The news of the death of Brother Roger has saddened Anglicans around the world, and we are especially shocked by the violent manner of his death, which was in stark contrast to his lifelong ministry of peace and reconciliation.
17 August 2005
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, has expressed his shock and sadness on learning of the horrific death of Brother Roger of Taizé:
17 August 2005
Why were so many people hanging around in the hospital at Kamenge, my wife wanted to know? The answer was that in Burundi, having a clean bill of health has taken on a very particular meaning: unless and until you have paid for your hospital treatment, you simply can't leave
09 August 2005
On behalf of the people of the Anglican Communion I extend our deepest sympathy and prayers as you mourn the death of your Vice President John Garang.
05 August 2005
The Anglican Communion Office yesterday welcomed a truly global gathering as some 30 course members from the International Study Centre in Canterbury (ICS) made their way to London
05 August 2005
I have been saddened by much of the response to the debate and resolution on the Palestinian / Israeli conflict at the recent meeting of the Anglican Consultative Council (ACC), especially among Jewish representatives in Britain.
28 July 2005
Members of the Melanesian Brotherhood, joined by members of the Sisters of Melanesia, the Society of St. Francis and the Sisters of the Church, were visiting Lambeth Palace as the special guests of Archbishop Rowan and Mrs. Williams.
28 July 2005
A roundup of recent statements on the London bombings.Items from Sheikh Fawzy el Zefzaf, the President of Al Azhar Interfaith Committee, Afif Safieh, the Palestinian General Delegate to the United Kingdom, Islamic Circle of North America and Bishop Peter Fox, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea
27 July 2005
Interfaith Power and Light held its second annual national conference at Cathedral College in Washington, DC, on July 16-19. Attendees from the 16 state affiliates across the country gathered to discuss how to mobilize a religious response to global warming while promoting renewable energy, energy efficiency and conservation.
20 July 2005
Archbishop Rowan Williams and Mrs. Williams were greeted with jubilant traditional drumming and dancing at their arrival in Bujumbura, Burundi's capital, last Friday. This first-ever visit of an Archbishop of Canterbury to the Province of Burundi comes at a time of rebuilding following years of civil strife in that country.
19 July 2005