DUBLIN: Primates outline their roles, commit to 'journeying together....
DUBLIN: Primates outline their roles, commit to 'journeying together in honest conversation'
Letters, statements address pressing global and domestic concerns
By Matthew Davies
Episcopal News Service
January 30, 2011
The primates of the Anglican Communion have spent much of their Jan. 25-30 meeting in Dublin, Ireland, developing a working document that outlines the nature and responsibility of their roles as church leaders and emphasizes their commitment to working together "in faith, hope, and love ... to build our communion and further the reign of God."
The primates agreed that their key responsibilities are providing a focal point for unity, addressing pressing issues of global concern and advocating for social justice.
Read the full story at www.VirtueOnline.org
Letters, statements address pressing global and domestic concerns
By Matthew Davies
Episcopal News Service
January 30, 2011
The primates of the Anglican Communion have spent much of their Jan. 25-30 meeting in Dublin, Ireland, developing a working document that outlines the nature and responsibility of their roles as church leaders and emphasizes their commitment to working together "in faith, hope, and love ... to build our communion and further the reign of God."
The primates agreed that their key responsibilities are providing a focal point for unity, addressing pressing issues of global concern and advocating for social justice.
Read the full story at www.VirtueOnline.org
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