The Caroline Divines and the Church of Rome: A Contribution to Current Ecumenical Dialogue - Hardcover

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Mark Langham studied classics at Cambridge, and studied for the priesthood in the Venerable English College in Rome. After ordination, he worked at Westminster Cathedral, where he was successively Precentor and Sub-Administrator, and in 1996 became parish priest of St Mary of the Angels, in Bayswater, a busy multi-cultural parish. In 2001 he returned to Westminster Cathedral as Administrator, where he forged many ecumenical links, and was honorary member of the chapters of both Westminster Abbey and St Paul’s Cathedral. In 2008 Mark worked in Rome at the Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity, where he was responsible for relations between the Vatican and the Anglican Communion and Methodist World Conference. During that time he was secretary to the official dialogues between the Catholic Church and the Anglican Communion (ARCIC), oversaw the visits by Archbishops of Canterbury to Rome, and provided the BBC commentary for the visit of Pope Benedict to England in 2010. In 2013 his Doctorate entitled ‘The Caroline Divines and the Catholic Church: A Contribution to Current Ecumenical Debate’ was awarded the Premio Bellarmino by the Gregorian University. In that year he returned to Cambridge, as chaplain to the Catholic members of the university at Fisher House.