Primates’ Meeting 2016

The flag of the Anglican Communion. Photo: ACNS

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Task group appointed to ‘maintain conversation’ among Anglican primates

Gavin Drake/ACNS May 10, 2016

Religiously motivated violence and climate change were also causes for serious concern at the Primates' Meeting held January 11-15 in Canterbury, said Archbishop Fred Hiltz. Photo: André Forget

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Meeting saw ‘increased participation’ on climate change, religious violence

André Forget January 22, 2016

The 2016 Primates' Meeting was the first held during Justin Welby's tenure as Archbishop of Canterbury. Photo: ArchbishopofCanterbury.org

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Archbishop Justin Welby reflects on the Primates’ Meeting

Justin Welby January 21, 2016

There was "a lot of deep personal resolve to make [the Primates' Meeting] work," says Archbishop Fred Hiltz, in an interview with the Anglican Journal. Photo: André Forget

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Hiltz: Despite controversy, Primates’ Meeting a success

André Forget January 20, 2016

The primates gather for evensong in Canterbury Cathedral on the first day of the Primates' Meeting. Photo: Canterbury Cathedral

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Welby: ‘We’ll cross that bridge when we get to it’

André Forget January 15, 2016

The primates of the Anglican Communion pray during Evensong in Canterbury Cathedral on January 11, the first day of their five-day meeting. Photo: Canterbury Cathedral

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Majority of primates call for temporary Episcopal Church sanctions

Matthew Davies, Episcopal News Service January 14, 2016

The crozier, kept by the monks at San Gregorio Magno al Celio in Rome, has long been associated with the sixth-century pope St. Gregory the Great. Photo: ACNS

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Vatican loans ancient crozier for Primates’ Meeting

André Forget January 7, 2016

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Welby urges Anglicans to pray for the Primates’ Meeting

André Forget January 6, 2016

Archbishop Fred Hiltz wants to see a Primates' Meeting agenda that engages with "urgent issues within our common humanity." Photo: André Forget

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Hiltz: Primates’ Meeting ‘not a decision-making body’

André Forget December 16, 2015

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