Mark+

The adage, "Justice delayed is justice denied" seems
to apply here.

If this were a constitutional convention charged with
bringing into existence tools to order and discipline
the communion, that would be a hopeful sign.  As it
is, it seems to be yet another study group to bring
recommendations a year too late to be of much use.  

Bp Ingham and others have a year in which to continue
to continue their purges.  Those opposing the
revisionists will have little choice but to seek
leadership elsewhere.

Charles+
 






--- Mark Clavier+ <anglican@...> wrote:
> Very pleased with the final name on the list!
> 
> Mark+
> 
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Anglican Communion News Service"
> <acnslist@...>
> To: <acns@...>
> Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2003 6:56 AM
> Subject: ACNS3652 Anglican Communion - Commission
> announced
> 
> 
> > ACNS 3652     |     LAMBETH PALACE     |     28
> OCTOBER 2003
> >
> > Anglican Communion - Commission announced
> >
> > [ACNS source: Lambeth Palace] The Archbishop of
> Canterbury, Dr Rowan
> > Williams, has announced the makeup and the terms
> of reference for a
> > Commission to look at life in the Anglican
> Communion in the light of
> > recent events. It is to be made up of members
> appointed by the
> > Archbishop of Canterbury and will be chaired by
> the Most Revd Robin
> > Eames, Archbishop of Armagh.
> >
> > 

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