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The contours of the Malines Conversations are a fascinating episode in the history of ecumenism where leading Anglican and Catholic scholars, with the knowledge of their respective Church authorities, entered into dialogue with each other. These conversations are skillfully outlined in this publication by Rowan Williams. He reflects on the ecclesiastical context of the time, the intellectual profile of the various participants, the themes discussed, and the meaning of the Conversations for today.
