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Topic: Church of England

Three ex-Anglican bishops are received into full communion

Ceremony at Westminster Cathedral paves way for ordinariate

Top official: ex-Anglicans may remain in parishes

Anglicans who take up the Pope’s offer of an Ordinariate may be able to continue worshipping in their Church of England buildings

Parishes joining the Ordinariate will have no difficulty finding a home

Mostly, it will be the one they already have

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Catholic Anglicans: don’t be taken in by this incoherent scheme to undermine the Ordinariate

The Society of St Wilfrid and St Hilda is not a credible alternative

Anglicans urged not to accept Pope’s offer

Catholic group in the General Synod claims that traditionalists will secure new provisions

Archbishop: Pope will focus on common Christian mission in Britain

Benedict XVI and the Archbishop of Canterbury will pray together

Sorry, Professor Milbank, Newman was no ecumenist

His advice to you would have been to become a (Roman) Catholic

Traditionalist Anglican leaders admit divisions over women bishops

The Synod vote to ordain women bishops has left Anglo-Catholics puzzling over whether leave the Church of England

An influx of Anglo-Catholics will add to the divisions of the Church

We may be about to witness the first fruits of Pope Benedict’s Anglicanorum coetibus. But not everyone is rejoicing