The General Synod of the Church of England voted July 14 to authorize the ordination of women as bishops and approved motions pledging to respect and work with people who believe that, theologically, the vote was a mistake.
Before the vote, Archbishop Justin Welby of Canterbury, spiritual leader of the Anglican Communion, told the synod that “to pass this legislation is to commit ourselves to an adventure in faith and hope. Like all adventures, it carries dangers … uncertainties and for success will require integrity and courage.”
One of those uncertainties is its impact on the search for Christian unity. The Roman Catholic, Orthodox and Eastern Orthodox churches teach that since Jesus chose only men as his apostles, only men can be ordained priests and bishops.
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So a couple questions come to mind:
- Will the "Anglo-Catholics" pretend like they are still ok being Anglican
- Will Fr. Z's hope for a letter from the Archlaymen of Canterbury to disaffected Catholics finally come true?
- Will the pointless ARCIC talks continue.... wait thats rhetorical we are a Church in dialogue
- Since they didnt have orders to give then are we not making a story about what is essentially a non issue anyways?
- How long till the Anglican church by me goes anglo-sedevacante?
- Will they ever make pizza rolls that taste good when made in a microwave?
Alright thats all I got
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