A new $5 million Anglican Centre is to be built in Spain in Santiago de Compostela, the end of the world-famous Catholic pilgrimage route the Way of St James.
The Reformed Episcopal Church of Spain, which is part of the Anglican Community under the authority of the Archbishop of Canterbury, is to begin fundraising with the help of Trinity Church, Wall Street in the United States.
The new Anglican centre in Spain will have instant and enormous appeal to Christians from through the Anglican Communion worldwide.
Read it all from Christian Today.
I found this initiative extremely puzzling– I have done 8 Caminos since 2000 and have no idea how anyone could seriously believe that non-RC Christians outnumber RCs. I would have to ask that this figure be substantiated. As well, the Cathedral has assigned one of its chapels for the use of Anglican pilgrims and many clergy, including at least two Church of England bishops, have celebrated there.