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Bishops attend the opening Eucharist of the Lambeth Conference in Canterbury Cathedral
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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
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KIng Charles and Cardinal Vincent Nicholls with St Peter\'s Basilica in the background
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Anglican bishops and ecumenical guests pose for their portrait at the 15th Lambeth Conference
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November ~ 2020 ~ Anglican-Roman Catholic news & opinion

Anglican leaders in call for “equitable” global access to Covid-19 vaccines after online meeting
12 November 2020 • Persistent link: iarccum.org/?p=3877
Cumulative confirmed COVID-19 deaths per million people

Potential Covid19 vaccines should be made available to the worlds poorest people, the Primates of the Anglican Communion said. They made their call in a Communiqué published today after an online meeting held last week to discuss the global health emergency. During the meeting, they were briefed by two representatives of the World Health Organization (WHO and discussed regional reports from each other on the impact of the pandemic.

The WHOs Executive Director for Health Emergencies Preparedness & Response, Dr Mike Ryan, told the Anglican leaders thatEpidemics are about communities. Communities stop epidemics. For this reason, we are eager to work with faith leaders to build solidarity and uphold social justiceenabling you to speak to communities in a credible and understandable way.”