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November ~ 2021 ~ Anglican-Roman Catholic news & opinion

Anglican Communion Primates to attend online Primates’ Meeting
19 November 2021 • Persistent link: iarccum.org/?p=3874
Anglican Primates meeting in Amman, Jordan

The Anglican Communion Primates will meet online on Monday 22 and Tuesday 23 November, for consultation, discussion and prayer.

The Primates will meet via video conference. They will reflect on their ministries and discuss a range of issues for the church and for the world, including COVID-19; COP26; ministry to refugees; and the forthcoming Lambeth Conference.

The Primates’ Meeting is one of Anglicanism’s four “Instruments of Communion” and helps to bind together the “independent but inter-dependent” provinces.

The last Primates’ Meeting was also held virtually, in November 2020. But plans are in place for an in-person Primates’ Meeting in March 2022.