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Press Release: Anglican Delegation will attend the inauguration of Pope Leo XIV

On Sunday, 18 May, the inauguration of Pope Leo XIV will be held in St. Peter’s Square, in Rome at 10 AM. A delegation from the Anglican Communion will attend, consisting of primates and Anglican leaders. They will join other Anglican pilgrims and representatives from other Christian World Communions and other religions. The delegation will represent the prayers and support …

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ADOA 1st Session of 25TH SYNOD: Youth In Focus: Anglican Diocese Of Accra To Expand Brigade Presence and Mentorship

By Naa Anyema Collison The youth were front and center in Bishop Torto’s 2025 Synod Charge, with new plans aimed at deepening discipleship and active participation among young people. “Plans are underway to upgrade the Boys’ and Girls’ Brigade and expand their presence to at least 10% of parishes by 2026,” the Bishop announced. The Diocese also reaffirmed its support …

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A Message from the Secretary General on the Death of Pope Francis

Source: Anglican Communion News Service The Secretary General of the Anglican Communion, the Right Reverend Anthony Poggo, has shared a message of condolence on the death of Pope Francis.  The message reads: His Holiness Pope Francis was a man of great faith, humility, and compassion, who brought to the Petrine Ministry of the Bishop of Rome the joy of the …

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Nomination process for the next Archbishop of Canterbury – Public Consultation

As part of the nomination process for the next Archbishop of Canterbury, a public consultation is running, inviting input from around the Anglican Communion. The consultation runs from February 7 to March 28. The consultation is an opportunity to gather the views of a wide range of people from across the Anglican Communion on the gifts, qualities and skills needed …

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Youth advocates to attend the UN Commission on the Status of Women

A group of young advocates will represent Anglican voices at the United Commission on the Status of Women (UNCSW) meeting in New York, which runs between March 10-21.Participating for the first week, Lulama Ntuta, Larissa Minniecon and Amal Sarah are among those attending in person or through online sessions. They will speak up about issues affecting women globally, including domestic violence and climate change, …

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Anglican Bishop describes terror in Goma and issues “Goma Call for Peace”

The Anglican Bishop of Goma has said people are “terrified in their homes” as fighting in the DRC city continues to escalate. The Rt Rev’d Martin Gordon, who has recently evacuated Goma along with other peace advocates, has shared “The Goma Call for Peace” urging the international community to act immediately and decisively for peace in Eastern DRC.Bishop Martin has …

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