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Pope Francis and members of the Synod of Bishops on synodality attend the synod's final working session in the Paul VI Audience Hall at the Vatican
Final synod document is magisterial, pope says (26 Nov 2024)

The Archbishop of Canterbury preaches at San Bartolomeo – a church dedicated to the memory of 20th and 21st Century Martyrs in Rome - as part of the ecumenical summit 'Growing Together'
The Archbishop of Canterbury has issued a statement announcing his resignation (12 Nov 2024)

Bishop Anthony Ball
Anglican Centre in Rome announces new Director (7 Nov 2024)

During the 2024 Synod, Pope Francis leads the fraternal delegates and other Synod participants into the Vatican's Protomartyr's Square for an Ecumenical Prayer Service
Bishop of Chichester sees lessons for Church of England in Rome synod (17 Oct 2024)

An Ecumenical Prayer Vigil took place on Friday, 11 October, in the Square of the Roman Protomartyrs at the Vatican, attended by Pope Francis and participants in the second session of the XVI Ordinary General Assembly of the Synod of Bishops from 2-27 October 2024
Ecumenical Prayer Vigil on the occasion of the Synod 2024 (14 Oct 2024)

July ~ 2023 ~ Anglican-Roman Catholic news & opinion

Wales: Roman Catholic and Anglican bishops to work co-operatively for Flintshire holy well site
13 July 2023 • Persistent link: iarccum.org/?p=4462 •
An historic agreement to recognise and celebrate the significance of the holy well and shrine to Saint Winefride in Holywell, Wales has been signed by the local Roman Catholic and Anglican bishops

An historic agreement to recognise and celebrate the significance of the holy well and Shrine to Saint Winefride in Holywell has been signed by the local Roman Catholic and Anglican Bishops.

The Bishop of Wrexham and the Bishop of St Asaph have pledged to work co-operatively towards the development of the whole site in Holywell as an integrated place of worship, pilgrimage and tourism, while maintaining the distinctive tradition of worship associated with the Shrine. The two bishops, Rt Revd Peter Brignall and Rt Revd Gregory Cameron signed a statement of intent (in full below) during a service in the Beaufort Chapel of St James’ Church yesterday (Wednesday 12 July).

The site of the ancient Shrine to St Winefride comprises the holy well and associated buildings and St James’ Church, the historic centre of Anglican worship in Holywell. The Shrine has been a continuous place of Roman Catholic devotion for 1400 years.