text: "...the impossibility of deciding which voice  speaks of Anglicanism."
  
  A while ago, Justin Wilby's predecessor, Rowan Williams, tried to get ALL the various provinces of the Anglican Communion (together almost 5% of global Christianity) to sign on to a covenant, a stronger, more centralized inter-provincial polity, binding them as a communion of churches to certain practices and teachings. Many African Anglicans were open to it, hoping that it would include a ban on gay Anglican clerics from entering into civil unions (which the Church of England permits), others a ban on women bishops, others a ban on laypeople presiding at a liturgy (which diocese of Sidney permits). Anyway, that covenant was tosses aside. Rome was not happy. It wanted the Communion to adopt the covenant. Since then, Rome has had no real interest recognizing AC's orders, not until AC has a more unified church polity (horrified that some African Anglican bishops refuse to worship with their Western peers).