‘Called to be Jesus Partners.’ Video on the Canterbury stage of the IARCCUM summit

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««« Update on ecumenical relations of the Holy See

‘Called to be Jesus Partners.’ Anglican and Catholic Summit in Canterbury »»»

‘Called to be Jesus Partners.’ Video on the Canterbury stage of the IARCCUM summit

29 January 2024 • Persistent link: iarccum.org/?p=4542

Anglican Communion

“Called to be Jesus Partners”. The bishops taking part in Anglican and Catholic “Growing Together” ecumenical summit, went on pilgrimage to Canterbury this weekend.

They attended Sunday Eucharist at Canterbury Cathedral with the Archbishop of Canterbury and Cardinal Stephen Chow Saau-yan (Bishop of Hong Kong) shared a message of hope.

Watch the video highlights from a weekend of discussion and friendship.

««« Update on ecumenical relations of the Holy See

‘Called to be Jesus Partners.’ Anglican and Catholic Summit in Canterbury »»»

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