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The Pope, the Archbishop of Canterbury and the Moderator of the Church of Scotland have written a joint letter to the political leaders of South Sudan to urge them to do more to bring about peace in their nation. Read more
The Malines Conversation 100 Years on Read more
“Be always on the watch and pray..”(Luke 21.36) Read more
Unity and ecumenism – webinar on the vision of the next generation Read more
The Anglican Centre in Rome has chosen for its Christmas card this year a luminous work by Giovanni Bellini and members of his workshop. Read more
Anglican Centre Director Archbishop Ian Ernest was present in his capacity as Personal Representative of the Archbishop of Canterbury at the solemn opening in Rome of the Synod of Bishops on October 9. Read more
On Wednesday 6th October, the Archbishop of Canterbury held meetings at the Anglican Centre in Rome with His All Holiness Bartholomew I, Ecumenical Patriarch and His Holiness Karekin II Supreme Patriarch and Catholicos of All Armenians. Read more
The Anglican Centre in Rome marked the 55th anniversary of its foundation at the weekend with a gathering to celebrate decades of ecumenical dialogue – and the unveiling of a plaque to honour two people vital to its continuing existence. Read more
Pope Francis has encouraged bishops linked to the Focolare movement to help reconcile people and bring them together in a way that is “always open, never exclusive”. Read more
It’s now less than six weeks until the UN’s COP26 Summit on Climate Change opens in Glasgow, billed by many as the key moment for world leaders to make decisions that will tackle the biggest ecological challenge the planet faces. Read more
The former Archbishop of Canterbury, Lord Williams, agreed to speak in an exclusive and live webinar for the Friends of the Anglican Centre in Rome Read more
The Anglican Centre and the Rome-based Centro Pro Unione have joined forces to host a Symposium on Synodality next month Read more
The leaders of the Anglican, Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox churches have issued an unprecedented joint appeal to people to work for the survival of the planet, including making “meaningful sacrifices”. Read more
Virginia Johnstone has died peacefully at a venerable age, well into her 90s. She had a long and very influential role in the setting up and support of the Anglican Centre in Rome. Read more
We are delighted that in just under two months, we have raised over 100,000 Euros, with donations already in from the UK, the US, Japan, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Italy. The Appeal will continue until Easter 2022, and we hope to exceed our total goal, engaging new friends and other provinces of the Anglican Communion. Read more
This Sunday, a quartet of Dominican friars will complete a 230 mile pilgrimage on foot from Kent to Oxford via Canterbury to mark both the 800th anniversary of the arrival of the Dominican Order in England. Read more
The Anglican Centre in Rome launches an urgent appeal for funds. Please support us as we begin to emerge from this exceptional time, and as we prepare for an exciting new phase in the Centre’s life. Read more
Is ecumenism focused on full unity of the Christian churches or unity in their diversity? Read more
New Testament Scholar, Dr Paula Gooder, joined us online to explore the world of the first Christians through the lens of her novel Phoebe. Watch the video of the the seminar here Read more
The Archbishop of Canterbury and one of the Vatican’s leading cardinals, Peter Turkson, have joined with humanitarian and health leaders to call for an end to “vaccine nationalism” and for more equitable distribution of Covid-19 vaccines. Read more
Cardinal Kurt Koch, President of the Pontifical Council for the Promoting of Christian Unity, visited the Anglican Centre in Rome on Tuesday to preach at the Eucharist service held in St Augustine’s Chapel. Read more