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Letters to AO

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Letters from 15 to 21 July 2013

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Letter to the editor

Thank you very much for your letter celebrating la Fête nationale, as it is known in France, by pointing to the over 4 million francophone Anglicans around the world. Merci beaucoup for mentioning le Réseau francophone de la Communion anglicane, which attempts to link them together, and for the historic support that Anglicans Online has given le Réseau.

And mesi anpil for mentioning Ayiti, the largest diocese of the Episcopal Church (USA?).

To answer your question as to what holds us all together, not just francophones, hispanophones, sinophones, lusitanophiones, swahili speakers, so many more speakers, and — oh, yes — the varieties of English spoken around the world, one could (with some veracity) answer... Anglicans Online! But perhaps "The Chicago-Lambeth Quadrilateral and the Prayer Book Tradition" might be more orthodox...

Finally, we will find each other again la « semaine prochaine », n'est-ce pas?

Pierre Whalon
Convocation of Episcopal Churches in Europe
Paris, France...Province II
bishop@tec-europe.org
15 July 2013

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We launched our 'Letters to AO' section on 11 May 2003. All published letters are in our archives.

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