Anglicanism splits: 8 out of 10 Anglicans break ties with Canterbury after the election of the first woman as primate

Oct 20, 2025 13:12

ZENIT Staff

Cantenbury Catedral, headquarters of the anglican church Photo: Expansion

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Pope Leo XIV will not participate in the anniversary of St. John Paul II’s historic World Day of Prayer for Peace in Assisi

The Vatican’s decision does not suggest a setback in his recovery: reflects the prudence required after major surgery, even when clinical results are encouraging. The Pope had been expected to attend the gathering entitled “Disarmed and Disarming Peace,” which will bring together Christian leaders, representatives of other religious traditions and invited guests in the Umbrian town.

Pope Leo XIV to Jews at the Vatican: The Church does not tolerate anti-Semitism and combats it, in accordance with the Gospel itself

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