Rod Speed
yeah, like: The 2000 conference in Mississauga:
"Thirty-five years ago, the first major step towards reconciliation were taken. The Pope and the Archbishop of Canterbury, who heads the Anglican church, decided the faiths should come together again."
Thirteen pairs of bishops -- one Anglican and one Roman Catholic -- from each of 13 countries of the world took part in a conference in Mississauga ON Canada, near Toronto. They came from Australia, Brazil, Canada, England, India, Ireland, New Zealand, Nigeria, Papua New Guinea, Southern Africa, Uganda, United States, and the West Indies. They stayed at the Queen of Apostles Renewal Centre. Joint chairpersons were the Anglican Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey, and Roman Catholic Cardinal Edward Idris Cbuttidy, President of the Vatican's Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity.
"We believe that now is the appropriate time for the authorities of our two Communions to recognise and endorse this new stage through the signing of a Joint Declaration of Agreement. This Agreement would set out: our shared goal of visible unity; an acknowledgment of the consensus in faith that we have reached, and a fresh commitment to share together in common life and witness. Our two Communions would be invited to celebrate this Agreement around the world."
