Church of England

The history of the Abortion Act 1967 cannot be told without recognising the role Church of England bishops played in its passage

Peter Day-Milne

For Anglican clergy discerning conversion, questions of livelihood, formation and responsibility remain unresolved

Msgr Michael Nazir-Ali

Sarah Mullally’s elevation invites renewed debate over whether the Church of England still shares in the religious inheritance of early English Christianity

Thomas Colsy

After centuries in exile, England’s lost pre-Reformation statue of Our Lady of Ipswich may return briefly to the country she once left behind

Declan J. Ganley

The meeting with Sarah Mullally follows a personal exchange of letters between the two leaders

The Catholic Herald

Sarah Mullally has been installed as the 36th Anglican Archbishop of Canterbury, becoming the first woman to hold the role

The Catholic Herald

Three decades after the Church of England’s vote on women’s ordination, the deeper issue was not merely theology but the rise of sentiment as a substitute for authority

Fr Dwight Longenecker

The conservative Anglican movement GAFCON is meeting in Nigeria this week to appoint a new primus inter pares, a direct challenge to the leadership of incoming Archbishop of Canterbury Sarah Mullally

Thomas Edwards

After decades of Anglican ministry and theological formation, Robin Ward reflects on the long journey that led to his reception into the Catholic Church

Robin Ward

For the Anglican Church to be serious about slavery, it should acknowledge its historic persecution of Catholics in Britain and Ireland

Ruadhan Jones