Canterbury Archbishop Hold Rome Meeting as Anglican Divisions Persist
world2 months ago

Pope and Canterbury Archbishop Hold Rome Meeting as Anglican Divisions Persist

Pope Leo XIV hosted Archbishop Sarah Mullally in the Vatican during Mullally’s first official visit to Rome, noting progress on some ecumenical issues but warning that new strains in Anglican-Catholic dialogue have arisen amid divisions over female ordination and same-sex blessings; Mullally emphasized hospitality amid differences, with her delegation including Catholic Westminster Archbishop Richard Moth. The visit featured shared prayer and Mullally’s upcoming leadership role in Rome, including a choral evensong where she will commission the archbishop’s representative to the Holy See.

via EWTN News|
#anglican-communion#archbishop-of-canterbury#ecumenism
Anglican leader lauds Pope Leo’s anti-war stance after Vatican meeting
world2 months ago

Anglican leader lauds Pope Leo’s anti-war stance after Vatican meeting

The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dame Sarah Mullally, praised Pope Leo for speaking out against injustice and war after a private Vatican meeting and invited him to visit the UK, saying they were united in prayer for justice and peace. The Pope has recently warned that the world is ravaged by tyrants and has criticized the costs of war, and he pledged to continue speaking out against war and promoting peace.

via BBC|
#anti-war#archbishop-of-canterbury#peace
Gafcon Bypasses Canterbury Rivalry, Elevates Mbanda as Global Anglican Leader
religion4 months ago

Gafcon Bypasses Canterbury Rivalry, Elevates Mbanda as Global Anglican Leader

Conservative Anglicans in Abuja pulled back from electing a rival primus inter pares to the Archbishop of Canterbury and instead unveiled a new leadership council led by Rwanda’s Laurent Mbanda, while affirming Sarah Mullally as Canterbury. They frame their stance as doctrinal, not about gender or sexuality, criticizing Mullally’s support for same-sex unions. The move widens the split with the Church of England and creates a parallel leadership; Gafcon will not attend a forthcoming Anglican Communion conference in Belfast, and relations with the Church of England remain unclear, with some dialogue possible with the GSFA.

via BBC|
#anglican-communion#archbishop-of-canterbury#gafcon
New Archbishop urged to cancel £100m slavery reparations plan
religion6 months ago

New Archbishop urged to cancel £100m slavery reparations plan

The incoming Archbishop of Canterbury, Dame Sarah Mullally, is urged by Conservative MPs and peers to halt a £100m fund aimed at addressing the Church of England's historical links to slavery, with critics arguing the funds should be used for core church activities rather than controversial projects. The fund was announced following a report revealing the Church's historical investments in slavery, and the Church emphasizes its commitment to justice and transparency in managing the fund.

via BBC|
#archbishop-of-canterbury#church-commissioners#church-of-england
Anglican Communion Faces Major Split as GAFCON Moves to Form Rival Network
religion9 months ago

Anglican Communion Faces Major Split as GAFCON Moves to Form Rival Network

The global Anglican Church is experiencing a major schism, with GAFCON breaking away from the traditional Anglican Communion over issues like biblical authority, gender roles, and LGBTQ inclusion, forming a new body that rejects the authority of the Archbishop of Canterbury, reflecting deep theological and cultural divisions.

via Baptist News Global|
#anglican-communion#anglican-schism#archbishop-of-canterbury
First Female Archbishop of Canterbury Faces Mixed Reactions and Challenges
religion9 months ago

First Female Archbishop of Canterbury Faces Mixed Reactions and Challenges

The appointment of Bishop Sarah Mullally as the first woman archbishop of Canterbury marks a significant step for gender equality in the Church of England, but ongoing structural discrimination and opposition from conservatives mean she cannot preside over communion in hundreds of churches, highlighting persistent misogyny within the church's hierarchy.

via The Conversation|
#archbishop-of-canterbury#church-of-england#gender-equality
New Archbishop of Canterbury Faces Challenges Amid Divisions and Expectations
religion9 months ago

New Archbishop of Canterbury Faces Challenges Amid Divisions and Expectations

Sarah Mullally has been appointed as the first female Archbishop of Canterbury, a move that has sparked mixed reactions within the global Anglican community, with conservative factions expressing disappointment over her support for progressive positions on marriage and sexuality, potentially deepening existing fractures in the fragile Anglican Communion.

via The Gospel Coalition|
#anglican-communion#archbishop-of-canterbury#church-controversy
New Archbishop of Canterbury Sarah Mullally Promises Change and Continuity
religion9 months ago

New Archbishop of Canterbury Sarah Mullally Promises Change and Continuity

The article criticizes the appointment of Sarah Mullally as the new Archbishop of Canterbury, viewing it as a continuation of the Church of England's decline due to theological revisionism and cultural capitulation, and questions her ability to address the church's spiritual and doctrinal issues. Despite challenges, the author emphasizes that Christ is still building His church through faithful believers and ministries outside the church hierarchy.

via The Gospel Coalition|
#anglicanism#archbishop-of-canterbury#church-of-england