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Bishops attend the opening Eucharist of the Lambeth Conference in Canterbury Cathedral
Little evidence so far that Anglican leaders plan to join GAFCON in leaving Anglican Communion (23 Oct 2025)

An ecumenical prayer service was held today in the Sistine Chapel with Pope Leo XIV and Archbishop Stephen Cottrell (York, UK) on the occasion of the state visit of King Charles III
Fraternity and hope strengthen relations between Catholics and Anglicans (23 Oct 2025)

Pope Leo XIV with Britain's King Charles III in the St. Damasus Courtyard at the Vatican after a state visit and prayer in the Sistine Chapel
Pope Leo and King Charles make history with first-ever joint prayer service in Sistine Chapel (23 Oct 2025)

KIng Charles and Cardinal Vincent Nicholls with St Peter\'s Basilica in the background
King Charles and the Catholic ‘hand of history’ (19 Oct 2025)

Anglican bishops and ecumenical guests pose for their portrait at the 15th Lambeth Conference
GAFCON says its members will leave Anglican Communion to form rival network (17 Oct 2025)

July ~ 2006 ~ Anglican-Roman Catholic news & opinion

Women Bishops: A Response to Cardinal Kasper
21 July 2006 • Persistent link: iarccum.org/?p=5259

We greatly valued the chance to hear Cardinal Kasper at the House of Bishops meeting (5 June 2006), and were enormously grateful that he made the time to accept the Archbishop of Canterburys invitation to come and address the BishopsMeeting, to which a number of senior women in the Church of England had also been invited. Cardinal Kasper wrote and delivered a paper especially for the occasion, and was ready to engage in discussion with us. He came in a spirit of intellectual and theological rigour and engaged with us robustly and frankly, speaking with the clarity that goes with deep friendship. Cardinal Kasper embodies in himself and in his work the openness and warm spirit of much current ecumenical dialogue, and as we thank God for him, we offer these reflections in the same spirit of frankness, friendship and, we hope, rigour.