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<p>Archbishop Fred Hiltz (pictured), primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, said he wasn't surprised with the Lambeth Conference's call for a moratorium on actions that have led to divisions over sexuality. He said that bishops needed to be honest that this has been "a huge, huge challenge to implement." </p><p> Archbishop Hiltz said that the moratorium and other recommendations are matters for the Canadian house of bishops and the Council of General Synod - the church's governing body between General Synods - to discuss. Bishops were also presented with a proposal to create a pastoral forum that would create a "safe space" for conservative Anglicans who have left their churches. </p><p> There was wide agreement that moratoria on same-sex blessings, the ordination of gay bishops and cross-border interventions by conservative bishops would help to heal the conflict engulfing the Anglican Communion. The Archbishop of Canterbury warned that failure to heed the call would put the Communion "in grave peril." (Please see related story, p. 1). Earlier, the Windsor Continuation Group (WCG) suggested that the moratoria be "retrospective." However, the final document issued by bishops dropped the word "retrospective," which has further sowed confusion. The WCG was formed last February by Archbishop Rowan Williams to "address outstanding questions arising from the Windsor Report and the various formal responses from provinces and instruments of the Anglican Communion." <a target="_blank" href="http://gay-religion.blogspot.com/2008/09/it-is-impossible-to-go-back-bishops-say.html" title="gay-religion.blogspot.com">more </a></p>
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