The church of england protests

The Church of England started yesterday calibrating the consequences of his decision of supporting the veto to the access of the women to the bishopric. 

And already the voices multiply asking that the Anglican ones stop being the Church established of the country, a privilege that allows him to ignore - for example - the policies of equality of sex that are applied to the rest of the company.

The archbishop of salient Canterbury, Rowan Williams, thought that the Church " lost certain credibility " between the company with this surprise voting. 

The Church of England faces as all the other churches of the western world to a public inspectors' loss, and though it claims 26 millions of baptized, the number of medical instructors evaluates nowadays in only 1,7 million. 

The rejection of the one that had been the major reform in the Church of England from the women's arrangement priests in 1992 also is a blow for his successor, the bishop of Durham Justin Welby, another supporter of this evolution. It will appropriate itself in January.