Anglican Primates Meeting to Take Place Inability of Archbishop to Gather All to Meeting
The biennial meeting of Anglican primates will take place Tuesday in Dublin despite the absence of about a quarter of the senior Anglican church leaders, most of whom are boycotting the presence of the presiding bishop of the U.S. Episcopal Church.
As many as ten of the leaders of the Communion’s 38 provinces will not attend the meeting because of Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts-Schori, who represents the Episcopal Church and a supporter of gay bishops and same-sex marriage.
Read it all and note that, As Mouneer Anis said in Charleston at the Mere Anglicanism Conference, "this is not a boycott."
As many as ten of the leaders of the Communion’s 38 provinces will not attend the meeting because of Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts-Schori, who represents the Episcopal Church and a supporter of gay bishops and same-sex marriage.
Read it all and note that, As Mouneer Anis said in Charleston at the Mere Anglicanism Conference, "this is not a boycott."
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