I was expecting the comments to be something else than what I've read. The comments are pretty well done, and thoughtful.  I guess that "all be one" is a nice idea, but we're already one is so many far more important ways that jurisdictional rules and expectations.  We all have the Scriptures, especially the Gospels; we all have the Eucharist; we have a shared understanding of Holy Orders and the Sacraments. And we all have diversity--diversity growing from different geographies, different cultural backgrounds, different political environments. Pope John Paul II spoke of the two lungs of the Church and that's a fine model; I add a third "lung," the Anglican Communion. God bless us, one and all!