News Analysis: Global South Anglicans Launch New Covenant October 30, 2019 News A new "covenantal structure" approved by the recent Cairo Conference aims to reinforce orthodoxy and define full communion relationships for Global South Anglicans.
Lambeth 1920 and Its Legacy Today October 15, 2019 News Theologians and church leaders from around the world gathered at Lambeth Palace for a colloquium focused on a century-old groundbreaking call to church unity and its implications for Anglicanism's contemporary divisions.
Jesus: Center of Our Unity September 24, 2013 News “We ask that our Communion consider our offering and our desire to be faithful” to the vision of the Toronto Congress in 1963.
Walter Kasper’s Theology June 12, 2013 Essays & Reviews By Michael Cover For Cardinal Kasper, Vatican II is very much still in its initial stages of reception.
Diagnosis of a Stalled Covenant April 23, 2013 Essays & Reviews Review by Colin Podmore The Anglican Covenant has been unable to escape from the context that gave rise to it.
Moving past Goodbye August 10, 2012 Essays & Reviews By Nathaniel W. Pierce “Fixing” the problem always starts with “fixing” ourselves.
Bowdlerized Catholicism July 11, 2012 Essays & Reviews By Anthony F.M. Clavier If “No Covenant,” what? How do Anglicans express a sound doctrine of the Church without competent instruments of unity?
Rite Sails through Deputies July 11, 2012 News By Matt Townsend The House of Deputies adopted Resolution A049 July 10 authorizing the provisional use of a blessing liturgy for same-sex couples.
Sufficient and Required? June 16, 2012 Essays & Reviews By Mary Tanner What is it that constitutes recognisable identity amidst the myriad particularities of time and space?
