Anglican Leaders ‘Unequivocally’ Ban Gay Blessings & Consecrations

by Actual News Geezer | February 20, 2007 at 10:51 am
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Does everybody know the background on this? 

Here is a conservative version.


Here is a timeline of gay rights from an atheistic perspective.

The actual text of the Communiqué  

I'd be happy to receive any submissions from Anglicans, Episcopalians, and of course from GBLT faith  community.

World Anglican leaders have demanded that the US Episcopal Church (ECUSA) unequivocally bar official prayers for gay couples and the consecration of more gay bishops, Monday 19th February.

The decision was made as a crunch Anglican Summit came to an end in Tanzania, with the Church desperately trying to repair the damage the North American arm of the Communion has caused.

In a final statement to bring the six-day meeting to a close, leaders explained that the pledges made by the ECUSA for a moratorium on gay unions and consecrations have been so ambiguous that they have failed to fully mend "broken relationships" in the 77 million-member Anglican Communion.

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