SPECIAL REPORT: Anglican Primates Meeting

Dublin, Ireland - January, 2011

The Primates of the Anglican Communion met behind closed doors for six days at the Emmaus Retreat and Conference Centre near the Dublin Airport, beginning Jan. 25, 2011. This was a significant meeting in that nearly 40% of the primates were not in attendance; many for theological reasons. 

VirtueOnline attended this week long meeting and filed the following reports from Dublin.

• VIEWPOINTS: "Comfort-zone Anglicanism" exposed*Pittsburgh News*CofE attendance Falls
• DUBLIN: Williams plans trips to mend fences
• DUBLIN:Word & Picture Commentaries on 2011 Primates Meeting Put up then Removed
• DUBLIN: The Primates Meeting - A Review and Analysis
• DUBLIN: Archbishop of Canterbury Stresses Unity.Candle Lit for Absentee Primates
• DUBLIN: Primates' Meeting - Day 6
• DUBLIN: Primates outline their roles, commit to 'journeying together....
• DUBLIN: Podcast of the Press Conference from the Primates Meeting 2011
• DUBLIN: Primates Meeting - Day 4 & 5
• DUBLIN: Primates' Meeting - Day 3
• DUBLIN: ABC to announce new Relief Alliance to Deflect Theological Crisis
• DUBLIN: Primates' Meeting Days 1 and 2
• DUBLIN: The Spin of Anglican Communion General Secretary Kenneth Kearon
• DUBLIN: Fifteen Anglican Archbishops Absent Themselves from Primatial Gabfest