
This is a massively significant move on behalf of the pope, especially for “Anglo-Catholics” in the new structures that have sprung up in response to the theological revisionism within the Episcopal Church, and other “progressive” Anglican bodies worldwide. It will be interesting to see what happens…
Two excerpts from the article:
October 20, 2009, will go down in history as a turning point in Catholic-Anglican relations.
This new canonical structure will be open to all in the Anglican Communion (currently 77 million strong), including the Episcopal Church in the United States (approximately 2.2 million)
HT: StandFirm
Update: USATODAY article-more info than the article above.
November 17, 2009 at 11:30 pm |
I’ve been following this rather closely. I wonder what implications there may be for the fact that they are allowing Anglican priests to remain married and priests if they become Roman Catholic.