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Vatican seeks to lure disaffected Anglicans

Wednesday 21st October, 05:56 AM JST

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  • Beelzebub at 07:49 AM JST - 21st October

    I'd say they are five minutes late and a nickel short.

  • HonestDictator at 10:48 AM JST - 21st October

    Hey, you all believe in the same God dontcha? Honestly... it don't make a freakin' difference.

  • knackerz at 11:31 AM JST - 21st October

    The Vatican should focus a bit more on it's own disaffected.

  • Tatanka at 12:51 PM JST - 21st October

    Is this the Vatican's take on a religious M&A?

  • SushiSake3 at 03:22 PM JST - 21st October

    I've got to admit that being an Anglican myself, this really does appear bizarre.

    Why on earth they feel the need to create a 'mid-way' church is beyond me.

    Everyone should be free to worship where and when they wish, however I can understand that this appears to be a move by the Vatican to keep its follwers in the fold; it just seems to be making the rules (as if any were needed) more flexible.

  • tanglewood at 05:48 PM JST - 21st October

    The sun has set on their church as well. How funny that even the Vatican is pointing this out to them. I almost feel sorry for Australian, Canadian and the assorted commonwealth Anglicans around the world who are still looking to Mother England. What is it like to be a complete anachronism?

  • OneForAll at 06:49 PM JST - 21st October

    Sheep stealing! In reality, there will be more conversions to Catholicism with the way the world is going. Reason without faith, with freedom as its sole morality, is scary indeed. The Catholic church is very clear on its public stance, with compassion, on many issues that is dividing the rest of Christendom. The Church is defending the very essence of what it means to be human. On the other hand, persecutions will increase because ... of a lot of misunderstandings of what the Church really is. It is Eternal Life/Love, looking one in the face.

  • BobbieWickham at 06:59 PM JST - 21st October

    Since Vatican 2 the Catholic Church has become pretty 'Protestantized' in a lot of ways. They won't notice much difference.

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