text: "As you may know, the polity within Anglicanism is closer to Orthodoxy rather than the RCC."
  
  Yes and no, MainlineP. The problem with Anglicanism is the impossibility of deciding which  voice speaks for Anglicanism. (This doesn't exist in Orthodoxy, regarding teaching and doctrine.) Case in point: Look at the Provoo Agreement -- dating back 20 yrs ago -- between parts of the Anglican Communion and different Lutheran Churches. Documents they signed involved the mutual recognition of orders "as they stood,"  even though there was no acknowledged breach in the episcopal succession. Yet when Anglicans talk to the CC, a different principle is used in the Anglican Catholic dialogue. As a result we are left with a dialogue of dialectics with both sides seeking clarification, without a single voice speaking for all of Anglicanism. For that reason, Rome settles for spiritual communion over Holy Communion (linked to membership), among other things. Thus Francis want love, mutual respect, hope.