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Anglican-Catholic dialogue opens at Bose
Thursday, May 19, 2011 at 1:45 pm
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Channel: Vatican Radio
Vatican Radio has published an audio report [RealPlayer or MP3] featuring interviews with Msgr. Mark Langham of the Pontifical Council for Christian Unity and Alyson Barnett-Cowan, head of the Unity, Faith and Order office of the Anglican Communion. Here’s the beginning of the print introduction:
Go to the originating news channel for this excerpt to read the full article >> The third phase of ARCIC, or Anglican-Roman Catholic International Commission, started up on Tuesday at the monastery of Bose in northern Italy.
Nestled in the foothills of the Alps, the monastery, founded on the closing day of the Second Vatican Council in December 1965, is a haven of peaceful reflection and prayer, but also a place of important ecumenical encounters. Within its secluded walls, the two teams of Catholic and Anglican experts are gathered from May 17th to 27th focusing on the theme “Church as Communion — local and universal.”
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