SPIRITED THINKING SINCE 1888
Gavin Ashenden
Justin Welby
Catholic, Orthodox and Anglican leaders issue joint call for “Protection of Creation”
September 08, 2021
Pope Francis has united with Orthodox and Anglican leaders to urge people everywhere to “eat, travel, spend, invest and live differently” in an attempt to save the planet from destruction. In their first ever joint statement, the Pope joined Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby and the Istanbul-based Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew I to plead with people
Justin Welby: Some statues on religious sites ‘will have to come down’
June 26, 2020
“Some will have to come down. Some names will have to change," the Anglican Archbishop of Canterbury has said
Anglican Evensong is celebrated in St Peter’s Basilica for the first time
March 14, 2017
The service was presided over by Anglican Archbishop David Moxon, director of the Anglican Centre in Rome
Houses of Parliament lit up in red for persecuted Christians
November 24, 2016
Buildings across the country were lit up to mark 'Red Wednesday'
To make real progress Catholics and Anglicans must look to Scripture
October 07, 2016
Female ordination and sexuality are surface issues. The root of the problem lies in different views on Scripture and tradition
‘Failure of ecumenism diminishes Christian worship,’ says Archbishop of Canterbury
September 20, 2016
Archbishop Justin Welby was speaking during a discussion on ecumenism in Assisi
‘Don’t look for scapegoats’: cardinal issues plea with other religious leaders
July 01, 2016
Cardinal Nichols joins the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Chief Rabbi and an imam in urging Britain to unite against prejudice
St Augustine of Canterbury would be proud of Cardinal Nichols and Archbishop Welby
May 27, 2016
With their live Facebook Q&A, the cardinal and the archbishop are continuing the saint's mission
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