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Wow praise God! I'm a faithful Anglican Christian who is discerning the role of the Roman Catholic Church in my life. I have a LOT more praying to do, but these moves by the Holy Father are very welcome and are an answer for prayer for millions of Christians who desire unity.
Richard Martin, very good point, it also paves the way for married priests, how can it not?
This is good news for all sides involved. This is the year for prayers for a calling for more priests. Could our prayers be answered? I'm excited and want to welcome the Anglican Church.
PRAISE TO OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST
I LOVE YOU MY JESUS
I think this is probably a good thing. Crypto-Romans within Anglicanism will have a chance to swim the Tiber. None of this addresses the historic ~doctrinal~ differences between the reformed catholicism of traditional Anglicanism and Roman Church doctrine.
This is indeed glorious news. But I do have to ask this question. What does this have to do with the British Royal family? Based on the laws on Parliament, the British monarch is forbidden to be a Roman Catholic. If the Archbishop of Canterbury took advantage of this, what happens to the Royal family? Does parliament need to change the law or can the Royal family do that on their own? Just things to think about.
This is wonderful news! will this Apostolic Constitution affect faithful Episcopalians as well?
Quite honestly, I am ecstatic to read and hear news like this. This is a reminder that miracles happen when we pray for them. Thank you, God. We love you.
God Bless.
Waoh! this is a good news,Christ himself prays for the unification of the church when he said may they be one......Welcome home brothers.
What wonderful news! God is good! And praise be to Pope Benedict XVI for being such a faithful leader of the Catholic Church. Welcome home to our Anglican brethren!