The Independent (Free subscription) | 4 hours ago
Yesterday, the Queen hosted a garden party for Dr Rowan Williams and the 650-odd Anglican bishops who still (as they turned up to the Lambeth Conference) acknowledge his authority. If Her Majesty felt the need for a soothing topic of conversation with the embattled Archbishop of Canterbury, she might have chatted about poetry. In addition to the spectrum of gifts that only stops short at a talent...
Too Much To Declare (Free subscription) | yesterday
The Archbishop of Canterbury
The Telegraph (Free subscription) | yesterday
As it set off into Whitehall, the crowd was never gong to turn right and trash McDonald's, in the style of a Class War May Day demo.
London SE1 community website (Free subscription) | yesterday
The Archbishop of Canterbury has led 600 Anglican bishops on foot across Lambeth Bridge.
The Gray Monk (Free subscription) | yesterday
A few months ago it was widely reported that a hundred or so Muslim clerics or scholars (Since Islam is officially a religion without clergy!) wrote to the leaders of some twenty-seven Christian Churches including the Pope and the Archbishop of Canterbury. Plus Rowan has now responded with a seventten page reply in which he says that Christians and Muslims should enter into discussions on the difference...
Radio 4 - Today (Free subscription) | yesterday
The Archbishop of Canterbury and other religious figures will stage a procession in London to call on governments to keep their promises on aid commitments for the world's poor. The Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams, discusses the importance of ending extreme poverty.
Christian Today (Free subscription) | yesterday
The Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Rowan Williams will join forces with Prime Minister Gordon Brown at a rally in Lambeth Palace later today to warn governments around the world that starvation disease and death will follow unless they keep their pledges to deliver on eight Millennium Development Goals MDGs
Liverpool Daily Post.co.uk (Free subscription) | yesterday
The Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Rowan Williams will call on governments to keep their promises on aid and development or face further starvation, disease and premature death amongst the world's poor.
icWales (Free subscription) | yesterday
The Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Rowan Williams will call on governments to keep their promises on aid and development or face further starvation, disease and premature death amongst the world's poor.
Liverpool Echo.co.uk (Free subscription) | yesterday
The Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Rowan Williams will call on governments to keep their promises on aid and development or face further starvation, disease and premature death amongst the world's poor.
Daily Express (Free subscription) | yesterday
The Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Rowan Williams will call on governments to keep their promises on aid and development or face further starvation, disease and premature death amongst the world's poor.
Daily Star (Free subscription) | yesterday
The Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Rowan Williams will call on governments to keep their promises on aid and development or face further starvation, disease and premature death amongst the world's poor.
Gay.com (Free subscription) | 23/07/2008
Rowan Williams remains "committed" to Anglicanism's stance against extramarital sex, while bishops push rhetoric against gays and their allies to new heights.
New Scientist (Free subscription) | 23/07/2008
We can't assume that reason alone will tell us how to shape a moral and humane world, says , Archbishop of Canterbury (full text available to subscribers)
Anglican Mainstream (Free subscription) | 23/07/2008
By Ruth Gledhill, TimesonLine The Archbishop of Canterbury has continued his quest for Anglican unity with a strong statement against living in sin and gay sex. Dr Williams said: "I do not believe that sex outside marriage is as God purposes it." And he said he remained "committed" to the Church’s official stance against gay sex, which aims [...]
