The Week of Prayer for Christian Unity Vigil Read more
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The ecumenical Community of St Anselm, founded six years ago at Lambeth Palace, is thriving – and it is looking for new members. Read more
On Friday 5 March 2021 at 10am (Rome time), the Anglican Centre in Rome is going to observe the World Day of Prayer in the Chapel of St Augustine. Read more
Sharing the joy of welcoming as our guest preacher, His Eminence Cardinal Michael Czerny, at our Tuesday Eucharist on 23 February. Read more
In this issue: A Reflection on Vade Mecum, Bringing Voices Together during the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, and more... Read more
In memoriam: Bill Snelson Read more
“Abide in my love and you shall bear much fruit.” (John 15.5-9) Read more
Step by step, year by year, Christians are coming closer together in their ecumenical journey, says Fr Jan Nowotnik, ecumenical officer for the Roman Catholic bishops of England and Wales, Read more
"Abide in my love and you shall bear much fruit.” (John 15.5) Archbishop Ian Ernest, Director of the Anglican Centre in Rome, reflects here on the theme, taken from John’s Gospel, of this year’s Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, 18-25 January. Read more
As we reach the last days of Advent, it would be judicious for each of us to observe the world around us and to let the Word of God guide our thoughts. Read more
Recording of the UK Annual Friends' Lecture now available online Read more
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Archbishop Justin recently spoke to Vatican Media about the ecumenical importance of the Papal encyclical, "Fratelli Tutti". Read more
This arose out of a visit to the Anglican Centre in Rome, on Tuesday 29th September, when Archbishop Ian the Director, spoke both of his inter-faith and ecumenical interests, having been Archbishop of the Indian Ocean and Bishop of Mauritius, before becoming the present Director of the Anglican Centre in Rome in 2019. Read more
The simple things of life...become the source of true happiness Read more
Archbishop Ian gives a summary of important events and encounters over the last few months. Read more
Pope Francis has published his new encyclical, Tutti Fratelli, with both a critique of contemporary society and a message of optimism for the world about the importance of fraternity and solidarity with one another, all inspired by his namesake, St Francis of Assisi. Here, the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Revd Justin Welby, responds to the Pope's message with a forward by Archbishop Ian. Read more