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When Mother Teresa of the Franciscan Servants of Jesus and Mary (FSJM) founded her order in 1926, she became part of a remarkable body of Anglican women religious founders. What distinguishes Mother Teresa from the others, however, is her unconventional backstory
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Dressed in black clerical shirts and fluorescent tabards emblazoned “Faith Team”, Archbishops Welby and Cottrell were among the Anglican priests to join faith leaders from other denominations and religions in a chaplaincy team serving the queue of people waiting to see the Queen lying in state
A new exhibition was launched at Bristol Cathedral recently, as part of the cathedral’s effort to understand its links with the transatlantic slave trade. The intention is to “inform a wide-ranging conversation” about the past and to help “repair and restore damaged relationships”
There was a festival atmosphere as the bishops and their spouses gathered in Canterbury Cathedral for the closing eucharist of the Lambeth Conference on Sunday. Cassocks rather than choir dress were the order of the day, and there was no formal procession
The Archbishop of Canterbury’s adviser on Anglican Communion affairs, The Right Rev’d Anthony Poggo, has been appointed as the next secretary-general of the Anglican Communion, it was announced on Tuesday
There is strong Anglican involvement in a long-running public campaign to keep in Australia a Tamil family threatened with deportation on 22 September, including from Biloela Anglican and close family friend Angela Fredericks and Bishop Jeremy Greaves
“As we start to explore new habits, home-based habits, I wonder if we might at times be so quieted that we hear more clearly the still small voice of calm, the sound of sheer silence,” says Bishop John Roundhill
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