As the Vatican continues its development towards “synodality” with a decentralized papacy, many Anglican bishops have found the culmination of their theological journey naturally ending in the other direction: a firm acceptance of the Roman Church’s primacy. The conversion of Bishop Michael Nazir-Ali perhaps marks one of the most significant Anglican conversions of our generation, and he was preceded by at least three other Anglican bishops in just a few short months. What do these conversions mean for Anglicans, for the Ordinariate, and for Rome herself? Here the brothers draw upon their personal history in Anglicanism and draw out the implications of Nazir-Ali’s move to full communion. (Apologies for the audio quality!—we had technical difficulties that required us to use the camera mics this time around)
