Absorbing the breakaway Traditional Anglican Communion would be a small but notable victory for Pope Benedict XVI, who has made unifying Christians a goal of his papacy. Vatican officials stress that ...

PERTH, Australia-- Traditionalist Anglicans who remain in the Anglican Church rather than taking up Pope Benedict XVI's offer of an Anglican ordinariate are wasting their time and spiritual energy ...

VATICAN CITY — The Vatican is considering welcoming into the Roman Catholic Church a group of traditional Anglicans who broke away from the global Anglican Communion nearly two decades ago over ...

LONDON — Last year’s news that the Traditional Anglican Communion is seeking “full, corporate, sacramental union” with Rome raised hopes for Christian unity. But divisions among Anglicanism are ...

The Traditional Anglican Communion formed in 1990 as an association of orthodox Anglicans concerned about what they considered the liberal tilt in Anglican churches, including the ordination of women.

The Vatican has opened an express lane to traditional Anglicans—who are unhappy with their own church’s moves toward accepting female and gay bishops—to reunite with the Roman Catholic Church their ...

Msgr. Marc Langham, an official at the Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity, has downplayed hopes for a corporate reception of traditional Anglicans into the Catholic Church. “In our ...

A Mass on Oct. 10, the day after the memorial of Anglican convert Blessed John Henry Newman, was the first liturgy to officially integrate traditional Anglican prayers into the Roman rite. LONDON — ...