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Rome may recognize Anglican priests
— Mar. 15, 198615 mars 1986by James L. Franklin, Boston Globe
A top Vatican official has told members of a joint Anglican-Roman Catholic commission that his church could recognize the validity of Anglican priesthood if the Anglican Church officially adopts statements agreed to by an earlier joint commission on priesthood and the Eucharist.
Cardinal Johannes Willebrands of the Vatican Secretariat for Christian Unity raised the possibility in a letter to the commission, representatives of the panel told a news conference in London. The new Vatican approach could be a major development in ending the 450-year-old rift between Rome and Canterbury.
Bishop Cormac Murphy-O’Connor and Bishop Mark Santer, the Catholic and Anglican chairmen of the commission, said they hoped shared communion would result from the changes as soon as the end of the century.
Posted: Mar. 15, 1986 • 
Permanent link: ecumenism.net/?p=6441
Categories: News • In this article: Anglican, Catholic, church union, dialogue, ordination
Transmis : 15 mars 1986 • Lien permanente : ecumenism.net/?p=6441
Catégorie : News • Dans cet article : Anglican, Catholic, church union, dialogue, ordination