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LAMBETH PALACE Artwork Here L A M B E T H P A L A C E A Meeting of Anglican and Roman Catholic Diocesan Bishops of England, Scotland and Wales on the occasion of the Fraternal Visit of His Holiness Pope Benedict XVI to His Grace The Archbishop of Canterbury artwork here Great Hall, Archbishop’s Library Lambeth Palace 17 September 2010 Please ensure that all mobile phones are switched off. At 1545 the Papal Entourage arrives at the Fig Tree Entrance to the Great Hall of the Archbishop’s Library, and is received by His Grace The Archbishop of Canterbury. All remain seated as they take their places in the Hall. His HolinessHoliness PopePope BenedictBenedict XVI XVI arrives arrives at at Lambeth Lambeth Palace, Palace, and and is receivedis received by Theby theArchbishop His Grace in theArchbishop main Courtyard. of Canterbury in the main Courtyard. The Archbishop escorts The Pope through the Fig Tree Entrance, and presents the Archbishop of York, thethe BishopBishop ofof London, London, the the Bishop Bishop of ofWinchester, Winchester, the the Bishop Bishop of Guildford,of Guildford, the theArchbishop Primus of Scotland,Wales, and and the the Primus Archbishop of Scotland, of Wales, who who then then take take their their places places in the in Greatthe Great Hall. Hall. The Archbishop escorts The Pope to his place in the Great Hall. All stand. W E L C O M E A N D P R A Y E R All remain standing. The Archbishop says: Blessed be God, Father, Son and Holy Spirit, merciful and loving, source of life, communion and peace: now and for ever and world without end. Amen. The Archbishop welcomes Pope Benedict to Lambeth Palace: Your Holiness, brother bishops, brothers and sisters in Christ: you are most warmly welcome here at Lambeth Palace which has for nearly eight centuries been home to the Archbishops of Canterbury. Your Holiness, as we meet, we recall with profound gratitude the landmark meetings between our predecessors: fifty years ago in 1960, the meeting between Archbishop Geoffrey Fisher and Pope John XXIII; and in 1966, between Archbishop Michael Ramsey and Pope Paul VI. With particular joy we recall the 1982 meeting in Canterbury, between Archbishop Robert Runcie and your great predecessor of blessed memory Pope John Paul II, and his opening the Holy Door in Rome, with Archbishop George Carey, to inaugurate the Great Jubilee of 2000. And we give thanks to almighty God for Pope John Paul’s commitment,commitment throughoutthroughout hishis ministryministry as Bishop of Rome,Rome toto “praying and working for reconciliation and ecclesial unity according to the mind and heart of our Saviour Jesus Christ”. [Homily, Canterbury Cathedral, 29 May 1982] Now you are here, for another historic meeting: and you are most welcome. Dear friends, let us pray to the Lord, and ask his blessing. AlmightyThe Archbishop God, says: who built your Church uponAlmighty the foundation God, who builtof the your apostles Church and prophets, withupon Jesus the foundation Christ himself of the as apostles the chief and cornerstone: prophets, sowith join Jesus us together Christ himself in unity as of the spirit chief by cornerstone: their doctrine, thatso join we us may together be made in unitya holy of temple spirit byacceptable their doctrine, to you; throughthat we mayJesus be Christ made your a holy Son temple our Lord acceptable to you; whothrough is alive Jesus and Christ reigns you with Son you our Lord inwho the is unity alive ofand the reigns Holy withSpirit, you onein the God, unity now of andthe Holy for ever. Spirit, Amen . one God, now and for ever. Amen. All sit. A D D R E S S E S A N D E X C H A N G E O F G I F T S The Archbishop and The Pope address the Assembly. ADDRESS OF THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY ADDRESS OF POPE BENEDICT XVI The Archbishop and The Pope exchange Gifts. C O N C L U D I N G P R A Y E R All stand. The Pope says: The God of peace, the teacher of unity and concord, who in his person bore all humanity, wishes each of his disciples to pray for all others. Obedient to his word, we dare say: Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name; thy kingdom come; thy will be done, on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation; but deliver us from evil. The Pope says: Lord, pour out upon us the spirit of understanding, truth and peace. Help us to strive with all our hearts to know what is pleasing to you; and when we know your will make us determined to do it. We ask this through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen. The Archbishop escorts The Pope from the Great Hall, across the Courtyard and into the Palace for their Private Meeting. Please leave the Hall as directed by the Stewards. Guests seated in the main body of the Hall depart through the south doors to coaches outside the Palace Gate House to transfer to Westminster Abbey. Guests seated near the dais depart through the Fig Tree Entrance to their cars in the main Courtyard to transfer to the Great Hall of the Palace of Westminster. Cover: specially commissioned icon of Jesus Christ with Pope St Gregory the Great and St Cover: specially commissioned icon of Jesus Christ with Pope St Gregory the Great and St Augustine of CanterburyAugustine (temperaof Canterbury on a gold (tempera ground onand a gessogold onground wood, andpainted gesso by onSergei wood, Fedorov) painted given by toSergei Pope BenedictFedorov) XVIgiven by to Archbishop Pope Benedict Rowan XVI Williams by Archbishop during the Rowan archbishop’s Williams official during visit the to Archbishop’sthe Holy See, Novemberofficial visit 2006. to the Holy See, November 2006. Printed by Barnard & Westwood Limited, 23 Pakenham Street, London WC1X 0LB By Appointment to Her Majesty The Queen. Printers and Bookbinders.
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