Word: anglicans
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...company's century-long rule has combined with the constant wind and rain to keep the Falklands in a state that a local Anglican priest has called "positively feudal." To some, this all seems a charming escape from the stresses and conflicts of the outside world. People born on the island proudly call themselves "kelpers," for the seaweed that grows thickly offshore. Visitors relish the fact that the milkman arrives at the door with his cow and then produces just enough milk to fill a bottle. Or that the big social event of the year is a week-long series...
...Blueprint for Union" [March 22] of Roman Catholics and the Anglican Communion is unlikely to end their separation. The "emotional controversies" referred to in your article are as important as the items that were covered in the commission's discussions. I would be willing to wager that nothing will ever come of the illustrious papers composed by the academicians of both groups...
...cannot imagine that the Vatican would want to have anything to do with the Episcopal Church in America. And I am positive that Anglican evangelicals would never accept reconciliation with the Roman Catholic Church...
...Roman Catholic Christian, I read with great joy your article on a possible Anglican and Catholic accord. I believe separated Christians feel a deep loneliness for one another and wish that "all may be one." Our hope and joy, translated into prayer and love, will hasten that blessed...
...trouble and debate that clearly lies ahead, the commission's accord is still a major milestone on the ecumenical road. Said Cambridge Religion Professor Henry Chadwick, one of the Anglican negotiators: "This is not an agreement to differ - it is an agreement. We have agreed that the papacy should be the focus of Eucharistic communion of all the churches...