From Canada-
The Anglican Church of Canada’s move to expunge a prayer for the
conversion of the Jews from its liturgy is being hailed as a milestone.
Meeting in Vancouver, the church’s General Synod – its governing body
– approved a measure on July 16 to delete an invocation calling for the
conversion of Jews from the Book of Common Prayer, and replace it with a
prayer entitled “For Reconciliation with the Jews.”
Successful resolutions before a synod must pass in all three of the
church’s “houses.” This one was approved with near unanimous support:
Among the laity, it passed by a 99 per cent plurality, and by 100 per
cent among both clergy and bishops.
The amendment will require ratification at the next General Synod in
2022. But Edward Simonton, the church’s Vicar General of Quebec, told The CJN the resolution’s passage at the next synod will be “just a formality,” given its overwhelming support this time.
More here-
https://www.cjnews.com/news/canada/anglican-church-of-canada-to-remove-prayer-for-jewish-conversion
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