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Archbishop Rowan Williams of Canterbury, head of the Anglican Communion, arrives with Cardinal Walter Kasper for a vespers service at the Caravita oratory in Rome in this Nov. 20, 2009, CNS file photo ...
At first glance, the surprising news on Tuesday that Pope Benedict XVI has created a new structure to welcome some disenchanted Anglicans into the Roman Catholic fold — it was accompanied by a joint ...
The Vatican has made it easier for Anglicans to join the Catholic Church, responding to the disillusionment of some Anglicans over the election of openly gay bishops and the blessing of same-sex ...
The Vatican is making it easier for Anglicans to convert to Roman Catholicism — a surprise move designed to entice traditionalists opposed to women priests, openly gay clergy and the blessing of ...
LONDON The pope and the archbishop prayed together last weekend, a rare event at Westminster Abbey meant to show the fundamental closeness of Catholics and Anglicans, their churches separated in ...
Meeting for the first time with the new Archbishop of Canterbury, Pope Leo XIV encourages Catholics and Anglicans to proclaim ...
Episcopal Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori and Episcopal Auxiliary Bishop Nerva Cot, the first woman bishop named by the Episcopal Church in a developing nation, during Cot's ordination in Havana, ...
The Vatican is making it easier for disaffected Anglicans and Episcopalians to join the Roman Catholic Church. The move is aimed at Anglicans who feel their church has become too liberal after it ...
BLADENSBURG, Md. — “As we began to think about certain matters, our hearts began to melt, and we moved towards Rome,” said Father Mark Lewis, rector of a church that was formerly St. Luke’s Episcopal ...
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