Radio Interview with Archbishop-elect Glenn Davies, Anglican Church of Australia

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Radio Interview with Archbishop-elect Glenn Davies

Posted on August 12, 2013 by David Ould          

             

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A friendly interview, from Christian radio station Hope 103.2 here in Sydney, that’s really helpful to understand more about the man who is our new archbishop and the challenges ahead of him.

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ABP of Sydney, Philip Jensen, on CANTAUR's Resignation

http://www.anglicanink.com/article/statement-archbishop-sydney-resignation-dr-rowan-williams and http://sydneyanglicans.net/mediareleases/statement-on-the-resignation-of-the-archbishop-of-canterbury offers the following.  A lovely understatement by Bishop Jensen meaning what?  Charmingly done with an undertone, "Move over, CANTAUR, the orthodox are here to stay."

Archbishop of Sydney,
Philip Jensen

Statement by the Archbishop of Sydney on the resignation of Dr. Rowan Williams

Anglican Church Diocese of Sydney
Media Statement

Statement on the resignation of Dr Rowan Williams as Archbishop of Canterbury

The Archbishop of Canterbury is universally admired for his intellectual stature and his personal warmth. In his time as Archbishop, the Anglican Communion has been subjected to unprecedented stresses which have hastened an inevitable tendency to regional independence and decentralisation. With the majority of Anglicans now from theologically conservative churches of the Global South, the role of the Archbishop of Canterbury in the future will demand a deepening appreciation of their place in the Communion.

Dr Peter F Jensen,

 Archbishop of Sydney