text: I suggested above that recognition of Anglican orders today (by Western and Eastern Catholic churches) is far more difficult. APOSTOLICAE CURAE was based on the externals regarding matter, form, intention in the historical context of that time period in Tudor England; now, according to Cardinal Kasper, the goal posts and whole playing field has been changed, as it were.  Recognition depends upon doctrinal issues, broader issues, etc. almost mimicking Orthodox demands, Orthodox protocol regarding whether a church's orders can or should be recognized. Read Cardinal Kasper's addresses to the Anglicans over women's ordination to the episcopacy. And with Anglicans open to clerical same sex civil unions, I doubt AC orders will ever be recognized -- by Rome or Orthodoxy.  Still it is good that Francis and Justin are looking at what they have in common and acting on that.