Archbishop and Pope Discuss Anglican and Catholic Relations

A historic event unfolds as the Pope meets the Anglican Church head for the first time in 400 years. The meeting takes place in the Sistine Chapel, marking a significant step towards bridging the schism that began in 1529 when Henry VIII broke from Rome. Recent years have seen increased ecumenical cooperation, and these meetings aim to foster closer relationships, symbolized by the exchange of the kiss of peace. This event represents a significant move towards mutual respect and brotherhood between the two churches.

What is the significance of the meeting between the Pope and the head of the Anglican Church?

• It was a meeting to discuss financial matters.

• It was the first meeting in 400 years.

• It was the first meeting ever.

• It was a regular annual meeting.

Who was the Archbishop of Canterbury that met with Pope Paul VI?

• Dr. Arthur Michael Ramsey

• Henry VIII

• Catherine of Aragon

• Michelangelo

What event led to the schism between the Roman Catholic Church and the Anglican Church?

• The refusal to annul Henry VIII's marriage

• The construction of the Sistine Chapel

• The Protestant Reformation

• The signing of the Magna Carta

In what year did the schism between the Roman Catholic Church and the Anglican Church occur?

• 1529

• 1600

• 1800

• 1900

What is the primary goal of the recent meetings between the two churches?

• To establish a closer relationship

• To merge the two churches

• To discuss financial aid

• To rewrite historical events