Archbishop ’s welcome
Welcome to the website for the Anglican Diocese of Brisbane. I hope that this site serves as a virtual window to the many missions, pastoral activities and commissions that aim to serve the broader community in the name of Christ.
The Diocese of Brisbane includes an area of more than half a million square kilometers and is home to more than two million Queenslanders. To serve our community within this region we have 467 clergy and 305 churches.
As web-based communication continues to gain in its importance in informing and uniting people across the globe it is my hope that you will find this site useful and instructive.
Archbishop Aspinall
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29 October, 2009
The Archbishop of Brisbane, Dr Phillip Aspinall, has officially consecrated one of Brisbane’s iconic buildings, more than 100 years after construction began.
23 October, 2009
Brisbane Anglicans are preparing to welcome guests from around the country and overseas for a milestone event in the history of the Diocese.
23 October, 2009
The Primate of the Anglican Church of Australia and Archbishop of Brisbane, Dr Phillip Aspinall has offered the following comments about the announcement that Pope Benedict XVI has approved an ‘Apostolic Constitution’ which will make provision for groups of Anglicans who wish to be received into communion with the See of Rome.
Anglican Communion News
21 October, 2009
Joint Statement by The Archbishop of Westminster and The Archbishop of Canterbury
20 October, 2009
The Archbishop of Canterbury sent his annual message to Hindu communities for the festival of Diwali, on Saturday.
15 October, 2009
Dr Rowan Williams, Archbishop of Canterbury, sets out a Christian vision of how people can respond to the looming environmental crisis.
28 September, 2009
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, currently visiting the Anglican Church in Japan, today took part in an Act of Remembrance at the epicentre of the atomic bomb blast in Nagasaki. During the Act of Remembrance, Dr Williams laid flowers at the memorial and spoke about the pressing importance of working for a world free from nuclear weapons: