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Primus rejoices at election of Pope Leo XIV

5 days ago | anglican.ink | Mark Strange

The election of Pope Leo XIV has been welcomed by Bishop Mark Strange, Primus of the Scottish Episcopal Church. The Primus said after the new Pope appeared on the balcony at St Peter’s Square in the Vatican City: “I rejoice in the news of the election of Pope Leo and I offer the prayers of the Scottish Episcopal Church as he begins this very special ministry, for the strength and courage to lead the Catholic Church in its mission to bring love and hope to the world.
Statement from the Archbishop of Wales on the election of Leo XIV

5 days ago | anglican.ink | Andrew John

On behalf of the Church in Wales, I send my most heartfelt congratulations to Pope Leo XIV on his election. In a world beset by division and uncertainty, the timeless truths of the Christian message have never been more relevant, and we will hold Pope Leo XIV in our prayers as he takes on his momentous responsibilities of leadership.
Virginia Theological Seminary celebrates its 202nd Commencement

1 week ago | anglican.ink | Nicky Burridge

Virginia Theological Seminary (VTS) today celebrated its 202nd Commencement. Degrees and diplomas were conferred on 48 students across the Seminary’s Master of Divinity, Master of Arts, Doctor of Ministry, Doctor of Educational Ministry, Diploma in Theology and Diploma in Anglican Studies programs. The Seminary also conferred four honorary degrees in recognition of significant service to God in the Church and the world, one of which was conferred on an alumnus.
Process to elect next Archbishop of Canterbury an ‘omnishambles’

1 week ago | anglican.ink | Kaya Burgess

The process for electing a new Archbishop of Canterbury has become an “omnishambles”, members of the General Synod said after cardinals in the Vatican took just two days of deliberations to pick a new pope. The conclave to choose a successor to Pope Francis began on Wednesday, 16 days after his death on April 21. The selection of Cardinal Robert Prevost, who will be known as Pope Leo XIV, was confirmed on Thursday..
Called to be more - Archbishop's Presidential Address to Governing Body

2 weeks ago | anglican.ink | Andrew John

The Archbishop of Wales, Andrew John, calls for a “more professional, grounded, compassionate, connected and creative Church” in his Presidential Address to members of the Governing Body of the Church in Wales. Drawing on stories from Welsh history, recent initiatives like the Welsh Rivers Summit, and global concerns such as artificial intelligence and ethical leadership, the address is both a reflection on who we are and a call to who we are becoming.
European Christians are under threat

2 weeks ago | anglican.ink | Stewart Jackson

War often has a chilling effect on freedom. Sometimes this is necessary. Being at war necessitates restrictions that would be completely out of place in normal society. This expectation is even written into international law, with clear examples and acceptable reasons – especially during war – for restrictions on human rights and personal freedoms. Yet what we are seeing in Eastern Europe is far from necessary.
Archbishops should know what to expect: Rowan Williams did and Justin Welby didn't

2 weeks ago | anglican.ink | George Pitcher

Back in June 2011, I negotiated a guest editorship of the New Statesman for Dr Rowan Williams, then Archbishop of Canterbury. We commissioned coalition ministers such as Iain Duncan Smith and William Hague and a piece from Gordon Brown on youth unemployment. Then Dr Williams wrote his leader.
Popes and Circumstance

2 weeks ago | anglican.ink | Theodore Dalrymple

I confess (if I may use the word in this context) that I had little regard for the late pope. I took against him, as it were, early in his papacy when I saw his reaction to some Muslim outrage (or outrage committed by a Muslim), whose precise nature I now forget. The pope was in an airplane on the way to or from an international papal visit. He said that if someone insulted his mother, you would expect him as a son to strike him back, and he made a gesture as if to punch that person.
VTS welcomes Presiding Bishop Sean Rowe to the campus

2 weeks ago | anglican.ink | Nicky Burridge

Virginia Theological Seminary (VTS) was honored to welcome the Most Rev. Sean W. Rowe, 28th Presiding Bishop of The Episcopal Church, to campus this month. Rowe spent two days at the Seminary during which he connected with students, preached in the chapel, delivered an address, and had a meeting with the Very Rev. Ian S. Markham, dean and president of Virginia Theological Seminary, about the future of seminary education.
Virginia Theological Seminary extends admissions deadline for master’s programs

2 weeks ago | anglican.ink | Nicky Burridge

Virginia Theological Seminary (VTS) has extended the admissions deadline for its master’s programs after taking steps to accommodate more students. The Seminary is in the process of converting guest housing into accommodation for single students to meet strong demand for its Master of Divinity (M.Div.) and other master’s-level programs. Following the decision to increase the number of students it can accept, VTS is extending the admissions deadline for the 2025/26 academic year to June 15.