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It is reported that the Lord Chamberlain, the Queen’s senior adviser, met recently with the Archbishop of Westminster to express concern over the Pope’s offer that disaffected Anglicans could convert to Rome.
The Archbishop apparently told the Lord Chamberlain that the Pope’s offer had not been intended as a hostile act or to in any way destabilise the Church of England. I’m not entirely sure what that means in real money, but the liberalisation of the Anglican Church in recent years has caused much disquiet and disaffection.
I’m wondering if a conversation between the Lord Chamberlain and the Archbishop of Canterbury might have been more fruitful?
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It is reported that the Lord Chamberlain, the Queen’s senior adviser, met recently with the Archbishop of Westminster to express concern over the Pope’s offer that disaffected Anglicans could convert to Rome.
The Archbishop apparently told the Lord Chamberlain that the Pope’s offer had not been intended as a hostile act or to in any way destabilise the Church of England. I’m not entirely sure what that means in real money, but the liberalisation of the Anglican Church in recent years has caused much disquiet and disaffection.
I’m wondering if a conversation between the Lord Chamberlain and the Archbishop of Canterbury might have been more fruitful?
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