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Anglican Communion on Covid-19

April 25, 2020

A message to Anglicans around the world from the global leadership of the Anglican Communion  As governments around the world react and respond to the Covid-19 Coronavirus pandemic, many people are finding them-selves facing unprecedented restrictions on their day-to-day lives.  Many of us will have lived with such restrictions on a temporary basis in our particular country or region over recent years in response to instability, wars, and natural disasters. But for many, such restrictions are new. In any event, the global nature of the restrictions put them on an entirely different scale not seen since the Second World War.  Many provinces of the Anglican Communion … [Read more...]

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