Brazil’s Anglican Church changes its canons to permit same-sex marriage

Posted Jun 4, 2018

[Anglican Communion News Service] The General Synod of the Anglican Episcopal Church of Brazil has approved changes to its canons to permit same-sex marriages. Civil same-sex marriages have been legal in Brazil since 2012. In a statement, the province said that the move would not require liturgical changes, because gender neutral language had already been introduced into its service for the solemnization of marriage in the 2015 Book of Common Prayer.

The move was overwhelmingly carried by the Synod members with 57 voting in favor and three against. There were two abstentions.

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  1. James Howard says:

    Interesting change, how do they reconcile this decision with the dogma of the bible.

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