Seeking to promote Christian unity, the Anglican Centre in Rome provides a permanent Anglican Communion presence in Rome. Written to coincide with the 50th anniversary of the centre, this book tells the story of the past ten years and looks to the future.

Open Door by Mary Reath details the Anglican Centre in Rome's history and vision for Christian unity, marking its 50th anniversary. Ideal for those interested in Anglicanism and ecumenism.

Mary Reath

AN OPEN DOOR

Introduction by Archbishop Justin Welby and Cardinal Kurt Koch

1 A Living Presence

2 Encounters

3 Relationships

4 Visitors

5 Selected Early History

6 The Future

Acknowledgements

Appendix

Seeking to promote Christian unity in a divided world, The Anglican Centre in Rome provides a permanent Anglican Communion presence in Rome. Written to coincide with the 50th anniversary year of the centre, 'An Open Door' tells the story of the past 10 years of the centre and looks to its future.

Seeking to promote Christian unity in a divided world, The Anglican Centre in Rome provides a permanent Anglican Communion presence in Rome. Written to coincide with the 50th anniversary year of the centre, and offering an update to Frank Bliss's volume 'Anglicans in Rome', 'An Open Door' tells the story of the past 10 years of the centre and looks to its future. The book includes an appendix with the significant milestones of the last ten years and a brief historical record of the centre's 50 years. Archbishop Justin Welby and Cardinal Koch provide their own reflections in the introduction.

Mary Reath is the author of Rome &amp; Canterbury, The Elusive Search for Unity, Rowman &amp; Littlefield (2007). She is a member of the Anglican Roman Catholic Dialogue in the United States (ARC/USA) and the former vice-chair of the governors of the Anglican Centre in Rome.

\- Update to Fred Bliss' book Anglicans in Rome. - Written as the official 50th anniversary publication of the Anglican Church in Rome - Introductions from Justin Welby and Cardinal Koch

\["For those interested in Anglican history and unity", "Highlights the Anglican Centre's role in a divided world", "You will gain insights into building Christian relationships"\]

'An Open Door' explores the Anglican Centre's journey towards Christian unity in Rome.

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Seeking to promote Christian unity, the Anglican Centre in Rome provides a permanent Anglican Communion presence in Rome. Written to coincide with the 50th anniversary of the centre, this book tells the story of the past ten years and looks to the future.

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