text: "It is about establishing links between the two of us that would allow for greater unity (not 'union') with ...."
  
  I think so, too, BROohthor. If we read Cardinal Kasper's House of Bishops address to Anglicans in 2006 (at York) and research on line ARAC documents, we realize how far we are from organic union (certainly union with "churches rooted in the Reformation" -- Lutheran, Anglican, etc.) and how much we don't want to upset Orthodoxy. I think Francis knows that but still wants to establish deeper bonds of charity with all churches.  Justin Welby likewise wants that too, despite ecumenical inconsistencies. When Francis addresses the Lutherans next year in Sweden, I think he will promote the same thing -- dialogue and mutual respect for differences. In 1966, Pope Paul VI and Archbishop Michael Ramsey promised "to strive in common to find solutions to the problems facing Christian today."  That still holds true today.