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Na data de hoje (03\/10\/2025)<\/strong>, o Comit\u00ea da Coroa Brit\u00e2nica respons\u00e1vel pela escolha do Arcebispo<\/p>\n de Cantu\u00e1ria anunciou que a nova titular desta posi\u00e7\u00e3o ser\u00e1 a atual Bispa de Londres, Sarah Mullally.<\/p>\n Essa decis\u00e3o pode ter surpreendido alguns, mas n\u00e3o deveria, uma vez que, h\u00e1 anos, a Igreja da Inglaterra vem assumindo uma trajet\u00f3ria teol\u00f3gica e pastoral de car\u00e1ter revisionista. O \u00faltimo Arcebispo de Cantu\u00e1ria, Justin Welby, embora inicialmente identificado como evang\u00e9lico, gradualmente adotou posturas alinhadas ao progressismo teol\u00f3gico, conduzindo a Igreja da Inglaterra a aprovar, em seus s\u00ednodos, b\u00ean\u00e7\u00e3os a uni\u00f5es homoafetivas.<\/p>\n Historicamente, a escolha do Arcebispo de Cantu\u00e1ria costumava levar em conta o\u00a0equil\u00edbrio entre diferentes correntes dentro do anglicanismo, alternando lideran\u00e7as de perfis evang\u00e9licos e progressistas. Essa pr\u00e1tica, contudo, j\u00e1 n\u00e3o prevalece. A Igreja da Inglaterra tem se isolado da realidade mais ampla da Comunh\u00e3o Anglicana, priorizando agendas locais e desconsiderando o impacto de suas decis\u00f5es sobre a unidade mundial que outrora orbitava em torno de Cantu\u00e1ria.<\/p>\n A nomea\u00e7\u00e3o de Sarah Mullally n\u00e3o nos surpreende. Ela se posiciona abertamente a favor de pautas revisionistas e apoiou integralmente a aprova\u00e7\u00e3o de b\u00ean\u00e7\u00e3os a uni\u00f5es homoafetivas, sinalizando a continuidade de uma tend\u00eancia liberal na Igreja da Inglaterra.<\/p>\n A Igreja Anglicana no Brasil recebe essa decis\u00e3o com pesar, pois reconhece que ela agravar\u00e1 ainda mais as tens\u00f5es que fragilizam a unidade da Comunh\u00e3o Anglicana. No entanto, reafirmamos que tal escolha n\u00e3o afeta nossa caminhada. Somos anglicanos, mas n\u00e3o somos brit\u00e2nicos; somos anglicanos, mas n\u00e3o mantemos qualquer v\u00ednculo institucional com a S\u00e9 de Cantu\u00e1ria. Declaramos, em fevereiro de 2023, em comunh\u00e3o com as prov\u00edncias filiadas ao GAFCON e ao GSFA (Global South Fellowship of Anglican Churches), que n\u00e3o reconhecemos mais a S\u00e9 de Cantu\u00e1ria nem o Arcebispo de Cantu\u00e1ria como s\u00edmbolo de unidade da nossa f\u00e9.<\/p>\n A Igreja Anglicana no Brasil \u00e9 plenamente aut\u00f4noma, com identidade, organiza\u00e7\u00e3o\u00a0eclesiol\u00f3gica e doutrina pr\u00f3prias, firmadas no anglicanismo reformado e hist\u00f3rico. Mantemos comunh\u00e3o com prov\u00edncias anglicanas da \u00c1frica, da \u00c1sia, das Am\u00e9ricas e da Europa que permanecem fi\u00e9is \u00e0s Escrituras, aos 39 Artigos de Religi\u00e3o, ao Ordinal e \u00e0 pr\u00e1tica lit\u00fargica expressa no Livro de Ora\u00e7\u00e3o Comum de 1662.<\/p>\n Reconhecemos que a nova lideran\u00e7a enfrentar\u00e1 grandes desafios:<\/em><\/p>\n Diante disso, a Igreja Anglicana no Brasil reafirma seu compromisso inabal\u00e1vel com\u00a0a fidelidade \u00e0s Escrituras, \u00e0 f\u00e9 hist\u00f3rica do anglicanismo e \u00e0 miss\u00e3o de proclamar o Evangelho de Jesus Cristo em nossa na\u00e7\u00e3o. Continuaremos caminhando com as prov\u00edncias e dioceses que permanecem firmes na verdade b\u00edblica, levantando a voz da resist\u00eancia e trabalhando pela restaura\u00e7\u00e3o e reorganiza\u00e7\u00e3o da Igreja Anglicana em n\u00edvel global.<\/p>\n Miguel Uchoa <\/strong> [\/et_pb_tab][et_pb_tab title=”English version” _builder_version=”4.27.4″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”]<\/p>\n Statement of the <\/strong>Anglican Church in Brazil <\/strong>On the appointment of Sarah Mullally as Archbishop of Canterbury<\/strong><\/p>\n Today, the British Crown Committee responsible for choosing the Archbishop of Canterbury announced that the new holder of this position will be the current Bishop of London, Sarah Mullally.\u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\n This decision may have surprised some, but it should not, since for years the Church of England<\/p>\n has been taking a theological and pastoral trajectory of a revisionist character. The last Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, although initially identified as an evangelical, gradually adopted positions aligned with theological progressivism, leading the Church of England to approve, in its synods, blessings for same-sex unions.<\/p>\n \u00a0Historically, the Archbishop of Canterbury’s choice used to consider the balance between\u00a0different currents within Anglicanism, alternating between leaders of evangelical and progressive profiles. This practice, however, no longer prevails. The Church of England has isolated itself from the broader reality of the Anglican Communion, prioritizing local agendas and disregarding the impact of its decisions on the world unity that once centered on Canterbury.<\/p>\n The appointment of Sarah Mullally comes as no surprise to us. She is openly in favor of revisionist \u00a0agendas and fully supported the approval of blessings for same-sex unions, signaling the continuation of a liberal trend in the Church of England.<\/p>\n The Anglican Church in Brazil welcomes this decision with regret, as it recognizes that it will further aggravate the tensions that weaken the unity of the Anglican Communion. However, we reaffirm that such a choice does not affect our journey. We are Anglicans, but we are not British; we are Anglicans, but we have no institutional link with the See of Canterbury. We declared, in February 2023, in communion with the provinces affiliated with GAFCON and GSFA (Global South Fellowship of Anglican Churches), that we no longer recognize the See of Canterbury or the Archbishop of Canterbury as a symbol of unity in our faith.<\/p>\n The Anglican Church in Brazil is fully autonomous, with its own distinct identity, ecclesiological organization, and doctrine, rooted in the traditions of reformed and historical Anglicanism. We hold communion with Anglican provinces in Africa, Asia, the Americas, and Europe that remain faithful to the Scriptures, the 39 Articles of Religion, the Ordinal, and the liturgical practice expressed in the Book of Common Prayer of 1662.<\/p>\n We recognize that the new leadership will face significant challenges:<\/em><\/p>\n \u00a01. <\/em>Question of the female episcopate<\/strong>: Most Anglican provinces do not admit women to the episcopate, which raises concerns about their representativeness.<\/em><\/p>\n In light of this, the Anglican Church in Brazil reaffirms its unwavering commitment to fidelity to\u00a0the Scriptures, to the historic faith of Anglicanism, and to the mission of proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus Christ in our nation. 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Arcebispo e Primaz\u00a0 <\/strong>
Igreja Anglicana no Brasil<\/strong><\/p>\n\n
Archbishop and Primate
Anglican Church in Brazil<\/p>\n